What are some good Trem pedals these days?

[Unicorn Warrior]

I like subtle to trippy. Wavy. Emulate various old amp circuits. Tap-tempo. Good for price...etc etc

I really enjoyed the flint, but was too limited. What else is there?

[raindog13]

You're gonna think that I'm fucking daft, but honestly, when I had my Boss TR-2, I found it super versatile. It's got speed, depth, and waveform control. No tap tempo though.

[Sid Nitzerglobin]

Cusack Tap-a-whirl is pretty darn nice IMO. V3 has more options but the V2 sounds pretty great to me too.

[mag323]

The Wampler Latitude Deluxe checks off most of the boxes of what you are looking for.

[Shadoweclipse13]

I was actually thinking the Cusack Tap-A-Whirl. They make nice stuff. There were a few others, and when I went to get links, I found a few others I didn't know about.

Stone Deaf Tremotron
Walrus Audio Monument
Seymour Duncan Shapeshifter
Dawner Prince Starla
Jam Pedals The Big Chill
Diamond Tremolo
Empress Tremolo 2
Swindler Effects Red Mountain

The Big Chill has 2 different speeds, and a chop effect, on footswitches, but no tap tempo. Really great sounding tremolo though. Never heard of the Swindler Effects company, but that pedal looks packed with stuff!

[oid]

You're gonna think that I'm fucking daft, but honestly, when I had my Boss TR-2, I found it super versatile. It's got speed, depth, and waveform control. No tap tempo though.

TR-2 is a fantastic trem, really wish they would update it with tap temp.

[fortytwo]

I was actually thinking the Cusack Tap-A-Whirl. They make nice stuff. There were a few others, and when I went to get links, I found a few others I didn't know about.

Stone Deaf Tremotron
Walrus Audio Monument
Seymour Duncan Shapeshifter
Dawner Prince Starla
Jam Pedals The Big Chill
Diamond Tremolo
Empress Tremolo 2
Swindler Effects Red Mountain

The Big Chill has 2 different speeds, and a chop effect, on footswitches, but no tap tempo. Really great sounding tremolo though. Never heard of the Swindler Effects company, but that pedal looks packed with stuff!

I have the Starla from Dawner Prince, and it's pretty great for such a small pedal.

I also bought a Chase Bliss Gravitas that I haven't played around with too much yet, but it can do a buch of stuff.

[Shadoweclipse13]

TR-2 is a fantastic trem, really wish they would update it with tap temp.

+1. It was my first trem, and I loved it quite a bit. I had the Keeley modded version, which I think is just a volume pot added... (?)

I have the Starla from Dawner Prince, and it's pretty great for such a small pedal.

I also bought a Chase Bliss Gravitas that I haven't played around with too much yet, but it can do a buch of stuff.

I had a Boonar from them awhile back and it was great. Kinda like Z-Vex, I had an issue with the orientation of the pedal on my board, but it was cool. The Chase Bliss stuff is great, but I think the enclosures are too small for all the stuff they have on them, especially the two footswitches. I've been tempted by the Thermae a bit for the delay for my bass board.

[marqueemoon]

You're gonna think that I'm fucking daft, but honestly, when I had my Boss TR-2, I found it super versatile. It's got speed, depth, and waveform control. No tap tempo though.

TR-2 is a fantastic trem, really wish they would update it with tap temp.

They should do a Waza PN-2 with tap tempo.

[fortytwo]

TR-2 is a fantastic trem, really wish they would update it with tap temp.

+1. It was my first trem, and I loved it quite a bit. I had the Keeley modded version, which I think is just a volume pot added... (?)

I have the Starla from Dawner Prince, and it's pretty great for such a small pedal.

I also bought a Chase Bliss Gravitas that I haven't played around with too much yet, but it can do a buch of stuff.

I had a Boonar from them awhile back and it was great. Kinda like Z-Vex, I had an issue with the orientation of the pedal on my board, but it was cool. The Chase Bliss stuff is great, but I think the enclosures are too small for all the stuff they have on them, especially the two footswitches. I've been tempted by the Thermae a bit for the delay for my bass board.

Yeah, you got to know what you want to press, when you step on those pedals. I have a Tonal Recall as well. Both pedals can do so much more, than I'm ever going to do with them though.

[Shadoweclipse13]

Yeah, you got to know what you want to press, when you step on those pedals. I have a Tonal Recall as well. Both pedals can do so much more, than I'm ever going to do with them though.

I've never had one, but they look like a 125B-sized enclosure. I think a 1590BB would be perfect, not too big, not too small:

[fuzzjunkie]

What was too limiting about the Flint? I thought that was supposed to be top of the food chain as far as amp emulating tremolo pedals go? I only have the El Capistan from Strymon, but it seems to do what it says on the tin.

My trem doesn't have tap tempo, but I have read complaints that a lot of tap tempo trems tend to drift. I've never found it necessary myself.

[fortytwo]

Yeah, you got to know what you want to press, when you step on those pedals. I have a Tonal Recall as well. Both pedals can do so much more, than I'm ever going to do with them though.

I've never had one, but they look like a 125B-sized enclosure. I think a 1590BB would be perfect, not too big, not too small:

I like 1590BB's for some things, and the switches would be a little further apart on a 1590BB, but at the same time, you could have 3 125Bs where you have 2 1590BBs, so they do save some real estate.
But you'd have to get some pointier shoes.

[fortytwo]

What was too limiting about the Flint? I thought that was supposed to be top of the food chain as far as amp emulating tremolo pedals go? I only have the El Capistan from Strymon, but it seems to do what it says on the tin.

My trem doesn't have tap tempo, but I have read complaints that a lot of tap tempo trems tend to drift. I've never found it necessary myself.

Tap tempo tends to drift, because using a tap tempo is not locked in with the rest of the music, like if you had everything sync'd to a timecode.

[Telliot]

You're gonna think that I'm fucking daft, but honestly, when I had my Boss TR-2, I found it super versatile. It's got speed, depth, and waveform control. No tap tempo though.

TR-2 is a fantastic trem, really wish they would update it with tap temp.

They should do a Waza PN-2 with tap tempo.

I love my PN-2.