Tremolo Pedals - School me!
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- bazguitar
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Catalinbread Paredolia sounds great
but were does he get the Name?
what ever happened to Vib/trem
but were does he get the Name?
what ever happened to Vib/trem
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Tuna melt a decent pedal for the cash, think I bought one for £15 years ago.
I'm a fan of the Voodoo Labs trem if you wanted to spend a bit more cash, it's a killer pedal.
I'm a fan of the Voodoo Labs trem if you wanted to spend a bit more cash, it's a killer pedal.
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Don't forget about a Basic Audio Throbby. It does a sweet, smooth tremolo and it can also get slow and choppy.
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^this2guests wrote:Don't forget about a Basic Audio Throbby. It does a sweet, smooth tremolo and it can also get slow and choppy.
one on ebay uk now - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Basic-Audio-T ... 280122b583
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+1 on the diamond trem, volume control is pretty important (for me anyway)
Ive had a flint, supa trem, Swamp thang, keeley tr-2 and a mobius. The diamond blows all of them out of the water with the sound and features. Its a little bit more but worth every penny ; ) Finally ended my search for trem pedals
Ive had a flint, supa trem, Swamp thang, keeley tr-2 and a mobius. The diamond blows all of them out of the water with the sound and features. Its a little bit more but worth every penny ; ) Finally ended my search for trem pedals
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Just goes to show you how people hear things differently. The Diamond definitely has more features than the Demeter or the Supa Trem, but I didn't like the sound nearly as well. I sold mine. Still have the Supa Trem 2 and my old Demeter.sluttyindian wrote:+1 on the diamond trem, volume control is pretty important (for me anyway)
Ive had a flint, supa trem, Swamp thang, keeley tr-2 and a mobius. The diamond blows all of them out of the water with the sound and features. Its a little bit more but worth every penny ; ) Finally ended my search for trem pedals
- 66Park
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I've really liked the demos of the Throbby. Very cool sounding trem.2guests wrote:Don't forget about a Basic Audio Throbby. It does a sweet, smooth tremolo and it can also get slow and choppy.
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Got a Tuna Melt on the way. Cheaper than a TR-2 & sounds better on the youtube vids I checked out. Looking forward to trying it out!
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It sounds better in real life too and with a flick of the switch (or knob as it is now) it gets pretty percussive.Jim Goad wrote:Got a Tuna Melt on the way. Cheaper than a TR-2 & sounds better on the youtube vids I checked out. Looking forward to trying it out!
Anyone know what it's based on? Cool cat stuff and in turn this are usually clones.
This blog looks cool:
http://thetremolopage.blogspot.ie/
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Quite enjoyed the TR-2 when I had it... got replaced by a custom tap trem later, which got replaced by Dr.Sci Tremolessence which got replaced by another custom tap trem
For the money, TR-2 is REALLY GOOD. It's simple, easy to dial in, compact, indestructible like Boss pedals usually are... Pretty cool. For more options, the Tremolessence is a great choice, I was, however, disappointed by one thing. I tend to like my trem moderately fast on both guitar and bass and just around the speed I like, the Tremolessence's Rate knob was a bit jumpy and hard to dial in. But in general it's a great pedal and it's actually quite inspiring
Wrote the last two songs after getting it:
http://apisanteportas.bandcamp.com/album/land-ep
For the money, TR-2 is REALLY GOOD. It's simple, easy to dial in, compact, indestructible like Boss pedals usually are... Pretty cool. For more options, the Tremolessence is a great choice, I was, however, disappointed by one thing. I tend to like my trem moderately fast on both guitar and bass and just around the speed I like, the Tremolessence's Rate knob was a bit jumpy and hard to dial in. But in general it's a great pedal and it's actually quite inspiring
Wrote the last two songs after getting it:
http://apisanteportas.bandcamp.com/album/land-ep
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