Iron Maiden Killers Cry Baby Wah: A Legendary Pedal for a Metal Icon

Emerging from the gritty streets of late-’70s London, Iron Maiden redefined heavy music with their galloping rhythms, steel-forged riffs, and soaring vocals. Their influence on the genre is unmatched, and now, Jim Dunlop has honored their legacy with the release of the Iron Maiden Killers Cry Baby Wah—a collector’s edition pedal that pays tribute to the band’s foundational years and their iconic 1981 album, Killers.

The Story Behind the Pedal

The Cry Baby Wah has always been a staple in rock and metal, but it played a particularly pivotal role in shaping the sound of Iron Maiden’s early work. Tracks like “Wrathchild,” “Innocent Exile,” and “Drifter” from the Killers album are infused with the pedal’s expressive, vocal-like grit, adding a layer of tension and darkness that became a hallmark of Maiden’s sound. This new signature pedal is not just a piece of gear; it’s a celebration of the band’s enduring impact on music and a must-have for fans and collectors alike.

Features and Design

  • Classic GCB95 Circuit: Under the hood, the Iron Maiden Killers Cry Baby Wah features the same legendary GCB95 Cry Baby Standard Wah circuitry, ensuring the bold, expressive sweep that has defined rock ‘n’ roll for decades.

  • Exclusive Collector’s Edition Finish: The pedal boasts a custom tread and finish inspired by the Killers album, complete with Eddie artwork on the bottom plate—a nod to the band’s legendary mascot.

  • Built for the Stage or the Shrine: Whether you’re a performing musician or a die-hard collector, this pedal is designed to impress. Its embossed tread and Iron Maiden logo make it as visually striking as it is sonically powerful.

This collector’s edition Cry Baby Standard Wah features an exclusive collector’s edition finish and custom tread inspired by Iron Maiden’s Killers. Whether it’s mounted on your pedalboard or standing at the heart of your shrine, this pedal is a torch held high for rock ’n’ roll.

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