Jim Dunlop EQ Effects Pedal (19300470500)

I have red n yellow Fasel, Stack of Dimes, Fulltone (👍) and TDK n N30 inductors (👎) in both Dunlop and Thomas wahs. This is good as it gets.

I'm happy I found the original part. Some claim that the core material and winding method are what gives the Cry Baby it's distinctive sound. This is the only part I couldn't duplicate. The rest is pretty easy. I have the schematic. I can't use the factory built pedal because I can't move my legs. The pedal changes the value of a pot which sweeps a filter through the envelope. I can change the resistance by using a straw instead.Would I go through the trouble of making my own wah-wah if I could step on a pedal? Frankly No! I don't suggest that anyone else should either. You just can't duplicate the sturdy quality of a factory made pedal. But then I have no other choice. I'm glad I found it here.

This thing is well worth the money as an upgrade, it transformed my mid 90s era GCB-95 from a barely usable squawky mess into a pure sex machine. Its basically like getting a whole new wah for $20 and ten minutes of assembly and soldering.

Worked like a champ, great replacement coil for the Cry Baby or other similar circuit wah guitar pedal

works perfectly, worked as a replacement for a 500mH part