RMC1

Since it's release in 1998, the RMC1 has gained the reputation as one of the best wah pedals in the world. Based on the most requested hot-rod mods Geoffrey Teese has done over the years, this hand built wah delivers more sweep range than mass produced wahs. Besides the increased range, the RMC1 produces a more musical sweep with a repositioned sweet spot, richer mids, and a stronger low end than any chrome-top wah on the market today. Also, the wet output signal of the RMC1 is boosted to keep your sound from getting lost in the crowd like other wahs. This wah is tuned optimally for a single coil pickup configuration. More Info

RMC2

The RMC2 starts with the same primary tuning as the RMC1. Instead of a volume boost, the RMC2 has a side mounted pot for control of the volume range, a pot for control of the Q or attack and a 5-position rotary control switch to select the sweep range. The RMC2 is also designed to have an overall bright sound with a shimmery top end that is reminiscent of vintage English and German wahs. More Info

Picture Wah

Not since 1967 have the true sounds of the original Clyde McCoy Picture Wah been available in a production model wah. As of July 2001, RMC is pleased to announce that your wait is over. The Real McCoy Picture Wah faithfully reproduces this elusive sound. Housed in the classic gray hammertone case and equipped with a new 100% accurate repro tuned core halo inductor, Italian Arco capacitors, British transistors, carbon composition resistors, true-bypass switching, AC adapter jack, and the proprietary ROC-POT2 potentiometer, the Picture Wah delivers the classic Italian sound. More Info

Wizard Wah

The Wizard Wah is the newest offering from Real McCoy Custom, part RMC1, part Picture Wah, the Wizard Wah sounds like nothing else on the planet, with extended sweep range, rich, yet tight lows, haunting mids, a smooth top end, and an overall boost. Unlike the RMC1, the Wizard Wah is designed to work with any pickup configuration and any amp gain structure. More Info

RMC6 Wheels of Fire

What began as a custom piece in 2003 has finally become an official part of the RMC lineup in 2006. The WHEELS OF FIRE wah features the sound of the original Macari built wahs of the 1960's and 1970's England. While still housed in our traditional wah case, the WOF duplicates the extra-wide sweep range and all the other nuances of the Macari original. WOF special features include case mounted controls for volume, Q, and low end emphasis.  More Info

Joe Walsh Signature

The JOE WALSH SIGNATURE WAH delivers the classic wah sounds heard on all of Joe’s early recordings. The flame graphics were created by Perry Hall according to Joe’s request for the production model of the prototype that's been on his pedal board since the early summer of 2007. More Info