All user reviews of 5/5 for the Boss TR-2 Tremolo

Effects pedal type tremolo with three possible settings:
- Tremolo intensity (rate)
- Depth of the effect (depth)
- Desired type of wave: waves delta waves into slots ...

an input, output, power supply by 9V battery or transformer from industry.

nothing too surprising coming from home boss.

UTILIZATION

Simplified Deployment.

beyond an effective connection (!!), found quickly, instinctively, the type of wave searched, as well as its intensity.

and it sounds good, because there is not to say, a tremolo, it sounds good-en-en-en-en-en

SOUND QUALITY

The effect is exactly what is expected.
the sonic palette is broad, and the variations are endless!

to have a good idea of ​​what comes out of this pedal, just listen to the song 'Bones' Radiohead. voila, in this piece, an excellent demonstration by Mr. Jonny Greenwood.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it since 1998.
I never tire of it all.

I bought 60 pounds in London.
excellent quality / price ratio, urged to expand its field of play

Is what I would do the same choice?
Well, why I separate them?

Analog tremolo pedals.
SETTING THE speed, depth and waveform.
External power supply or 9V battery. In / out jack 6.35
Casing in classic Boss. Indestructible.

UTILIZATION

Not need a tray to draw qquechose +. Having bought used 3 years ago, I did not have the manual but again you can do without.

SOUND QUALITY

I use it for my guitars and the sound is honnte trs. However, two points should be:
1 * your exact varies the signal that passes through the effects loop of the amp or is that branch of Manir classic "guitar / effect / amp" (the effect is so + INTERESTED pronounced if you are fan of tremolos "ax")
2 * lgre a noticeable drop in volume when the effect is activated. Changes are to be remdier but for some reason I do not undertake it ...

OVERALL OPINION

3 years, this has never lch pedals like any other Boss elsewhere.
For the price, I can hardly complain. If a replacement was needed, given the little space available on my board, I plunged back in Boss or other mark whose dimensions are virtually the same.

tremolo effect I would say "the con" I made two mods on it: I removed the component that lost the level.
And I made the Monte Allum mod. less breath, loss of power forgotten. you can even move (knob additional level to be installed on the side), add the level and use the clean boost pedal like (early in the race knob and light overdrive by turning the volume pot to zero depth.

For the rest, in agreement with the previous Opinion

UTILIZATION

For the rest, in agreement with the previous Opinion

SOUND QUALITY

For the rest, in agreement with the previous opinion

OVERALL OPINION

For the rest, in agreement with the previous Opinion

The Boss TR-2 Tremolo pedal is an analog effect pedal. It has a 1/4 inch input and a 1/4 inch output and is powered by either a nine volt battery or a nine volt power supply. It is not rackable as it is a foot pedal.

UTILIZATION

The general configuration of the the TR-2 couldn't be any easier. It has three knobs - one for rate, one for choosing the wave type, either square wave or sawtooth, and one for depth. It is easy to get a quick tremolo sound that is both realistic and effective. The manual has all you would need to know about this pedal, but you shouldn't need it too much as the pedal is easy to operate.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound quality of the Boss TR-2 is quite good. It is realistic and the difference parameters makes for a versatile pedal. I have only used this pedal with guitar - usually a Fender Stratocaster and a Fender Hot Rod Deville. I also have a Fender Twin Reverb that has vibrato on it that is pretty similar to the sound this makes, and while I prefer the Twin Reverb tremolo, this comes pretty close. The tone is full and is overall a great emulation of a tremolo effect.

OVERALL OPINION

I've been using the Boss TR-2 Tremolo for about two years. I have found it to be a great tool when I want a tremolo effect, which is pretty often. I also have a Boss PN-2 and I switch off between the two as they have different tones. The TR-2 is a bit cleaner, but the PN-2 has more personality. The TR-2 has a very reasonable price tag and viable for guitar players on all levels. If you are interested in using tremolo either on stage or in the studio, the Boss TR-2 is a great all around choice.