Detail 01
Stereo pan control
At minimum both channels receive the same tremolo; turning it up offsets the right-channel LFO, reaching 180 degrees at maximum.


Independent shopping perspective
Finished in orange, the Monumental brings stereo standard and harmonic tremolo control to guitar and bass setups. The S-B-H knob blends full-range tremolo with harmonic modulation, and sine, square, or ramp waveforms determine how each pulse rises and falls. Its pan control begins with both channels moving together, then increasingly offsets the right-channel LFO for stereo spread. Three customizable presets can be recalled from the onboard footswitches, while tap tempo and triplet or dotted-eighth divisions help lock the modulation pattern to a song.


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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
At minimum both channels receive the same tremolo; turning it up offsets the right-channel LFO, reaching 180 degrees at maximum.
Detail 02
Blends standard tremolo with harmonic tremolo rather than limiting you to one mode.
Detail 03
Three custom settings can be saved and recalled; live mode returns to the current knob positions.
Detail 04
Lets you set the tremolo rate from the footswitch and select those alternate rhythmic divisions.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
At minimum, both channels receive the same tremolo. Increasing the pan control offsets the right-channel LFO, reaching 180 degrees out of phase at full clockwise.
Yes. Three customizable onboard presets can be saved and recalled, alongside a live mode based on the current knob positions.
Sine, square, and ramp waveforms are available.
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