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Description
Dive into a pool of classic vibes with the JHS Warble Tron, a pedal that resurrects the iconic sounds of the late '60s. With a flip of a switch, you can seamlessly transition between Chorus and Vibrato modes, crafting sounds that echo the legendary tones of rock's golden era. The Warble Tron is not just about nostalgia; it's a tool for innovation, allowing you to infuse your music with the soul-stirring warble that once defined an era. Whether you're chasing the ghost of Hendrix or charting your own course through the soundscape, this pedal offers a universe of sonic possibilities.
Key Features:
- Chorus and Vibrato modes with a dedicated cut switch for easy transition
- Depth and volume controls for precise sound shaping
- Unique speed parameter with an LED indicator for real-time speed visibility
- Emulates the iconic uni-vibe effect, reminiscent of '60s guitar legends
Product specs
| Brand | JHS |
| Model | Warble Tron |
| Finish | Blue |
| Year | 2013 - 2014 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Chorus and Vibrato, Phaser Pedals |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What type of effects does the JHS Warble Tron pedal provide?
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The JHS Warble Tron pedal offers univibe and rotary effects, delivering lush, swirling modulation reminiscent of classic 1960s and 1970s sounds.
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Is the JHS Warble Tron suitable for use with both guitar and bass?
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Yes, the JHS Warble Tron is designed to work well with both electric guitar and bass, providing rich modulation effects for either instrument.
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What power supply does the JHS Warble Tron require?
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The JHS Warble Tron requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is commonly used with many guitar pedals.
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How does the JHS Warble Tron differ from other univibe pedals?
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The JHS Warble Tron is known for its unique blend of univibe and rotary effects, offering a distinct modulation character that sets it apart from traditional univibe pedals.
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Can the JHS Warble Tron pedal be used in a live performance setting?
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Yes, the JHS Warble Tron is well-suited for live performances, providing reliable and expressive modulation effects to enhance your sound on stage.
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PROS
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Unique "wahwow" sound distinct from typical "wee-oh" univibe sounds
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Effective vibrato mode enhances musical expression
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Compatible and enhances fuzz pedal sounds
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Allows for fine-tuning with bias wheels in hand-wired version
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Extremely durable, ideal for touring musicians
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High-quality construction with quality parts
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Lush sounding chorus feature
CONS
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May be expensive for occasional users or hobbyists
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Josh Klinghoffer uses the JHS Warble Tron pedal, as evidenced by a photo on the Josh Klinghoffer website.
Replaced his Catalinbread Callisto as his primary Vibrato sound in November of 2015 for the ANTEMASQUE tour with Travis Barker.
In the YouTube video titled "Josh Scott’s Pedalboard | What’s on Your Pedalboard?" by Sweetwater, Josh Heath Scott is interviewed and discusses his pedalboard setup. At the 2:47 mark, there is a full-screen close-up of his pedalboard, and during the interview, each piece of gear in the signal chain is discussed, including the JHS Warble Tron, which he talks about at the 20:10 mark.
This photo was posted on Bad Suns' official Tumblr page on Jan 27, 2015. It shows lead singer and guitarist, Christo Bowman by his guitar rig at soundcheck. Near the upper lefthand corner of the board, above his chrome whammy pedal is a JHS Warbletron.
This photo was posted on Bad Suns' official Tumblr page on Jan 27, 2015. It shows lead singer and guitarist, Christo Bowman by his guitar rig at soundcheck. Near the upper lefthand corner of the board, above his chrome whammy pedal is a JHS Warbletron.
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