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    • Tremolo Pedals

    Tremolo is a volume based modulation effect for your electric guitar.
    A tremolo effect raises and lowers the volume of your audio signal - this creates the idea of motion in your sound. 

    Macdaddy Music sells tremolo pedals from brands such as MXR, Electro-Harmonix, Keeley, Source Audio, Wampler, Suhr, and Catalinbread.

    • Red Witch Pentavocal Tremolo Red Witch Pentavocal Tremolo
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      Red Witch Pentavocal Tremolo

      The Red Witch Pentavocal Tremolo. FREE shipping anywhere in the USA! A New Approach to Tremolo. Yes indeed, the Red Witch Pentavocal tremolo offers several features that are completely unique and unavailable elsewhere. Since the fifties the concept of...
      $189.00
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    • Electro-Harmonix Mod 11 Modulator pedal Electro-Harmonix Mod 11 Modulator pedal
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      Electro-Harmonix Mod 11 Modulator pedal

      Electro-Harmonix Mod 11 Modulator pedal w/ 9v power supply FREE shipping in the USA! The Mod 11 is packed with 11 different modulation effects that range from classic to exotic plus advanced functionality all in a compact pedal. It gives you access to...
      $176.00
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    • Tortuga Effects Galapagos Tremolo / Booster pedal Tortuga Effects Galapagos Tremolo / Booster pedal
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      Tortuga Effects Galapagos Tremolo / Booster pedal

      The Tortuga Effects Galapagos Tremolo / Booster pedal. FREE shipping in the USA! When I think of tremolo the first thing that comes to mind is the warm, tube driven "vibrato" from an old tube amp. With it's warm swell, and round pulse, the tone of those...
      $199.00
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    • Source Audio One Series Vertigo Tremolo Source Audio One Series Vertigo Tremolo
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      Source Audio One Series Vertigo Tremolo

      Source Audio One Series Vertigo Tremolo FREE shipping in the USA! Discover the true spiraling and hypnotic potential of advanced stereo tremolo. The Vertigo offers three distinct tremolo effects. Classic tremolo delivers a divine renewal of the...
      $199.00
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    • Catalinbread Valcoder Tremolo pedal
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      Catalinbread Valcoder Tremolo pedal

      Catalinbread Valcoder Tremolo Pedal FREE shipping in the USA! Mid 60’s Valco-style dirty garage tremolo. A tremolo with driveability The Valco company of Chicago made amplifiers under their own name in addition to building amps for...
      $179.99
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    • Suhr Jack Rabbit Tremolo pedal Suhr Jack Rabbit Tremolo pedal
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      Suhr Jack Rabbit Tremolo pedal

      The Suhr Jack Rabbit Tremolo pedal. FREE shipping anywhere in the USA!The Jack Rabbit is a high quality analog pedal, that delivers a wide variety of tremolo effects - from warm wobble to whacked out. It features simple control over tempo by...
      $200.00
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    • EBS TremoLo - Triple Tremolo Controller
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      EBS TremoLo - Triple Tremolo Controller

      The EBS TremoLo - Triple Tremolo Controller. FREE shipping in the USA! The TremoLo is the latest contribution to the famous Black Label Pedals series. It gives you the choice of vintage type tremolo or sweeping filter effects. Choices The sweep...
      $199.00
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    What is a tremolo pedal?

    A tremolo effect is a volume based modulation that raises and lowers the volume of the signal coming from your electric guitar. An LFO is used to create a wave form that turns the signal up and down, giving the sensation of motion. You can hear this effect on songs such as Born on the Bayou (CCR) and Crismon and Clover (Tommy James and the Shondells).

    What types of tremolo effects are there?

    There are three main tremolo types you should be aware of. Tube bias tremolo, optical tremolo, and stomp box tremolo. Most guitarists who are look for a tremolo effect go for the stomp box version.

    What is the difference between vibrato and tremolo?

    Vibrato is a change in pitch - think of an opera singer using vibrato on a long note, where the pitch is wavering up and down but the volume is the same. Tremolo is a change in volume and the pitch stays the same.