Dedalo TRES - Tremolo (TRS-4)

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With its FET/LDR analog circuit which provides the most organic and warm tremolo, and its innovative ?-control technology, the Tres lets you create waveforms and sounds that had never been possible. From the classic "vibrato" of old amplifiers, to the rhythmic tremolo of the new mode Pulse. Anything is possible with the Tres.

Analog FET/LDR Circuit
4 waveforms: sine, square, triangle and pulse
Beats control with 8 bar subdivisions
Control for symmetry of the LFO
Optical switch for functions Tap Tempo and Foot-Speed
True Bypass

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PROS

Offers built-in tap tempo, a rarity at its price range
Wide speed range while maintaining classic tremolo sounds
Transparent operation with no tone coloration
Includes a unique 'pulse' mode for varied soundscapes
Features a symmetry knob for detailed wave shaping
Versatile, works well with various instruments

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Lacks note division option for tap tempo
No input for external tap tempo or expression pedal
Some may prefer additional features over the 'pulse' mode

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4.5 out of 5

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luxiu

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over 11 years ago

Unique and advanced for an affordable price

This unit is great for its price, I think that it just beats every competitor on its range just for offering built in tap tempo on it, which by that only makes it already a more advanced tool than most traditional tremolo pedals with just a knob to set the speed or maybe one ore or to more to adjust the depth and shape. And speaking of "traditional", yes, the TRS-4 has a wide speed range but keeping itself into classic territories (lets say: no fast ring-like modulation a la EHX Pulsar, for instance) while it's supposed to achieve its sound through analog FET/LDR operation –with a very transparent response (no tone shift/coloration). Dedalo tends to offer even more and in this case we get both a symmetry knob to control the LFO's relation between crease/decrease length and a "pulse" mode which it's a very peculiar one but I would surely trade off for some other features that I miss: it would be nice to have a note division option for the tap tempo, and/or also the option to have an input for external tap tempo or expression pedal, but then I remind that this all are pluses that goes far beyond any other option on its range and just keep thinking about the great progress these dudes from Argentina made with its products which will surely keep on us wanting for even more when comparing to competitors on their range.

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