Dunlop - MR95LTD Mick Ronson Signature Cry Baby Wah Limited Edition
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With the MR95LTD Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah pedal, Dunlop resurrects the sonic breath of glam rock in a faithful tribute to one of its most influential architects. This signature model, based on Bowie's personal pedal, is a true vintage soul filter. Beneath its specially finished case, inspired by the world of Ronson, lies an analogue circuit tailor-made to reproduce his famous sounds with precision in a fixed position. Every element, from the custom inductor to the components chosen for their accuracy, has been carefully calibrated. The MR95LTD invites musicians to revisit an era when every solo told a story.
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It's impossible to dissociate Mick Ronson from his incisive, expressive wah textures. Dunlop is well aware of this, and has produced a faithful recreation of his original pedal. The MR95LTD Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah relies on a vintage Italian pedal, generously loaned by Bob Rock, to recreate a sound profile that's limpid and biting, yet subtly restrained. A wah like no other, designed to remain in a fixed position and sculpt the timbre like a studio filter. Just the thing to put a little Ziggy back into your solos.
The magic is in the detail, and Dunlop has gone about it with an almost romantic obsession. Low-gain transistors, matched resistors, fast sweep, vintage components and tight tolerances: everything has been fine-tuned to precisely reproduce the vibrant, clear grain that Ronson used on Bowie's most memorable albums.
With its custom inductor, the Dunlop MR95LTD Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah delivers a frequency range from 500 Hz to 2.25 kHz, offering a bright, non-aggressive sound that lets every note breathe. The response is immediate underfoot, and the peak of the wah retains a very musical smoothness. An invitation to sculpt your own layers of sound without ever fighting against the pedal. It's not just a wah, it's a discreet but formidable arrangement tool that makes all the difference between a solo you've heard and a solo you'll still be humming tomorrow morning.
The special finish, inspired by Ronson's stage work, turns the MR95LTD into a collector's item. But make no mistake: this is no trinket. It's a playing tool that's been around the circuit a long time, and is eagerly awaiting your riffs. And if you've never dared fix your wah to shape your sound, now might be the time to give it a try.
The Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah doesn't try to shine through its gimmicks. It whispers to the musician a different way of approaching textures, by shaping them rather than piling them up. Do you want to add depth to your recordings or sculpt a sound that's recognisable from the first bar? Slip it between your guitar and amp, set it to the right frequency, and let it sing. The sonic colours it can conjure up are worth a few creative detours.
The magic is in the detail, and Dunlop has gone about it with an almost romantic obsession. Low-gain transistors, matched resistors, fast sweep, vintage components and tight tolerances: everything has been fine-tuned to precisely reproduce the vibrant, clear grain that Ronson used on Bowie's most memorable albums.
With its custom inductor, the Dunlop MR95LTD Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah delivers a frequency range from 500 Hz to 2.25 kHz, offering a bright, non-aggressive sound that lets every note breathe. The response is immediate underfoot, and the peak of the wah retains a very musical smoothness. An invitation to sculpt your own layers of sound without ever fighting against the pedal. It's not just a wah, it's a discreet but formidable arrangement tool that makes all the difference between a solo you've heard and a solo you'll still be humming tomorrow morning.
The special finish, inspired by Ronson's stage work, turns the MR95LTD into a collector's item. But make no mistake: this is no trinket. It's a playing tool that's been around the circuit a long time, and is eagerly awaiting your riffs. And if you've never dared fix your wah to shape your sound, now might be the time to give it a try.
The Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah doesn't try to shine through its gimmicks. It whispers to the musician a different way of approaching textures, by shaping them rather than piling them up. Do you want to add depth to your recordings or sculpt a sound that's recognisable from the first bar? Slip it between your guitar and amp, set it to the right frequency, and let it sing. The sonic colours it can conjure up are worth a few creative detours.
Other features
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Dunlop MR95LTD Mick Ronson Cry Baby Wah
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Analogue effects pedal
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Effect : Cry Baby Wah
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Country of production: USA
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Mick Ronson (The Spiders from Mars) signature model
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Special finish inspired by Ronson's work
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Bypass: True Bypass
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Parameterisation: based on Mick Ronson's personal vintage pedal
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Centre frequency range: 500 Hz ⭢ 2.25 kHz
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Responsiveness: fast sweep with softer peak and brighter frequency
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Components: low-gain transistors, matched resistors
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Inductor: custom with tight tolerances
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Connectors: 2x jack ∅6,35 mm
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Case: specially finished metal
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Power supply :
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9V battery
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9V DC mains adapter, sold separately
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Power consumption : 750 µA
To find out more...
Fans of Bowie, glam or broader rock: this is a tool not to be overlooked.
Designed for guitarists who like to get their fingers dirty in the sound and are looking for character, the Dunlop MR95LTD is ideal for texture explorers.
Looking to go further? Consider pairing it with a vintage fuzz or analogue delay to open up soundscapes worthy of Hunky Dory.
Dunlop has long had a soft spot for unusual artists. Its collaboration with Ronson, via Bob Rock, continues a tradition of meticulously crafted signature pedals.
This wah fits naturally into a pedalboard that's all about nuance, colour and textured arrangements.
Designed for guitarists who like to get their fingers dirty in the sound and are looking for character, the Dunlop MR95LTD is ideal for texture explorers.
Looking to go further? Consider pairing it with a vintage fuzz or analogue delay to open up soundscapes worthy of Hunky Dory.
Dunlop has long had a soft spot for unusual artists. Its collaboration with Ronson, via Bob Rock, continues a tradition of meticulously crafted signature pedals.
This wah fits naturally into a pedalboard that's all about nuance, colour and textured arrangements.
