@willharmonicawilde I really like the pedal sound, and I was about to buy this, but the shipping to New Zealand is horrendous at $58 USD which is $94 NZD which feels like the Lone Wolf Blues company are also profiting somewhat on top of the shipping. Because its such a small item it should be half that shipping cost. The pedal and shipping equal $451 NZD Yet the average prices of pedals here in NZ are between $80 to $250 NZD. So its like big bucks for this pedal. I'm still keen and I think the asking price is acceptable, but need to get that shipping cost down first. Is there anyway to send a pedal at a lower freight cost? (to Wellington 6022) Because I'm dabbling between you Wilde Drive and the Little W. Harmonica Boost MKIII which is a lot cheaper, although I think your design the user has more control. I'm just wanting to get a nice gravelly sound on single notes. What are your thoughts. Cheers B
I've been going back and forth trying to decide which pedal I wanted from Lone Wolf to fit my style....and now thanks to you I have my answer and it's much more affordable than I thought! Awesome job on this pedal! Can't wait to order it!
Great! I have the Harp Break too. You get tones out of the Wilde Drive that are similar to the Harp Break or Harp Attack depending how you dial it in, but the Wilde Drive allows you to get much more aggressive when you want to. Also it has the addition of the built in delay. :)
Wow Will!....That effect sounds great! I'm getting read to pull the trigger on a break-up effects unit. I was looking at the Harp Attack but I thing the Wilde drive is more like what I need! Best regards! Matt
Thanks. I think The Wilde Drive is a bit more versatile: it has the ability to be more aggressive than the Harp Attack, but if you take the drive down you can get it to sound pretty much the same. Also it has the delay built in :)
@@willharmonicawilde I don't doubt that... I don't fool myself into thinking I'll ever be as good at playing the harp as you are. But I give it a valiant effort.
Can this go straight into a PA speaker? like no valve amp or any amp needed, just front house and still sound like that? Also I'm impressed it is able to drive (that nice fine gravelly sound) on single notes. As my overdrive pedal will only do that on duel or more notes
Some people do like using in direct in to a PA, it doesn't have cab simulation built in to it though, so I would put it before a cab sim pedal like the Joyo American if you wanted to do that.
Hi Will! I’m having problems with feedback at gigs and recordings and wondered if this pedal has any feedback suppression, etc. You mentioned that you use this pedal alone; do you also use something to eliminate feedback (like the Harp Shield) or is this pedal all I would need?
@@willharmonicawilde Hi Will! I purchased the pedal which arrived today but I couldn’t figure out which 18v power adaptor to buy from Lone Wolf Blues’ website. Can you recommend one or a few that will work?
I wouldn't recommend doing that with any pedal that doesn't have cab simulation built in. However, it does sound great if you run the Wilde Drive in to the American Joyo (an inexpensive amp/cab simulator pedal) and then in to the PA.
Order link: www.lonewolfblues.com/products/wilde-drive
@willharmonicawilde
I really like the pedal sound, and I was about to buy this, but the shipping to New Zealand is horrendous at $58 USD which is $94 NZD which feels like the Lone Wolf Blues company are also profiting somewhat on top of the shipping. Because its such a small item it should be half that shipping cost. The pedal and shipping equal $451 NZD Yet the average prices of pedals here in NZ are between $80 to $250 NZD. So its like big bucks for this pedal. I'm still keen and I think the asking price is acceptable, but need to get that shipping cost down first.
Is there anyway to send a pedal at a lower freight cost? (to Wellington 6022)
Because I'm dabbling between you Wilde Drive and the Little W. Harmonica Boost MKIII which is a lot cheaper, although I think your design the user has more control.
I'm just wanting to get a nice gravelly sound on single notes.
What are your thoughts.
Cheers B
You know that I'm going to order one!
This sounds is nuts , it's driving me wilde 😃
Wish I could play this stuff
I want to hear the Wilde man rip up some huge arena of rock N blues fans
Wow! Even better than expected!
Yeah this sounds great Will ! Randy has outdone himself on this one !!
That petals amazing! All the different sounds. You’re getting out of one pedal is incredible! Super bad ass!🐠🦯
it sounds so good man!
Sounds fantastic Will - Pedal looks great as well!!💪💪
Wow!. That sounds great👌🏻👌🏻🎵👌🏻👌🏻!
Great tone, Will!
Sick vibrato!
Sounds excellent 😊
2:18 oufff🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I've been going back and forth trying to decide which pedal I wanted from Lone Wolf to fit my style....and now thanks to you I have my answer and it's much more affordable than I thought! Awesome job on this pedal! Can't wait to order it!
Great! I have the Harp Break too. You get tones out of the Wilde Drive that are similar to the Harp Break or Harp Attack depending how you dial it in, but the Wilde Drive allows you to get much more aggressive when you want to. Also it has the addition of the built in delay. :)
Sounds awesome Will - congrats brother
Thanks a lot Gareth
I like the tone. Amp itself sounds great, pedal help it sing more. How about plugging it directly to PA/line?
Bravo !
Love the tone, only if I had a studio, thank you for sharing
Congrats!
Sounds great! Exactly what I need. I noticed in the video you have the amp channel bass and treble rolled all the way off?
Es impresionante lo que haces con la armonica capo!
Wow Will!....That effect sounds great!
I'm getting read to pull the trigger on a break-up effects unit.
I was looking at the Harp Attack but I thing the Wilde drive is more like what I need!
Best regards!
Matt
Thanks. I think The Wilde Drive is a bit more versatile: it has the ability to be more aggressive than the Harp Attack, but if you take the drive down you can get it to sound pretty much the same. Also it has the delay built in :)
@@willharmonicawilde....I like that about it! Take care my man!
Damn that sounds good ....definitely getting one of these
Nice
That pedal looks and sounds terrific Will. Next time you & your sister do a duet together, you have got to use that pedal! 👍👍
Yodel~Brodel that's my Shit Howdy signature: So I've been listening to you for a few years absolutely Hands Down ! The Best ! Harp Play❤
Thank you!
awesome - bought one .- I'm impatient .. comes in a few day
Congratulations Will ! That is a really amazing pedal. Thanks for the demo !!!
Thank you!
Wilde Drive is on the map in Colorado Springs ... just around the corner from Wilde Place. How wild is that?
🔥 broooo 😎 that’s BA 🔥
That thing sounds epic Will. I have to get one now, don't I?
You won't be disappointed, it's a great pedal!
@@willharmonicawilde I don't doubt that...
I don't fool myself into thinking I'll ever be as good at playing the harp as you are. But I give it a valiant effort.
I wanna order one!!👍👍
Could you tell, what amp and microphone did you use? How to make the traditional blues sound?
Wow!!!😮😮 👏 👏 👍 👍 Genial
Is it based on the Harp Attack ?
It has the ability to be much more aggressive than the Harp Attack, it does use the same tube though
Can this go straight into a PA speaker? like no valve amp or any amp needed, just front house and still sound like that? Also I'm impressed it is able to drive (that nice fine gravelly sound) on single notes. As my overdrive pedal will only do that on duel or more notes
Some people do like using in direct in to a PA, it doesn't have cab simulation built in to it though, so I would put it before a cab sim pedal like the Joyo American if you wanted to do that.
Hi Will! I’m having problems with feedback at gigs and recordings and wondered if this pedal has any feedback suppression, etc. You mentioned that you use this pedal alone; do you also use something to eliminate feedback (like the Harp Shield) or is this pedal all I would need?
@morrieg I don't use any anti feedback devices any more. I just use a mic with an on/off switch and turn off between phrases.
@@willharmonicawilde Hi Will! I purchased the pedal which arrived today but I couldn’t figure out which 18v power adaptor to buy from Lone Wolf Blues’ website. Can you recommend one or a few that will work?
Hello! I was wondering if you have any feedback issues. Do you also use the anti-feedback pedal when using this drive?
@RkdmRkdm no, I ride the volume control on my mic to control feedback
@willharmonicawilde Thanks for the reply 🫡
😍😍🤙❤🤙😍
How about plugging it directly to PA/line?
I wouldn't recommend doing that with any pedal that doesn't have cab simulation built in. However, it does sound great if you run the Wilde Drive in to the American Joyo (an inexpensive amp/cab simulator pedal) and then in to the PA.
@@willharmonicawilde Thanks Buddy!
Porvora pura😊😊😊
It sounds great but be prepared to lose 40% of your available volume before feedback, and I've tried all different settings expensive aswell.
Wilde Drive … I can’t Drive 55
Take my money please
Cheers Will, just ordered mine :)
Enjoy!