<p>Album : Reinventing The Steel (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)<br />Artistes : Pantera<br />Format : Double LP Vinyle<br />Label : Elektra</p>

<p>Album : Melt the Honey<br />Artiste : Packs<br />Format : LP Vinyle<br />Label : Fire Talk Records</p>

<p>Album : I Inside the Old Year Dying<br />Artiste : PJ Harvey<br />Format : LP Vinyle<br />Label : Partisan Records</p>

<p>Album : Patient Number 9<br />Artiste : Ozzy Osbourne<br />Format : 2LP Vinyle<br />Label : Epic Records</p>

<p>Album : W.F.O.<br />Artistes : Overkill<br />Format : LP Vinyle <br />Label : BMG</p>

<p>Album : I Hear Black<br />Artistes : Overkill<br />Format : LP Vinyle <br />Label : BMG</p>

An auto-wah of the analogue vintage style series. Time to get your sweet spot.
After spending days listening to Bob Marley, the obvious next step was to create my own wah-wah effect Mu-Tron style. Trigger by the volume and attack of your playing, this fast response envelope filter (LFO) is pretty versatile. I thought a way for the performer to be able to alter the quaky tone, to be more accurate as well, so I setup a unique selector giving 4 different possibilities, great for bass too!

<p>Album : Way Back Home<br />Artistes : One Night Band<br />Format : CD<br />Label : Stomp Records</p>