Dunlop Cry Baby Junior CBJ95chat_bubble_outlineFrom real comments

The LED on/off indicator is the standout feature for several commenters. Multiple users say the indicator light is a major selling point, directly citing past mistakes of leaving a wah engaged through entire songs at rehearsal. One commenter explicitly says they were 'sold' on the pedal because of the indicator combined with the flush bottom and shorter size. This small addition addresses a real, previously frustrating pain point for gigging players who forget pedal states mid-set.

Compact size and improved mounting draw comparisons to the Cry Baby Mini. Commenters who own the Mini describe the Junior's design as an upgrade, highlighting the flush bottom plate that makes board mounting easier and the shorter body that saves space. One user also finds the Junior's tone fatter and better than the Mini. However, another pushes back, noting that a smaller pedal doesn't actually save foot space since your foot size doesn't shrink.

Tonal flexibility and label placement split opinion. One user appreciates having three distinct voicings, especially favoring a darker, fatter-sounding setting. But practical gripes surface too: labels are printed on the bottom of the pedal rather than the side, so once velcro is applied for board mounting, users can no longer see which knob or switch does what. There's also unresolved uncertainty about whether the CBJ95 is true bypass like the Mini.