Nobels Tremolo TR-X

$99.99 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Tremolo Effects Pedals category, Nobels Tremolo TR-X is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Introducing the Nobels Tremolo TR-X, an essential tool for any guitarist looking to infuse their sound with dynamic, rhythmic modulation. This pedal offers a versatile range of tremolo effects to suit any musical style, from vintage-inspired waves to modern staccato pulses. Crafted with precision, the TR-X delivers a smooth and authentic tremolo experience, making it a favorite among both amateurs and seasoned professionals.

The Nobels TR-X features an intuitive layout with speed, depth, and waveform controls, allowing you to easily tailor your tremolo effect. Whether you’re aiming for a subtle shimmer or a dramatic pulse, the TR-X provides seamless adjustment to sculpt your desired sound. Built with durability in mind, this pedal ensures reliable performance on stage and in the studio.

Equipped with true bypass, the TR-X maintains the integrity of your tone when the pedal is not in use, ensuring that your guitar's natural sound remains pure. Its compact design makes it a convenient addition to any pedalboard, without sacrificing functionality or sound quality.

Key Features:

Versatile tremolo effects suitable for various music styles
Speed, depth, and waveform controls for precise modulation
True bypass for maintaining tonal integrity
Compact and durable build for ease of use on stage and in the studio
Suitable for both novice guitarists and experienced musicians

Product specs

Brand	Nobels
Model	TR-X Tremolo
Finish	Purple
Year	2000s
Categories	Tremolo Pedals
Pedal Format	Standard

FAQs

What type of power supply does the Nobels Tremolo TR-X require?: The Nobels Tremolo TR-X requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is commonly used for guitar pedals.
Is the Nobels Tremolo TR-X suitable for both guitar and bass?: Yes, the Nobels Tremolo TR-X can be used with both electric guitar and bass, providing a versatile tremolo effect for various musical styles.
Can the Nobels Tremolo TR-X be used in a pedalboard setup?: Absolutely, the Nobels Tremolo TR-X is designed to fit seamlessly into standard pedalboard setups, thanks to its compact size and standard input/output jacks.
How does the Nobels Tremolo TR-X differ from other tremolo pedals?: The Nobels Tremolo TR-X offers a unique combination of classic tremolo tones with modern features, such as adjustable speed and depth controls, allowing for a wide range of sonic possibilities.
Does the Nobels Tremolo TR-X have true bypass?: Yes, the Nobels Tremolo TR-X features true bypass, ensuring that your tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.

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The "REMOTE" jack allows for ON/OFF control via a momentary switch or intelligent devices like Nobels MF-2 or MS-4.
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The pedal includes a square/sine wave switch labeled "S" and "H," likely standing for "soft" and "hard," affecting the intensity and audibility of the effect.
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The Nobels TR-X includes a tone shaper feature that helps reduce treble, allowing for more subtle tremolo effects.
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Build quality

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The case is noted as bulky by today's standards, but it includes top jacks and level and tone knobs, which were ahead of its time for a 90's tremolo.
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Despite its bulk, initial sound impressions are excellent, with a notable effect particularly when intensity is increased past 12 o'clock on the "S" setting.
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Users report that the pedal delivers a surprisingly good experience for its price, often replacing long-standing pedals on their boards.
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Value and pricing

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Found significantly cheaper in local shops compared to online listings, suggesting potential overpricing on platforms like Reverb.
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Owners have found the Nobels TR-X for as low as £65 on eBay, highlighting its affordability in the used market.
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Owners find the Nobels TR-X to be an "always on" pedal due to its ability to provide transparent tremolo action.
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andrabian

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over 7 years ago

Don’t judge it by the cover

A great sounding, versatile trem in a shitty, oversized box, with clumsy controls. The box literally fell apart when I acquired it. First I had to glue back the metal sheet to show the lettering of the cheap plastic controls on the case. Then the pedal still staggered sound when it was switched off, so I had to take it to a tech guy. He said it looked like it had been put together in a hurry, before evacuating a factory, he had to re-solder everything. What I’m left with is a well functioning, and good sounding pedal, with lots of options, but I had to work for it. Output level control is a great addition, unfortunately missing from several trems that suck volume, like Boss TR-2. There’s a high filter that reduces the effect on higher pitch notes when turned up, which I’ve found very useful for fills and sevenths over trem base chords. The pedal is slightly larger and heavier than a Boss pedal, but less sturdy, I believe dropping it on the wrong side with the cheesy pc board mounted knobs would destroy it. Despite of it is being functionally outstanding, it did not make me a fan of Nobels pedals. I only wonder if Nobels “legendary” OD-1 was put together so carelessly, how did it make to be a legend.

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Jason Pierce

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This picture was shared on the Facebook community "Pedalboards of Doom." Notes by user Donald Burke: "Going through my things and found this 'peak disposable camera' shot of J. Spaceman’s board, when Spiritualized were on tour for Let it Come Down (2001/2)." The image clearly shows that Jason Pierce uses the Nobels Tremolo TR-X.

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Peter Honoré

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"@nobelspedals Just found this on an old old board that was sitting in my basement. Now I just need your overdrive pedal to go with it. I'll pick one up when in in Germany in May."