Marshall VT-01 Vibratrem Guitar Effect Pedal

Marshall VT-01 Vibratrem Guitar Effect Pedal Overview:

The Vibratrem features a passive bypass for the main signal path to ensure complete tonal integrity and has a quality of tone matched only by its versatility.

Features:

• ‘Out 2’ Jack Socket
• The Vibratrem is a stereo footpedal. If you are using the Vibratrem in a stereo configuration this Jack socket is for your second output.
• ‘Out 1 - Mono’ Jack Socket
• This is the main output of the Vibratrem and is for connection to the amplifier or to another effects pedal.
• Mode
• This allows you to switch between the Vibratrem's two modes, Vibrato and Tremolo.
• Tremolo - refers to change in signal volume. In Tremolo mode the signal increases and decreases at a role governed by the
• speed control. The tremolo on the VT-1 is specially designed to recreate the natural swell and decay of a valve-based tremolo as found on many vintage valve amplifiers.
• Vibrato - By phase shifting the effected signal with respect to direct, uneffected signal, a subtle pitch shifting vibrato is created. The vibrato on the VT-1 has been developed to closely mimic the vibrato settings on certain vintage valve amplifiers. Note: the stereo output remains unchanged (i.e. tremolo) in vibrato mode.
• Speed
• Alters the speed of the modulation of the effect. Turn the control anti-clockwise and the effect will slow down. Conversely, turn the control clockwise and the modulation of the effect will increase in speed.
• DC Input
• For input of a 9 V DC adaptor should you not wish to use batteries.
• LED
• Indicates when the Vibratrem is in operation.
• Depth
• Controls the depth of the effect. Turn the control anti-clockwise and the effect will be more subtle, turn the control clockwise and the modulation of the effect will be increased.
• Shape
• The Shape control affects the modulation waveform of the VT-1. In short, the shape of the modulation waveform determines the manner in which the VT-1 circuitry turns the signal level up and down in creating the tremolo and shifts phase in the case of vibrato.
• The triangle wave ( ) creates a gradual swelling tremolo and subtly phasing vibrato.
• The square wave ( ) produces a more abrupt change in volume when Tremolo mode is engaged and a ‘de-tuned’ pitch shifting vibrato in Vibrato mode.
• In Jack
• This is the input jack, for connection to your guitar or to another effects pedal.
• Foot Switch
• For switching the Vibratrem on and off

Specifications:

• Controls: Vibrato & Tremolo Mode Switch, Speed Control, Depth Control, Wave Shape
• Control Features: Solid Metal Casing, Passive Bypass, Second Output For Stereo Spread
• Power: 9v
• Jack Sockets: Input Jack: Guitar Input, Output Jack 1: Left/Bypass, Output Jack 2: Right
• Input Impedance: > 1m0hms
• Output Load Impedance: <1 K0hms
• Dimensions In Mm (W X H X D): 120 X 65 X 55
• Weight: 510g

Made in Vietnam