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Solid Gold FX Stutter-lite MKII

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The redesigned Stutter-lite MKII recreates the soft flutter and bubbling pulse of vintage bias modulated, tube amp style tremolo. The new MKII version features a Mode switch that expands the tonal palette of the original Stutter-lite allowing users to choose between a smoother vintage setting or a more modern, harder chop. Built around an all-analog, discrete transistor based circuit and JFET audio path, the Stutter-lite offers a rich and complex sweep that ranges from subtle and subdued to up front and assertive. A simple streamlined control set complete with a pulsing LED makes the Stutter-lite a breeze to dial in, with ample range to cover a multitude of applications. If simple, lush, set it and forget trem is your thing, the Stutter-lite is sure to please.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Solid Gold FX Stutter-lite MKII.

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Users appreciate the SolidGoldFX Stutter Lite for its small footprint and high-quality sound at $165, making it a practical addition to compact pedalboards.
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The Boss TR-2 is praised for its simplicity and compact size, providing a straightforward tremolo option without taking up much pedalboard space.
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The Chase Bliss Gravitas and EHX Super Pulsar are noted for their extensive sound-shaping capabilities, offering more versatility compared to basic models like the Fulltone Supa-Trem.
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The EQD Hummingbird is favored for its ability to create 1, 2, or 3 stutter effects, making it ideal for players seeking unique tremolo patterns.
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Owners of the JHS Honeycomb appreciate the volume knob’s ability to boost the signal to a desirable overdriven sound, adding versatility beyond typical tremolo use.
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