Tremolo pedals?

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I had the Digitech Hardwire Tremolo pedal and thought it was pretty damn sweet. Lots of cool options.
 
bubbastain":39f1gg1x said:
I had the Digitech Hardwire Tremolo pedal and thought it was pretty damn sweet. Lots of cool options.
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yeah me tool...runs in stereo as well. Hardwire is just the shit.
 
I love my Gig-FX Chopper. It does great square wave, triangle wave, and blended trems. The rotary speaker emulations alone are worth the price of admission, and blow every single vibe pedal I've ever heard out of the very deep waters it can create. I just wish it had optional stereo in's. Makes integrating it into a pedal switching/looping system a bitch because of signal level matching issues. On the other hand it has one of the best buffers I've ever heard in a pedal, and seems to make everything plugged into it sound better even when it's off. So I just leave it in the signal path and use the foot treadle to control it.

The Hardwire stuff is also top notch, but I haven't tried the trem.
 
I have a Dr Scientist Tremolessence that is really cool and is as good as anything out there for pure sound quality. You need an expression pedal to really take advantage of all the features.

I had a Boss TR-2 in the 90s that got the job done but wasn't amazing. Zvex builds really cool pattern trems if you want to get more adventurous. They are modeled in the pod HD, M series as well
 
I think I'm going to go for the Flint when I have the funds. Although, the Dr. S pedal looks great, too.
 
I use a Roger Mayer Voodoo Vibe ..... Because of tone & control. I like the other effects it does also...
 
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