Morley has announced a trio of limited-edition mini Custom Shop wah pedals, the Mini Steve Vai Bad Horsie 2, Mini George Lynch Dragon 2 and the Kiko Loureiro Switchless Wah.
As you’ve no doubt noticed, all three pedals feature head-turning graphics: hand-drawn artwork from Vai; purple-and-yellow tiger stripes from Lynch; and Brazilian artwork and colours from Megadeth man Loureiro.
Features-wise, the Mini Bad Horsie 2 boasts two modes (Bad Horsie and Contour), with controls for wah tone and level; the Mini Dragon 2 also packs two modes (Wah and WOW), plus a Wah Lock feature for Schenker-style cocked wah tones. Kiko’s, meanwhile, is set to his fave sweep and tone.
All three pedals pack Morley’s electro-optical circuit, switchless design, Treadle Glow foot grips, True Tone buffer, cold-rolled steel chassis, LED indicator and Quick Clip battery door.
The Mini Kiko Wah (Street $229), Mini Bad Horsie 2 (Street $239), Mini Dragon 2 (Street $249) are available now - see Morley Pedals for more info.
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