Hotone Wong Press Volume Exp Wah

Thw wong press popped up in my feed and it looked interesting, so I have it a shot as I was drawn to the smaller footprint and multifunctional features. This thing is SO small

My go to wah is a CFH Dimebag Crybaby, but it's huge so this is a great wah to just have on the side /carry in my bag.

Volume Pedal function:

Great - I have zero isues with an uneven swell (as mentioned with the soul version) and it works perfectly as a volume pedal for my application.

Wah:

The wah had a very sweet sweep range and it's a lot of fun to play for a lot of the blues, rock and even metal wah styles. It is a refreshing forced pigeon hole from the various CFH Crybaby sweep settings.

Wah+volume

I need to play with this some more, but yes - sounds great.

EXP Pedal.

Messed around with this on my Boss Delay and a few other pedals and it does what it's supposed to.

Only con for me is that the 9V battery is behind two Phillips screws. It's a minor issue but ease of access would have been nice.

I can see myself getting A LOT of use from this pedal. For the price it is incredible.

Thank you Thomann for another awesome delivery!

Footnote - I don't know a single Tony Wong song, but kudos to him and Hotone

I ordered a B-stock pedal, the Q knob did nothing, so I sent it back and got another one brand new. Q knob still does nothing!!! I got in touch with Hotone support, they say yes it's subtle and Cory wanted that way. But hey this Q knob does absolutely nothing believe me. Also tested with white noise sent through the pedal and did spectrum analisys, nothing moves. So I don't know what's happening here. Other than that I quite like the pedal and the features. Maybe it's just too small, right your average smartphone dimensions, you need to get used to it. Also if you have a pedalboard with bars (I have a Palmer) it doesn't reach up to three bars but two and a half, so it's not the best to have it stable. Nice built quality, velcro sheet already included in the box.