TC Electronic VibraClone

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Unleash the swirling magic of the '60s with the TC Electronic VibraClone. This dynamic pedal captures the essence of classic rotating speakers, offering a lush, textured sound that defined an era. Built for electric guitar enthusiasts who crave that iconic, musically rich overdrive, the VibraClone is a pedalboard-friendly powerhouse.

Navigate your sonic journey with ease using the intuitive Speed and Drive controls. These knobs let you tailor the rotation speed and add a touch of overdrive, reminiscent of a cranked tube amp. The clever Chorale/Tremolo toggle switch allows you to explore two distinct speed ranges, from gentle warbles to high-speed vibrato thrills.

True bypass circuitry ensures your tone remains pure and untouched when you switch off the effect. With a robust metal casing designed for the rigors of both stage and studio, the VibraClone is as durable as it is versatile. Whether you're diving into the deep end of vintage tones or just adding a touch of movement to your sound, this pedal is your ticket to a world of rotary bliss.

Key Features:

Dynamic emulation of a classic rotating speaker
Speed and Drive controls for customizable rotation and overdrive
Chorale/Tremolo switch for versatile speed options
True bypass for unaltered tone preservation
Footswitch for easy effect bypass
Input and output via 6.3 mm jacks
Powered by 9V battery or 9V DC power supply (not included)

Product specs

Pedal Type	Rotary Speaker
Analog/Digital	Analog
Effects	Tremolo, Chorale
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
True Bypass	Yes
Power Source	9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Power Usage	90mA
Batteries	1 x 9V
Height	2.3"
Width	2.9"
Depth	5.2"
Weight	1.1 lbs.

FAQs

What type of effect does the TC Electronic VibraClone provide?: The TC Electronic VibraClone is a rotary speaker emulator that offers tremolo and chorale effects, emulating the classic rotating speaker sounds popular in rock and blues music.
Is the TC Electronic VibraClone an analog or digital pedal?: The TC Electronic VibraClone is an analog pedal, providing warm and authentic rotary speaker emulation.
Does the TC Electronic VibraClone support true bypass?: Yes, the TC Electronic VibraClone features true bypass, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not engaged.
What power supply does the TC Electronic VibraClone require?: The TC Electronic VibraClone requires a 9V DC power supply, which is sold separately, or it can be powered by a 9V battery.
Can the TC Electronic VibraClone be used with a bass guitar?: Yes, the TC Electronic VibraClone can be used with a bass guitar, providing rich rotary speaker effects to enhance your sound.

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PROS

Mimics old Fender Vibratones from the 1960s accurately
Easy to dial in desired effect with minimal controls
Affordable option for achieving specific Beatle rotary sounds
Versatile, adds depth and character to playing
Unique compared to choruses or flangers, offers a "dirtier" and more organic feeling
Effective for achieving a Leslie spinning speaker effect with pedal steel guitar

CONS

Can color the basic tone too much, leading to dissatisfaction
Placement in signal chain affects sound quality; can sound muffled after drives
May cause a significant volume drop, especially noticeable in FX Loop
Some settings may lack desired sound quality, leading to a "tone suck" perception
Can narrow frequency range, attenuating upper mids and treble
Drive needs to be set high for unity gain, complicating clean sound production
Perceived as an entry-level Leslie sound, may prompt desire for an upgrade
Switch activation delay, not instant compared to other pedals

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Owners appreciate the VibraClone's weighty and solid feel, noting its minimal controls make finding preferred settings straightforward.
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Features and functionality

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The VibraClone's large size can be cumbersome on crowded pedalboards, but its top jacks are praised for efficient space use.
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Using the VibraClone with a Rat clone overdrive can result in significant high-end loss, leading to muddy tones.
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The VibraClone uses a 'soft' switch, engaging with a gentle press rather than a hard click, different from typical pedal switches.
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The pedal allows speed ramping, simulating rotary speaker acceleration and deceleration, providing dynamic sound changes when switching between settings.
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The VibraClone's rotary effect is described as less impressive compared to the Tailspin vibrato, highlighting a preference for vibrato over rotary sounds among some users.
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Video comparisons suggest the VibraClone's tone shift is consistent across units, indicating a possible design feature rather than a defect.
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Placing the VibraClone before drive pedals may help preserve overdrive characteristics, though some tonal impact remains.
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Some owners note that the VibraClone inherently alters tone even when used with clean settings, potentially as a design choice.
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Owners note the VibraClone as a 'one sound' pedal, offering slight tonal variations but not dramatically different effects, emphasizing personal preference upon initial use.
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Critic Reviews

The Ugly Guitar Truth: Ugly Guitar Truth: TC Electronic Vibraclone Rotary Vibe

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The TC Electronic VibraClone offers budget-friendly rotary speaker emulation with a twist—its Rotary/Chorale switch adds versatility with chorus and flange effects. Despite its robust build, the absence of a depth control limits its adjustability, making it less nuanced than more expensive competitors. While it delivers decent mod sounds, the lack of subtlety and control options might deter discerning users. A solid, if unspectacular, addition to TC's lineup, it's worth trying before buying.

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sindre

483

over 6 years ago

Somewhat disappointing but cheap

Much more than the unit it emulates, this pedal greatly narrows the frequency range, strongly attenuating upper mids and the entire treble range. Another problem is that the drive needs to be set at 2 or even 3 o'clock to get unity gain. This makes it impossible to get a clean sound that is loud enough, and the overdrive isn't really that great. A bit noisy too, this pedal. This is only a backup for my GSi Burn unit, if I can't plug into the PA System.

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Rock Pop Surf music

dmian

180

almost 7 years ago

Decent rotary for the money

This is an affordable rotary. Its volume is a little below unity, but it's ok if you put a booster after it. Decent, if you can't afford a better rotary.