Harley Benton Custom Line WP-60 Wah

Though I have not compared this pedal side-by-side with either a Dunlop or Vox Wah pedals, this is another great Harley Benton product that feels just as professional and well-made as the industry standards.

This pedal is heavy, solid, it gives you a good feel and you can rock it without any worries. Sound wise, I can compare it with the Wah sounds of two pedal boards I have owned (zoom and vox) and with the Line 6 M5 pedal (this emulates both Dunlop and Vox Wahs). The sound you can get with this unit is quite nice (even better if you consider the price). I would say it is more on the lines of the Dunlop Cry Baby than Vox (then again, I am not an expert). It is a great soulful Wah sound nonetheless. The frequency range of sound it affects is quite wide and it definetly suits my needs.

There are no settings or configurations available in this pedal. If that is what you look for, you may have to consider other options. If what you are looking for is ease of use, classic wah sound straight out of the box, do not look any further.

The Harley Benton Custom Line WP‑60 Wah delivers vintage-style wah functionality in a sturdy, pedalboard-friendly package. It’s ideal for guitarists looking for that classic ‘60s pedal sweep combined with enhanced usability and affordable construction.
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Key Features:

Classic wah frequency curve inspired by vintage pedals, thanks to high-quality potentiometers

True bypass switching ensures clean signal when the pedal is off

On/off status LED provides instant visual feedback even on dark stages

Adjustable resistance to fine-tune sweep tension

Robust, heavy-duty metal housing weighing over 1.6 kg for stable use

Performance & Sound:

The WP‑60 delivers a soulful and expressive wah tone comparable to well-known models in its class. Its resistance feels well-balanced—responsive without being floppy—and users report a pleasing tonal sweep that works well with both clean and overdriven tones.
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One reviewer noted that the build quality and overall playing feel allow it to “rock it without any worries,” matching sounds from more expensive wah pedals.
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Community feedback emphasizes how well it captures soulful tone, even when compared to legacy wah devices from major brands.
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Pros:

Impressive build quality for the price—solid and stage-ready

True bypass and LED indicator help preserve signal clarity

Vintage-style tonal sweep with adjustable resistance

Stable, confidence-inspiring feel underfoot

Excellent value for players on a budget

Cons:

No Q-control or sweep range adjustment—offers a single fixed sweep curve

Large housing and weight may take up more pedalboard real estate

Exposed mechanism design may require occasional maintenance in dusty environments

Volume changes can occur during the sweep, especially at the extremes

Final Verdict:
The Harley Benton WP‑60 Wah is a standout option for anyone wanting classic wah tonal character with modern conveniences like true bypass and adjustable pedal feel. While it’s simple in control and lacks advanced adjustable parameters, its reliability, sound quality, and rugged build make it a top budget choice. Perfect for both vintage tone seekers and working guitarists who need a dependable stage pedal.