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Description
Immerse yourself in the nostalgic waves of the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo, a pedal crafted to infuse your music with the soulful tremolo tones of the 1960s. Far from just a replication, this pedal allows the modern guitarist to sculpt their sound with precision, thanks to its dedicated controls. Whether you're looking to add a subtle shimmer or a deep, pulsating tremolo, the UT100 provides the tools to bring your musical vision to life. Its intuitive design ensures you can tweak your tone on the fly, making it a versatile addition to any pedalboard. Dive into the past while anchoring your sound in the present with the Behringer UT100.
Key Features:
- Warm tremolo effect reminiscent of vintage '60s amplifiers
- Dedicated Rate, Wave, and Depth knobs for precise sound shaping
- Versatile use for both subtle and pronounced tremolo effects
- Ideal for adding character and depth to guitar tones
- Easy to use, making it suitable for both beginners and professionals
Product specs
| Brand | Behringer |
| Model | UT100 Ultra Tremolo |
| Finish | Brown |
| Year | 2000s |
| Categories | Tremolo Pedals |
FAQs
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What type of power supply does the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo require?
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The Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo requires a 9V DC power supply or a 9V battery for operation, making it compatible with standard pedalboard power setups.
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Can the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo be used with a bass guitar?
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Yes, the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo can be used with a bass guitar. It effectively modulates the volume of the bass signal, adding rhythmic variation to your bass lines.
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How does the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo compare to other tremolo pedals?
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The Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo offers classic tremolo effects with adjustable depth and rate controls, providing versatile modulation at an affordable price point compared to many other tremolo pedals.
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Is the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo is suitable for live performances. Its sturdy construction and intuitive controls make it a reliable choice for adding tremolo effects on stage.
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What are the main controls on the Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo?
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The Behringer UT100 Ultra Tremolo features three main controls: Rate, Depth, and Wave, allowing you to customize the speed, intensity, and wave shape of the tremolo effect.
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4.0 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 17 Ratings
Beat the TR-2
Tried this guy next to a Boss TR-2, and for some reason I liked this one better. It doesn't sound so "fake" compared to some of the higher end trem pedals I've played. Its a good addition to my board since I don't use ALOT of tremolo to shape my tone, but for $25 you can't pass that up.
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In 2015 Premier Guitar interview, a Behringer UT100 is listed among Courtney Barnett's gear.
HARDWARE: KORG microKORG, KORG Monotron Duo, KORG Monotron Delay, Roland Lucina, AKAI MPD26, Catalinbread Teaser Stallion, Behringer Ultra Tremolo UT100, Behringer Ultra Shifter US600, Biying Tri Reverb RV-10, Electro-Harmonix Voice Box, Electro-Harmonix Freeze, Roland DR-50 mic, Behringer UBB1002 mixer
En unas fotos del proceso de grabación del nuevo álbum, aparece este pedal behringer ut100 ultra tremolo, además se le ve usando el Line6 DL4
I don’t normally use pedals, but I’ve been doing this sort of experimental/psychedelic project with Brian Kassan (who I played with in the band Chewy Marble). For that, I’ve been using the Bootzilla Snarling Dogs Bass Wah Wah, Boss Bass Overdrive, Digitech Digidelay and a Behringer Ultra Tremelo pedal.
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