A guitar pedal that slides mid-song is a gear problem with a fifty-cent fix. Worn or missing rubber feet are why your wah walks across the stage — and replacements are cheap, exact-fit, and take two minutes with a screwdriver.
Exact-Fit Replacement
Dunlop ECB151 Crybaby Wah replacement feet — sized to the Crybaby's original mounts, restoring the grip and rocking stability the pedal shipped with. Order four per pedal.
Any Other Pedal, Amp Head or Pedalboard
| Gear | Feet to use |
|---|---|
| Compact pedals (Boss, MXR, EHX-size) | Small screw-on rubber feet — match the original screw hole; 1/2"–3/4" diameters fit most enclosures |
| Pedalboards & DIY boards | Feet with built-in metal washers — the washer stops pull-through in plywood boards |
| Amp heads & cabs | Large rubber feet (1"+) — also decouples cab vibration from the floor |
| Rack gear & drum machines | Self-adhesive feet for gear you can't drill |
Bonus: Kill the Hum and Rattle
Taller rubber feet under an amp head reduce cabinet-transmitted rattle, and neoprene pads under a combo amp decouple it from hollow stages — same physics as our vibration isolation guide, applied to tone. Every foot lists exact diameter x height and screw size — measure the old foot, order the match, done. Techs and builders: bulk pricing available.