ZVEX Super Seek Wah Sequencing Envelope Filter Guitar Effect Pedal with Tap Tempo and MIDI control

This product is a far more advanced version of our original Seek Wah and Seek Wah II. Basically the Super Seek Wah is a sort of combination of a tremolo pedal and a wah wah pedal. If you're familiar with seventies synths, it's exactly like an analog sequencer controlling a mellow band pass filter. New features include: tap tempo, MIDI tempo control, glissando, adjustable number of stages from 1 to 16, automatic tempo slowing or speeding (delta), savable/loadable presets and more!

Important Note: In order to accommodate all of the Super Seek Wah's features, there are some instances where a knob may control more than one parameter. This is indicated on controls that have a slash in their label. For example: the 16 mini step knobs can be set to control either the "wah" for that individual step, or "groove" for that individual step. A mini toggle switch labeled "groove/wah" assigns the function of those 16 mini knobs. Another couple examples of this type of multi-function are the "tap div/delta" and "steps/preset" knobs. These are not your father's knobs! They are rotary encoders, kind of a cross between a knob and a switch. They can turn like regular knobs, they can be pushed down and turned, they can be pushed and released. The parameter to the left of the slash is controlled by turning the knob and turning it while depressed. We'll cover all of that specifically later.

If you've used a Ringtone before you'll see the familiar Step/Seq/Rnd mini toggle switch on the upper left. Seq and Rnd are modes where the pedal's brain moves you from step to step, either sequentially or randomly. Step mode allows you to advance from step to step manually by tapping on the "tap/hold" button.