Will there ever be another tremolo in the works?

[Snufkino]

Something with external volume control based on a nice and throbby sine wave that you can shape to go from /|/|/| to |\|\|\ or maybe a bigger pedal incorporating a switch to change to a soft edged square wave mode aswell? And of course in metallic/glittery green. That's the most important thing.

Just sayin' since I need a syrupy EQD trem to go with my match with my gorgeous Ghost Echo.

[MaggotBrainNY]

I'm holding out for the day when someone makes a tremolo based on the Gemini II. Complete with the switch at the end of the depth control to make it a square wave.

[t-rey]

I need a new tremolo - I would be all over an EQD trem with sine and square wave.

[Snufkino]

I'm holding out for the day when someone makes a tremolo based on the Gemini II. Complete with the switch at the end of the depth control to make it a square wave.

Like this one?

EDIT:

That sounds like a vox repeat percussion style trem which the hummingbird is based on. I think the wave shape is a really harsh, fast sloping sawtooth but don't quote me on that. It's unique, but not something I like personally. At least not yet.

I'd love to see a more upmarket and amp-like version of the EHX pulsar with sine instead of triangle, a more rounded-edged square wave, a volume control and a much better quality depth control. That'd be like a goldilocks tremolo pedal. Not to simple, not to complicate, but just right. So in other words a pedal that will never exist. An EQD sine wave with speed, depth, volume and shape control would do nicely though, and would compliment the hummingbird. One harsh trem, one softer.

[Toonster]

You mean this one
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmTCxlYj-lw[/youtube]

[MaggotBrainNY]

You mean this one
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmTCxlYj-lw[/youtube]

Yes, that one. Although that thing looks like it's significantly less beat up than mine.

I guess the Hummingbird does do that huh? I meant, more specifically, that I wish someone would clone that specific circuit in a pedal form. I would by 2 so I had a backup.

Every time I play through the Gemini, I always think it's the best tremolo I've ever heard. I just think they really got it right on that amp. Same goes for the reverb. So dark and almost plate-like. Great amp.

I just took my TR-2 off my board, because it's not really doing it for me, so there's room for something new now.

[Snufkino]

I guess the Hummingbird does do that huh? I meant, more specifically, that I wish someone would clone that specific circuit in a pedal form. I would by 2 so I had a backup.

Every time I play through the Gemini, I always think it's the best tremolo I've ever heard. I just think they really got it right on that amp. Same goes for the reverb. So dark and almost plate-like. Great amp.

I just took my TR-2 off my board, because it's not really doing it for me, so there's room for something new now.

I know what you mean about the Boss TR-2. It's got some nice sounds to it, but doesn't get quite deep enough and it's a pain without a volume boost.

I just noticed that the Gemini is in the background at the start of the PGS demo so I assume the trem inside it is based on the vox in some way. I've got a vox clone on the way so I'll be able compare. So much for it "not being my style".

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHQodkfFFL0[/youtube]



As for a possible second EQD trem, what are the other amp trems out there? Fender have two I think? Brownface and Blackface? I know one is a sloped sine wave, and I assume the other is a sine wave. There must be an old amp that had a square wave like you can hear on tracks like Nancy Sinatra's 'Bang Bang'.


And does anyone know if this is an amp-based trem?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzQ186jWGnA[/youtube]