Dunlop Crybaby 535Q Multi Wah Guitar Effect Pedal

I've bought this because I need in some kind of Wah-Wah Effect Processor. I've read lots of review and forums about different Wah Pedals and where was no one who would unsatisfied by Dunlop Crybaby 535Q and moreover all in one voice compliment this.
Now i have it and can say that I haven't made a mistake when bought it. Ecxellent pedal, hihg quality mechanics and electronics, enormous number of tuning variations. I'm completely satified.

The Dunlop 535Q. This wah is pretty good at everything. It comes equipped with a Q adjuster that can be used to help shape your wah sound. Im not exactly sure to this day what Q means but I think its something with the tone. Above that is a volume knob and then on the right theres that big chrome knob. That selects the wahs range, and works as a selector, not an actual knob. (switching between 5 presets). All the way open gives you that wild full spectrum sound that you can get some crazy flexing from. Selecting the other settings will begin to reign in the wah's peak and depth to a more managable sweep that covers more of the mids. This is good for playing those really funky styles. There is also a sidestep kinda actuator on the side that turns on or off the boost. While I find this incredibly difficult to execute in a live environment when your actually playing, I leave it on all the time so when I turn the wah on I get the boost to cut through the mix. I haven't had this wah for long, but it seems pretty durable and well constructed. All in all with the different sounds you can get out of it I would say it represents and excellent value for money, and the sound is damn good for a non "boutique" pedal.

A complete variety of ranges and set ups for an effect that includes all in 1. After that, the one and only crybaby sound.

My Original CryBaby Wah was on the way out. It was time to get a new one. I opted to get a refurbished one. This Wah Pedal kicks a#$!!! You can changed the sound and quality of wah at your disposal. My old wah was you plug it up and that was that. Also a volume control, 6 selector switch to change the wah, volume boost, and wah switch to get vintage sounds like Hendricks, Page and others. No cons at all. Dunlop is the best.

The 535Q is a good wah pedal.
But I prefer the GCB95 because it has a larger range of WAH.
The 535Q has versatility on tones, but the WAH range is smaller.

I did this comparison:
http://www.youtube.com/wa​tch?v=a8PCI2itDmk