Ibanez / TWP10 Twin Peaks Wah Pedal

Conventional wah pedals use a single inductor circuit to boost a specific frequency band (peak point). By moving the pedal, the frequency band to be boosted can be changed from low to high, creating the distinctive sound of a wah pedal.

The Twin Peaks Wah Pedal “TWP10” uses two inductor circuits to boost two peak points, and by moving the pedal, you can change the frequency band.
In addition, you can adjust the balance between the two frequency bands and select the variable range to either a low-end or high-end mode, allowing you to create a wide variety of wah sounds, from simple wah sounds to unique wah sounds that sound like they have a modulation effects processor applied to them.

Controls: Master level, Balance
Switches: Effect on/off, Tone mode (High/Low)
I/O's: Input, Output
Other: True Bypass
Size: 96 (W) x 202 (D) x 60-84 (H) (mm)
Weight: 815g (incl. battery)
Required current: 15mA @9V
Power supply: One 9-volt battery
or external DC 9-volt AC adapter (center negative)
※When using a 9V (006P) dry cell battery or AC adapter, please purchase a 9V/center negative specification separately.

Star Level Knob
Adjusts the overall output level.
At the 12 o'clock position, the level is the same as a conventional wah pedal, and when turned all the way to the right, it is a +6dB boost level.

Balance Control Knob
Adjusts the mix level balance of the two peak point frequency bands.
The high-frequency side is similar to the variable range of conventional typical wah pedals, and the low-frequency side is similar to the variable range used in custom wah pedals and
signature wah pedals.
The balance control adjusts the mix level balance of these two frequency bands.
When the knob is at the 0 position (fully counterclockwise), only the high-frequency range is boosted,
and as you turn it clockwise, the low-frequency range is gradually boosted.
At the 12 o'clock position, the high and low-frequency ranges are at the same level,
and at the fully clockwise position (fully turned up), only the low-frequency range is boosted.

Tone Mode Switch
You can select the variable range of the two frequency bands to be boosted from HIGH mode to LOW mode.
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○HIGH mode:
The variable range of the frequency band to be boosted on the high-frequency side is from 670Hz to
3kHz. This is a higher frequency band than typical wah pedals, so
there is a possibility that the tone will become too bright.
In this case, we recommend adjusting the balance control or master level or
suppressing the high range with the guitar's tone control.
The variable range for the low range is from 300Hz to 1kHz.
This is a slightly lower frequency range than conventional wah pedals.
○LOW mode:
The variable range for the frequency band boosted on the high-pitched side is from 450Hz to 2kHz.
This is approximately the same frequency band as conventional wah pedals.
The variable range for the low-pitched side is from 220Hz to 750Hz.

LED indicator
The LED lights up when the effect is on. When using batteries,
if the LED becomes dim or stops lighting up, replace the batteries.

Aluminum alloy die-cast body
The body is made of a robust, durable aluminum alloy die-cast.