Reminiscent of the synchronized Tremolo and Vibrato circuits common in some vintage 60’s amplifiers, according to Amptweaker, this analog pedal is designed to duplicate different types of modulation tones, as well as some new ones.
Two footswitches provide bypass and switching between two Speed/Vibe settings. A ramp switch slows the ramping between speeds. By blending tremolo and vibrato that share an LFO, the resulting combination is designed to provide a vocal quality or a dramatic pitch shift. The Tremolo can be switched to sound ‘Jerky’, and there are 2 LFO Sync switches that shift the Tremolo and Vibe apart for dramatic effects.
By using these in various combinations, you can get various tremolo, vibrato, and rotary speaker tones from the 60’s and 70’s which are still used today. A master volume control balances the volume when compared to bypassed. Amptweaker’s standard effects loop with Pre/Post switch lets you add distortion, delay, eq or other effects to build your own swirly tone. A 2nd loop turns on with the Speed 2 switch, to add a boost or additional modulation. Standard Amptweaker features include the LED side-illumination of controls, 14 gauge steel housing and true bypass switching.
For more information: www.Amptweaker.com
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