Struggling to spot your wah pedal in the dark? No need to fret! Fender's Tread - Light™ Wah Pedal comes with a unique, switchable under - treadle LED. This feature ensures easy visibility on stage, regardless of the lighting conditions. It offers adjustable treble and a three - way top - mounted mid - frequency toggle, giving you a wide range of tonal choices. You can switch the internal buffer between a buffered or classic wah effect. Designed by Fender's in - house experts, it has an all - original Fender circuit. The stage - ready chassis and treadle are made from lightweight yet durable anodized aluminium, with a wooden pad built to withstand the demands of live performances. The switchable LED clearly shows when the pedal is active and ready for use. Features include an analog wah pedal, an adjustable 3 - way frequency selector, a switchable under - treadle LED, a switchable internal buffer, and adjustable treadle torque for comfort. It can be powered by a 9V battery or a centre negative AC adapter (not included). Specifications are as follows: Input Impedance is 1M ohm, Output Impedance is 10k ohm, Power Consumption is 40 mA, and it requires a 9 - Volt Battery or Center Negative AC Adapter (not included).
Using the Fender Tread - Light™ Wah Pedal is easy. First, power it up either with a 9V battery or a centre negative AC adapter (you'll need to get the adapter separately). Once it's powered on, the switchable LED under the treadle will let you know it's ready. You can adjust the treble to your liking and use the three - way top - mounted mid - frequency toggle to change the tone. You can also switch the internal buffer for different effects. For comfort, adjust the treadle torque. When it comes to maintenance, keep it clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're using a battery, replace it when the pedal doesn't work as well. If you use an AC adapter, make sure it's properly connected and in good condition. Always turn off the pedal when you're not using it to save power.
