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Once activated, the JP95 continued to set itself apart from a stock Cry Baby with its surprisingly vocal EQ curve. The pedal isnвЂ™t true bypass, but it does have pretty blue indicator lights and, more importantly, there was no discernible tone suck-well done, Dunlop! ItвЂ™s also pretty elegant looking in chrome and black. By my estimation, this thing weighs about 14 pounds and could easily be used to bash in the skulls of the living or the dead.

When the JP95 arrived, the first thing that struck me is that itвЂ™s built for the apocalypse-specifically, the zombie apocalypse. However, this pedal-the JP95, which is probably a better name than Cry Baby Petrucci (although that name and accusation appears on the toe and pedal base)-can speak to the Petrucci in all of us, as internal trimpots allow everyone to be as exacting as he and I are.

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So, when Dunlop came to Petrucci to help design a new Cry Baby wah, he was able to give them a lot of pointers on how to voice it. How do I know this? Because I watched the promotional video for PetrucciвЂ™s signature Cry Baby wah pedal from Dunlop, during which he explained how he and his tech meticulously found the sweet spots in his rack mount Cry Baby and then left it undisturbed, gig after gig, session after session. John Petrucci is a prog metal guitarist whoвЂ™s famous for his chops, so I just assumed he and I have nothing in common, but I was wrong: apparently, we both love to tweak our gear until itвЂ™s totally dialed in and then we never.

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