Tremolo pedal recommendations

[Yak]

Hi there!
New to this forum, I hope I'll find what I'm looking for!
First of all, I want to say that I play an acoustic guitar for 6 years, but I'm about new to electric guitars. My friends gifted me an electric Yamaha guitar for my last birthday and I fell in love with it. I can't describe the feeling when I play solos from my favorite songs, but my goosebumps can. So, I'll get straight to the point. I consider buying a tremolo pedal, and any recommendations are welcome. I read some articles about tremolo, but I'd like to know opinions of real people. My budget is $100, but I'm sure that there are cheaper options. Anyway, quality is the main criteria. Thanks in advance!

 

[nevusofota]

Very limited with that price point....but definitely go with the Seymour Duncan shape shifter. It’s easily as good as trems twice it’s cost and very tweakable. It’s a little large though.

 

[Yak]

Very limited with that price point....but definitely go with the Seymour Duncan shape shifter. It’s easily as good as trems twice it’s cost and very tweakable. It’s a little large though.

I read some info about tremolo pedals and I agree with you. The average price for tremolo is over $100. Btw, I found this model, what can you say about it? It's said that it can be used only with a 9V power supply(in pros and cons table). Is this critical? I consider this option because of a very low price and good responses on amazon. Waiting for your response.

 

[skullfxr]

I like my voodoo lab 4 knob trem a lot for the money. It has served me well for over a decade without issue. Very versatile, good range in the controls.

 

[marty51]

The Anasounds Sliver tremolo with the Spinner is amazing