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25 April 2017
Digitech HarmonyMan Pitch Shifter
Still the best for guitar.
09 May 2018
Great tremolo pedal on a budget.
Simple and easy to use. The rate and depth are easy enough and it also includes a wave knob for switching between sounds.
02 September 2010
Electro-Harmonix Stereo Pulsar effect pedal (reissue)
For the money, this is the best tremolo guitar pedal out there. It is a little tricky to learn how to use (if you want *really* over the top sounds), otherwise it's a cinch.
It's set up for the following:
- Shape (Wave form)
- Rate (Speed of tremolo)
- Depth (amount of your signal)
- Wave shape switch (ascending and descending wave pattern, also a square)
I primarily have the wave at 12:00, a symmetrical wave form, the speed changes so it doesn't matter (anything past 12:00 is TOO fast), and the depth at it's max. Now here's the thing about the Depth Conrol, anything past a slightly beyond 3:00, it stops working correctly, it sounds terrible, in my opinion
-doubling the rate, and sounding messy. I dont know why it does this. Mostly for how I play I leave it at the square wave. There are some nice effects you can make it do, such as changing the wave pattern as it decays. Perfect for surf rock and mellow rhythm chordings.