Dreadbox Treminator has its roots from a synthesizer last signal flow stage, called the VCA (voltage controlled amplifier). We took this simple circuit and adapted it into a really expressive guitar pedal combined with an LFO that is controlled by envelope generators. The result was Treminator. Forget everything you knew about tremolos. Prepare to be amazed.
Key Features
- Expressive analogue tremolo
- VCA circuit straight out of a synthesizer
- Wide range LFO (20 sec - 220 hz)
- Tap tempo with multiple division settings
- 2 x envelope generators to control LFO behaviour
- 3 patch points to interact with CV and modular gear
Common Uses
- Standard/classic triangle tremolo pedal
- Sound chopper
- LFO accelerator/decelerator
- Fade in/out LFO
- Volume pedal (requires external CV)
- LFO generator for other CV gear)
Specifications
- Circuit: Analogue signal, digital modulations
- Bypass: Buffered OpAmp
- Audio: Mono
- In/Out: TS unbalanced 6.4mm jack
- Power: 9VDC BOSS style centre pin negative 2.1mm (NOT INCLUDED)
- Dimensions (cm): 14x10x5.6
- Current Draw: 80mA