Detail 01
AMPLITUDE/HARMONIC switch
Selects between the pedal's traditional amplitude tremolo and harmonic tremolo effects.

Independent shopping perspective
Supro's Analog Harmonic Tremolo is an analog stompbox with two distinct modulation paths. The AMPLITUDE/HARMONIC switch selects traditional bias-modulated tremolo or the harmonic tremolo effect associated with early-'60s brownface and blonde amplifiers. Speed and depth set the movement, while the gain circuit can push the pedal's power-amp section from clean toward grind. Output compensation keeps the signal level consistent as gain rises, letting you alter the modulation texture without a corresponding jump in level.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Selects between the pedal's traditional amplitude tremolo and harmonic tremolo effects.
Detail 02
Increasing gain pushes the power-amp circuit toward overdrive without an overwhelming rise in output level.
Detail 03
An industry-standard TRS expression pedal controls speed, while the onboard SPEED knob sets its maximum value.
Detail 04
The pedal can run from either of those power options.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
AMPLITUDE provides traditional bias-modulated tremolo, while HARMONIC provides the pedal's harmonic tremolo effect.
Yes. An industry-standard TRS expression pedal can control speed; the SPEED knob sets the maximum value.
No. The pedal automatically compensates overall output level as gain is increased.
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