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This analog tremolo effects pedal delivers authentic vintage tone, perfect for guitarists seeking the warmth of the tube circuits found in 1960s Supro amplifiers. It is equally suited to the stage and the studio, offering precise control with its Depth, Speed, and Gain settings. The mode switch lets you choose between classic amplitude tremolo and a harmonic effect, ideal for enriching sound textures during rehearsals or in a home studio.
| Type | Analog tremolo effects pedal for electric guitar |
|---|---|
| Circuit | 100% analog, recreating the tube tremolo circuits of 1960s Supro amplifiers |
| Controls | Depth, Speed, Gain |
| Selector | Amplitude / Harmonic mode switch |
| Instrument Input | 6.35 mm mono jack |
| Output | 6.35 mm mono jack |
| Expression Pedal Input | 6.35 mm jack (Speed parameter control) |
| Bypass | True Bypass |
| Power Supply | 9V DC center-negative adapter or 9V battery, consumption ~30 mA |
| Chassis & Finish | Metal enclosure with metallic blue anodized finish |
| Dimensions | 120 x 65 x 65 mm |
Product: Supro Tremolo
SKU: SUP029
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
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75017 Paris, France
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