Behringer Ultra Wah Uw300 Ultimate Auto-Wah Effects Pedal

So i'll preface this by saying I'm a beginning guitarist and not very knowledgeable about the differences between brands concerning pedals. With this in mind, I'd like to say this this pedal works excellently; it provides the wah effects I wanted while being easy to set up and use. I ordered this pedal with a pedal board which was a good decision because the pedal doesn't come with any cords or power supply, just the pedal itself and instructions. All in all a good pedal for a good price and shipping was pretty fast too.

The wah effect could be a little more responsive. Obviously its not a Boss nor the price of one. But it does its job well with other pedals but not alone like it should. The whole thing is difficult to replace batteries. You have to use a pen and be careful not to break it as the whole thing is plastic. But again its cost effective.

This pedal is not ideal for use as a Wah pedal. It does as it is supposed to but it does it so poorly, there is no quality in the effect. I generally like the Behringer line to try out pedals before I shell out big dough on such small equipment. This pedal also adds ALOT of treble to you signal. I dont use this pedal as a Wah, I tend to use it as a flanger without Regeneration.

It's cheap for a reason people. I got this thing so long ago, and it's grown an impressive layer of dust over the years. Gonna see how long I can wax the dirt on it, just gotta let it stew.Anyway, the thing doesn't really work. It claims to apply the wah based on the dynamics of your playing, but it really comes in at random, and there's no control over it anyway. You can't apply any real tension to your playing because this thing keeps wahing at inappropriate moments and doesn't deliver when you want it to.Just get a real pedal, don't be a cheap jerk like me.

For economy reasons I decided to go with this Auto-wah and have found it to be definitely positive to my liking. It does not have the ultimate control a Cry Baby may possess, but if you like specific settings for an entire duration in what you're playing it with, then I suggest this pedal. Good price, great effects. May not stand up to road-wear for long, but for jamming out in your home, it's fantastic.

Once I read the instructions, I was able to set the auto-wah on attack as I wanted. Who knows, I may use the other settings some day. It does sound a bit trebley when I use it, though.

its not the most flawless pedal out there but if you get this you'll be fairly pleased kinda ruff tone but still sounds great, defenetly no crybaby wah but still good indeed

I love like the pedal. It works for both Guitar and Bass! When I got it we placed an almost dead battery in it and I thought it was broken at first, then I got a new 9v batter in it and it worked like a charm. I can tell you that if you are going to get the pedal GET IT!!!

As a complete guitar beginner, I still know what a Wah sounds like, when I hear it on some of my favourite rock songs. Im looking for that screaming, intense, wah style.This pedal certainly provides a Wah, but there's something about it that to my untrained ears, sounds a bit fake and computer generated. It sounds like a keyboard "choir ooh" or "choir aah" setting that it sounds a bit vocalised. Turning the settings down a little and increasing the sensitivity, I get a more restrained wah, a more natural wah, but it's still not the screamer I was looking for.I may not be getting the most out of it I possibly could.Unlike other reviews, the knobs do work, you can control the rate and the depth and the sensitivity. So dont be fooled./I guess my review could be summed up with - It's not the type of Wah I was looking for, but it's cheap and works well and does give some form of Wah.Worth a try if you're looking for your first Wah.

Hendrix, Hammett, Wylde. The best of the best use a wah pedal, but this seemingly well priced and good quality product is not the answer for any aspring player. There is no actual wah wah effect or control over the sound that does come through - you can only turn it on or off, basically just altering the tone slightly.'Sensitivity, Manual, Depth and Rate controls for awesome sound shaping' is what we are told. Not true I'm afraid to say; I found barely any range of effect when using it, no matter how many ways I turned the dials.The product does not come with battery, power lead, or even an amp lead, and it goes through batteries far too quickly.There is a lot of background noise, when strings aren't played there is a very loud chugging (for lack of better word) which obviously is very undesirable and compromises the entire sound of the playing.I hate to give a very bad review, the product is of sturdy design and I'm sure it does have some use as some kind of effects pedal, but not wah. I urge anyone thinking of buying this to try and play it first, don't make the mistake I did of just buying before trying, with the UW-300 its fair to say you get what you pay for, I in future won't be afraid of coughing out much more for something of real quality.

Im amazed these arent in all major musician shops these little buggers are really handy for solos and retro rythm at a dirt cheap price and you can feel from the weight that its hard wearing aswell. Excellent, guitar players forget a cry baby save a good £80 and try one of these first as for an auto wah they give you a reasonable range of sounds for a single pedal of this price but be sure to purchase a 9volt adapter too as they arent provided, behringer also do these for I think around eight pound on here plus four pound post, which if you ask me is essential for any guitarist anyway as the one I bought fits all my pedals :)Heres a link for the pedal  B002PHVEQ0B002PHVEQ0

This was bought to go with the Ibanez guitar i purchased for my son he seems happy with it, threrfore so am i.

This is a perfectly adequate pedal and I'm glad I bought it. There are a lot worse pedals out there (for a lot more money). It does exactly what it says on the tin.