- Cry Baby wah-wah pedal with a pedalboard-sized enclosure
- Designed in collaboration with Pedaltrain
- Front-mounted jacks free up space on the sides of the pedal
- 8-inch-long housing lines up with the routing spaces on Pedaltrain pedalboards
- 3-way voice switch supplies a useful array of modern and vintage wah tones
- On/off status LED shows you when the effect is engaged
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Description
Dunlop CBJ95 Cry Baby Junior WahThe Dunlop CBJ95 (Cry Baby Junior) Wah is purpose built for pedalboards. Designed in collaboration with Pedaltrain, this wah has been carefully crafted for maximum layout efficiency on the world's most popular boards. Front mounted input, output, and power jacks allow for a tighter configuration of pedals, freeing up space on the sides that would normally be taken up by cable ends. And speaking of cables, the Cry Baby Junior Wah's 8" housing length
The Dunlop CBJ95 (Cry Baby Junior) Wah is purpose-built for pedalboards. Designed in collaboration with Pedaltrain, this wah has been carefully crafted for maximum layout efficiency on the world's most popular boards. Front-mounted input, output, and power jacks allow for a tighter configuration of pedals, freeing up space on the sides that would normally be taken up by cable ends. And speaking of cables, the Cry Baby Junior Wah's 8" housing length lines up perfectly with the routing spaces on boards such as those from Pedaltrain's Metro Series, in particular-as well as those from the Classic, Novo, and Terra Series-making for a nice, clean arrangement of cords.
The Cry Baby Junior Wah allows for just as much versatility in tone as it does for your pedalboard layout. On the side of the pedal is a convenient and accessible three-position switch that allows you to choose one of our three most popular Cry Baby Wah voices, covering the full frequency spectrum. The H setting gives you the aggressive modern sound of the GCB95, M provides the midrange growl of vintage wah pedals, and L provides a sound that's dark and rich.
You don't have to choose between a tidy pedalboard and your Cry Baby Wah fix-get the Cry Baby Junior Wah for the ultimate freedom of expression and pedalboard layout.
Specs
- Pedal Type:Junior Wah
- Analog/Digital:Analog
- Inputs:1 x 1/4"
- Outputs:1 x 1/4"
- Switches:3-way Wah Voice Switch
- Power Source:9V DC power supply (sold separately)
- Batteries:1 x 9V
- Depth:8"
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★★★★★ 4
Works well...but the price!
I ordered two sets to connect 3 monitors together for a workstation at my job. These are well designed and the magnets are pretty strong. Installation is easy and it holds the alignment well.
The only issue is the price. For what it is, the price is quite high. The value proposition would be much higher for those who need to be able to not have them aligned from time to time, such as rotating one around for others to see in an office. But if don't need to do this and just want alignment, there are much cheaper options.
If you want to go the cheapest DIY route and it won't be seen, some popsicle sticks with two sided tape works well. You can crack them in the middle to act as a hinge.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Awesome product only thing that worked
I originally thought the Screen Buddy was overpriced, but after spending hundreds of dollars trying to perfectly align my monitors for sim racing, this is genuinely the only thing that has actually worked properly.
Triple monitor alignment is one of the most frustrating parts of building a sim rig, especially with monitor arms constantly moving or sagging. This finally made everything line up the way I wanted.
Expensive? Maybe. Worth it after all the headaches? Absolutely. Great job.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Doesn't stick
The adhesive tape kept coming off. I cleaned and followed the installation instructions, but it still kept coming off. Wouldn't recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works Great, Very happy customer
I’ve tried a few different ways to connect and manage dual monitors, and the Screen Buddy Dual Monitor Connector is easily one of the most straightforward and reliable solutions I’ve used. Setup was quick—no confusing instructions or extra headaches
Performance-wise, it’s been rock solid. The connection stays stable and even when I bumped the monitors once, and they disconnected, it was a quick push and they clicked right back together.
Build quality feels solid and durable, not flimsy like some cheaper connectors. It’s clearly designed with everyday users in mind, whether you’re working, gaming, or multitasking across multiple apps.
Overall, it delivers exactly what it promises: a simple, dependable way to keep your screens connected with no gaps or one being too high or too low. Definitely worth it if you want a clean, hassle-free dual monitor setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Warning, if you have two different thickness of monitors these may not work as intended.
The product seems very well made and the adhesive is very strong. These seem like they would work really well if you have two monitors of the same thickness, in my case I did not and they actually created more of a gap then without.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026