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studio1087
July 3rd, 2012, 11:56 PM
I love tremolo. It's one of my favorite (probably is my favorite) effect.
Found a minty Pulsar on craigslist. I'm a repeat customer of this seller :lol:, bought an amp from him not long ago. Funny. Dude is that you?
Here we have the Electro Harmonix Variable Shape Stereo Pulsar Tremolo Pedal. That's a long pedal name.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k106/johnlg-2006/photo-110.jpg
In addition to depth & speed you have the triangle vs. square form switch and a third knob lets you further tweak the transition of the sawtooth. You can really tweak this thing. You can go from Tremolo to Uni-Vibe.
It's dead quiet with volume boost or loss when you engage it. It's dead quiet.
This is a dumb way to entertain myself but it's lots of fun. I ran the stereo outputs on the pedal into two amps and sat back 6 feet and enjoyed the tremolo panning. I know it sounds childish (oooohhh! stereo effects!!! :rolleyes:) but it's really very pretty clean and funky with a TS-808. It's not overboard or gimmicky. It's just entertaining. Sounds big and analog and warm.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k106/johnlg-2006/photo-111.jpg
It was 100 degrees here today (again) and I went downstairs and sat on the floor with the two amps and played for a couple hours.
I've had stereo delay or stereo chorus pedals but never stereo Tremolo.
Stereo Tremolo is fun. Hee-Haw.....but better
Found a minty Pulsar on craigslist. I'm a repeat customer of this seller :lol:, bought an amp from him not long ago. Funny. Dude is that you?
Here we have the Electro Harmonix Variable Shape Stereo Pulsar Tremolo Pedal. That's a long pedal name.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k106/johnlg-2006/photo-110.jpg
In addition to depth & speed you have the triangle vs. square form switch and a third knob lets you further tweak the transition of the sawtooth. You can really tweak this thing. You can go from Tremolo to Uni-Vibe.
It's dead quiet with volume boost or loss when you engage it. It's dead quiet.
This is a dumb way to entertain myself but it's lots of fun. I ran the stereo outputs on the pedal into two amps and sat back 6 feet and enjoyed the tremolo panning. I know it sounds childish (oooohhh! stereo effects!!! :rolleyes:) but it's really very pretty clean and funky with a TS-808. It's not overboard or gimmicky. It's just entertaining. Sounds big and analog and warm.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k106/johnlg-2006/photo-111.jpg
It was 100 degrees here today (again) and I went downstairs and sat on the floor with the two amps and played for a couple hours.
I've had stereo delay or stereo chorus pedals but never stereo Tremolo.
Stereo Tremolo is fun. Hee-Haw.....but better