Jam Pedals Seagull: Echoes of the David Gilmour tone
Reverse wah pedal tone inspired by Pink Floyd
The Jam Pedals Seagull replicates the unique reversed wah pedal ‘seagull’ effect David Gilmour employed on the Pink Floyd track, Echoes. It offers two very distinct wah pedal circuit modes, the aforementioned reversed wah, as well as a cocked wah mode.
Jam Pedals Seagull
On the Pink Floyd track Echoes, David Gilmour achieved the ‘seagull’ sound by plugging a wah in backwards, a trick previously used by Jimi Hendrix on the Axis Bold As Love album. Gilmour added some delay to the reverse wah tone and thus, the seagull tone was born. You can then control the pitch and timbre by adjusting your guitar’s tone control.
Controls
The Seagull pedal its the effect by using a ‘cocked wah’ filter, allowing you to access both the seagull tone and a cocked wah tone from this one pedal, via the two operating modes. The C toggle switch reverses the circuit and puts the pedal into the Seagull mode. The filter is controlled by two knobs: L and F, which adjust the output volume and the filter’s frequency. Finally, the S toggle switch selects between the three different frequency sweeps.
The effect works with passive pickups. And don’t use any buffered pedals before the Seagull, or it will not work.
Pink Flow
The Seagull is certainly an interesting pedal. This is the first time the effect has been made available by itself, as previously you could only get it by purchasing the Pink Flow multi-effect, which contains a host of Gilmour-inspired effects in one huge unit. Ultimately, you could achieve the same effect if you by simply plugging backwards into your existing wah, and adding a bit of delay.
RRP – GBP 149
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Jam Pedals Seagull Demo Video
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3 responses to “Jam Pedals Seagull: Echoes of the David Gilmour tone”
Fab pedals indeed, cant believe how it re creates this seagull tone so well.
Absolutely awesome
Nothing compares to David
Greatest Guitar player on the planet always has been always will…PERIOD…