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

I was able to dial in a pretty decent Jerry Garcia kind of sound which was my goal so I'm happy with it

This pedal is a lot better than YouTube clips online. The pedal does have depth and you can get a “Jerry Garcia” jam vibe. Humbuckers (especially bridge pup) this pedal sounds great. Very funky. I have a Qtron, but it’s the 2.0 version in the large casing so it’s been assigned to the home-only rig. Anyways, with the price and low real estate on my boar, I thought it was worth a shot. This pedal is more based on your note attack than other filters/auto wahs. Your picking hand will determine a lot more than you would on a qtron (for example). There’s also less “quack” in this pedal than the Qtron. If you’re looking for super heavy “burpy/quack”, get the newest Qtron+. If you’re looking for a nice “wah/wack” w more envelope filter based on your attack, get this pedal. At the price, just buy it and try it. If you don’t like it, give it to a buddy. I’ve also found the pedal mixes well with other pedals. It stays very clear and doesn’t lose its mojo in the chain. I have it as #5 on my board: Vol>Boost>OD>Delay>Donner Auto Wah> looper. This pedal takes some dialing-in. If you like experimenting and taking the pedal for a full test drive, this will be a fun thing too.

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.

Not a wah wah sound

I recently sold an Electro-harmonix Q-tron that I wasn't using very much and had no intention of replacing it. I stumbled across this and it was cheap enough that I figured it would be worth trying since I had a Donner noise gate pedal that I liked. So far I'm impressed. I'm not sure I'd put this on a pedal board for live performances, but for a home setup it's fun. Other reviewers complain that it wasn't sound like a "wah" pedal, but for me it is a solid replacement for the Q-tron. It can sound dull if you've got it dialed in wrong, but the Q-tron would too. I would recommend this for anyone who wants a cheap auto-wah just to see what it's about. You can always upgrade later.

First of all, I ordered the mod box, and I received a reverb peddle in a mod box container. What the heck? Was someone playing around with the pedals at the warehouse and get them mixed up when they put them back??!! Then, I in the same order, I ordered and received a dynamic wah pedal. It worked great for 2 hours out of the box. I put my guitar down for the evening after rehearsing with everything working fine. I wake up super exited to noodle on my new Fx, and I turn on my rig. Click on the pedal. Nothing except a super muffled blunted signal. What the heck???!! I’d like to use stronger language, but I won’t do it.

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.

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

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

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

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。

Build quality is very sturdy, but the effect itself, even playing with adjustments, isn't very strong. If I hadn't heard any other manufacturers auto wah, I may have thought this pedal was good, but given how weak it is, it doesn't seem like it was a great purchase.