Worm XO Electro Harmonix Demo, EH Worm

[MrEmBerna]

Sure... If you will have news 'bout it, contact me ;) ...

Thank you for your quick answer, you're a kind person :)

[MrEmBerna]

My questions:

1- Is this true bypass?

2- Can I recreate Gilmour's "seagull effect" with this? You know... If you reverse the connections on your wah wah pedal (a CryBaby, for example) plugging the guitar into the output and the cable that goes into the next effect or the amp into the input, you'll obtain that effect. What I'm asking you is: if I select the analog wah mode and then I do the same thing with the Worm, will I get that effect?

[someonewithguitar]

@MrEmBerna I don't think it's true bypass. And I do not have this pedal for a long time already, I can not answer the rest :)

[vileguile4]

I'd like to see it with an expression pedal so you can see how it works like a regular wah, and i bet the other effects would be cool with it too

ty for vid

[alans056]

hey wait a minute... this is awesome!!!!! NEED!!!!

[44eelz]

i like the wah effect, its a modulated wah not an auto wah like most pedals..

[alexgoodbourn]

doesn't sound very useable to me!

[pdawiec]

@alexgoodbourn It's more than useable!

[someonewithguitar]

@antikrist616 I would go for MXR phaser.

[LTDman77]

do you have to turn the volume down on your guitar to find the sweet spot like you have to do on the mod tone funk filter?

[someonewithguitar]

@LTDman77

My volume was all the way up all the time. This pedal is not very harsh. This pedal has its own unique sounds. They do not sound like the usual phaser/tremolo effects. I think the modulated wah and vibrato is cool. (IMO)

[LTDman77]

@someonewithguitar awesome, does it sound good through a stack or somthing little? or does it not matter?

[someonewithguitar]

@LTDman77

I'm just using clean ch. amp,at one point dist. pedal, and this pedal. I did not try it with anything else.