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RAYGUN FX Vintage Tremolo
Warm, Choppy Tremolo
£64.99
About the RAYGUN FX Vintage Tremolo
The Raygun FX Vintage Tremolo is inspired by the Colorsound Tremolo from the 1970s.
Ranging from subtle to choppy, it's a fantastic tremolo for the price, with a warm vintage character as well as clarity and depth.
The Raygun FX Vintage Tremolo shines on rock songs (think "How Soon Is Now?" by The Smiths) but is versatile enough for more ambient soundscapes too.
Vintage Tremolo Features:
- Smooth vintage-style tremolo
- Speed, Depth & Volume controls
- True Bypass
- Handwired in the UK
- Power: 9V DC, 100mA centre-negative (not included)