Donner Mini Auto Wah Pedal Dynamic Wah Guitar Effect Pedal Envelope Filter True Bypass

This auto wah pedal is pretty straight forward, I wouldn't see myself adjusting it too much after I found a sweet spot. I like the rhythmic accents this thing adds when you strum small chord forms or octaves in circular way with your right hand (assuming you are a right handed player). I have not yet tried it on the bass guitar however if there ample signal output from your pickups it adds a quack to the sound that is useful in many contexts. Not that this matters functionally but I love the purple! As I continue to investigate the Donner pedal line I feel like a teenager discovering these new little affordable gadgets that when used properly add to the overall impact of the sound. Well obviously I am not a teenager but I still have a voracious appetite for creating interesting sounds, riffs and combination with the guitar and pedals. I highly recommend this pedal, perhaps not before modulations fx and echoes, etc, but it definitely has its place in a guitarist's arsenal. Check it out. Thanks to RV Velasco owner and proprietor of Shaggy's Studio in Cat City, CA for all his support, fine camera/audio work and for his dogs and my dog that help us get through the days. Thanks to Donner keep up the great work. Donner Mini Auto Wah Pedal Dynamic Wah Guitar Effect Pedal

Great sounding pedal, especially for the price. It's solid, and I love the compact size. Since you can control 4 parameters, I was able to dial in the exact sound I was looking for. Response is easily adjustable to customize for the guitar, technique and style you want to play. Definitely going to try more of these pedals.

I love these little Donner pedals. They are well built, produce a great effect and cost so much less than the fancier equivalents. I have a bunch of these and am very satisfied.

It’s a nice little pedal, I bought it primarily just to try out a envelope filter, and for that it’s perfect. It is kind of a one trick pony but it does that trick very well, if your looking for a fairly subtle but responsive effect, think I Don’t Trust Myself by John Mayer or that “Jerry” thing, give this a try. I’ve seen other reviews that complain about the switch being “too loud” I’m not sure what they are comparing it too but it’s not any worse then any other pedal I have, and quite frankly it’s just being nit picky about a silly thing. I’ve only had it a short time so I can’t comment on durability but it seems built well enough for the price point. All in all if you just want to try it you can’t go wrong for the price.

I dont know if mine was dead or if this model is useless but it didn't really do anything.

I have purchased some of the mini stomp boxes in the past... distortion, EQ, compressor, and they all work fine. So I figured this Auto-Wah pedal would be just as good. NOT. In bypass mode the sound is clean, but once you engage the Wah function it produces a very loud, low frequency droning/humming noise. The Wah capabilities are very limited, but it doesn't matter because the loud humming noise renders the pedal useless. I tried different guitars, cables, and amps. No difference. Noise, noise, noise. How can they make something like this? Didn't anybody ever test it after it was manufactured? Don't be tempted by the low price. It' junk and not worth anything.

Only took me a few minutes to get something that sounds reasonably close to Jerry's guitar sound on Estimated Prophet using this pedal and just a touch of reverb from the built in effects in my mixer. I am very impressed with the ease of recreating such an iconic sound without the need to spend a lot of money.

This Donner Mini Auto Wah auto-wahwah has a lot more "personality" - I guess you might call it mojo - than some other auto-wahs I've used. It resets the envelope fast enough at the appropriate setting to do some pretty rapid-fire licks... You get "Wa wah wah wah wah ... Waaaaah wah wah.", like you want. Some of the other envelope filters (autowahs) I have tried don't reclose the envelope fast enough, so the same riff would be like, "Wa ah ah ah ah ... Waaaaah wah ah." The knob controlling how quickly the filter resets is called "decay" on this one. It's the little one on the right side. I also noticed that the timbre ("tone") is nice and fat-like . Overall very good quality indeed for the price. It's a very fun and useful pedal. It would be a good pick for a bit of inspiration, to spice up a practice session, or get excited about playing guitar if practice were beginning to feel like a bit of a drag. I'm a professional musician (I get paid to play occasionally,) and I won't hesitate to use this pedal at a gig. It has good tone, and acceptable action. ---Otto Waugh at Ottowa Auto-wahwah

Tiene mejor funcionamiento en guitarras, en bajo le doy un 7/10, pero por el precio es muy bueno

No sound coming from the pedal Tried many cables and nothing changes

The pedal is simple and does what it should. There is an audible click when engaging the effect and other, more expensive models do more dynamic variations of the changes but it’s good fir the money.

This wah pedal is kind of usable, not a real wah sound but it could be ok if a slight wah sound is needed.

ワウペダルは色々探しましたが、安価でこちらの商品を購入してみました。機能自体はオートなので、とても使い良いです。自宅で楽しむには今の所十分でです。ちなみに参考ですが、取付はマルチエフェクターの前に付けるより後の方が良い音がでました。