The Stutterbox is a design combining an analog tremolo relying on a light source and photocell to create its throbbing effect reminiscent of vintage tube amps, with a tap tempo controller. Multiple speed controls, various waveforms, rhythmic modes and an adjustable output section are included.
The Stutterbox is equipped with SGFX’s tap tempo microprocessor. As such, the tremolo rate can be set using the speed knob, controlled by expression pedal, or tapped in via the tap foot-switch. The pedal also features a tap multiplier with 1x, 2x, and 4x multiplier settings.
Three distinct waveform settings, including sine, square, and sweep settings, along with eight different rhythmic patterns and accents via the Mode knob. The sine and square wave settings deliver both soft and hard tremolo tones while the sweep setting delivers a choppy yet rounded effect much like you would expect from a tube driven trem, according to the company.
Finally, the Stutterbox is fitted with Tone and Gain controls. A standard 2.1mm 9–18vDC input jack is provided and true bypass switching are included.
Pricing & Availability:
The Stutterbox is available for $239.
For more information: www.solidgoldfx.com
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