Jim Dunlop Custom Badass Cry Baby Wah Guitar Effects Pedal GCB65
£168.99 Inc. Vat
CRY BABY CUSTOM BADASS DUAL-INDUCTOR EDITION WAH
GCB65
This limited edition Cry Baby Wah brings together the two most iconic wah voices in history via the Halo Inductor and the red Fasel Inductor for a broad and dynamic palette to expand your musical expression.
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CRY BABY CUSTOM BADASS DUAL-INDUCTOR EDITION WAH
GCB65
This limited edition Cry Baby Wah brings together the two most iconic wah voices in history via the Halo Inductor and the red Fasel Inductor for a broad and dynamic palette to expand your musical expression.
| Weight | 1 kg |
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Brand
Jim Dunlop
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