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Back in July of 2001, Real McCoy Custom released their version of a blueprinted vintage Italian Picture Wah. Now, 10 years later, RMC is proud to release the latest version of the RMC4/PICTURE WAH, housed in their new extended hammertone grey shell and topped with a chrome (RoHS Compliant) rocker and black footpad.

Inside you'll find free-standing Switchcraft jacks, a heavy-duty Italian on/off switch, double-clad circuit board, a metal can Halo inductor, rugged RMC ROC-POT, taper/resonance toggle switch, and tight tolerance componentry. No mojo parts, just mojo sound.

Just like all RMC wahs, the Real McCoy Picture Wah is developed and built by Geoffrey Teese and includes licensed fuzz-friendly technology, true-bypass, easily adjustable rocker tension, and AC adapter jack, and is covered by a limited one year warranty.
Real McCoy Custom RMC4 Picture Wah Pedal

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  • Free-standing Switchcraft jacks
  • Heavy-duty Italian on/off switch
  • Double-clad circuit board
  • Metal can Halo inductor
  • Rugged RMC ROC-POT
  • Taper/resonance toggle switch
  • Tight tolerance componentry
  • Licensed fuzz-friendly technology
  • True-bypass
  • Easily adjustable rocker tension
  • AC adapter jack

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4.5

8 Reviews

83%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Keeps needing repairs, would never buy RMC again.
Keeps needing repairs, would never buy RMC again.
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  1. Performances4
  2. Home Studio3
  3. Professional Recording2
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Cons
  1. Not Durable1
  2. Not Responsive1
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  1. Experienced5
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Pros
  1. Excellent Sound Quality5
  2. Responsive2
  3. Versatile1

Reviewed by 8 customers

  • Exactly what I wanted..

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byChris

    fromBoca Raton, FL

    This is an excellent Wah. The sound is perfect and adds a classiness to my tone that I love.

  • Keeps needing repairs, would never buy RMC again.

    1

    submitted4 years ago

    byReviewman27

    fromAustralia

    My RMC wah has had 2 issues, both needing to be professionally repaired twice: -Dry solders for input jack and pot; required re-soldering. -Switch had to be re-soldered. To give some perspective, I have over 50 pedals, owned for over 10 years. I have never had an issue with any other pedal, yet I have had 2 separate issues with my RMC wah. The professional repairer says the problem for both issues was 'poor soldering during manufacture'. I emailed RMC and was told the warranty is 1 year; I had to cover the expense for both repair bills. Was disappointing for such an expensive pedal. The sound is OK, but not necessarily better than my Vox V847 for 1/5th of the price.

  • Wow that's some wah

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJ Ibarra

    fromCalifornia

    Great sounding ! So amazing with fuzz and stacked overdrive! I never review anything and if I have to help anyone to "add to cart" just stop reading this and do it. Great company great pedal! Teese! RMC4 kicks!

  • Awesome!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byCraig J

    fromLittleton, Co

    This is the only modern wah that has satisfied me in trying to have an alternate and backup to my vintage'67-'68 Vox. It has a usable range heel to toe and does not get those ugly, overly muted, bassy useless sounds at heel down, like the reissue voxes and dunlop wahs I've bought and sold. Those all seem to hit a strange harmonic that makes a nasty, muddy note that buries what you're playing at the middle point and towards heel down. I've had the dual inductor mxr, cae wah and tried adjusting the pot gear on all of those wahs, doesn't help. Right away this rmc had clarity, great range without being too bassy n deep or too shrill. It leans more to the vintage side, good mids n highs, not super bassy like the metal/modern wahs. I first had the rmc 10, didn't love it, prefer this one. It's a great wah.

  • Best wah I played

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byMatt

    fromPA

    The two things I look for in a wah pedal are a balanced sweep and clear expression of the tonality change. This pedal is a bullseye. Not too much not too little it's just perfect. This pedal truly puts the competition to shame.

  • Love this Wah!

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byCarlo

    fromPortland, OR

    Best wah you can buy. I've owned a few and tried more than a few. Hands down the best.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byScotty

    fromTac, Wa 98404

    What does this pedal sound like and what can it do? …what does picture mean in dis rip toon?

    What does this pedal sound like and what can it do? …what does picture mean in dis rip toon?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Please see "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wah-wah_pedal". It has audio.