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The Eddie Heinzelman VERB-O-TREM pedal combines two essential effects to enrich your sound: a versatile reverb with two modes and an expressive tremolo offering three distinct settings. Its compact metal enclosure makes it easy to integrate into a pedalboard for stage, studio, or rehearsal. Powered by 9V, it ensures a controlled consumption of 65 mA, ideal for musicians looking for a quality effect for their performances or recording. This pedal is perfect for shaping unique soundscapes, from subtle to pronounced, while remaining easy to transport and use during practice or in a home studio.
| Model | VERB-O-TREM Eddie Heinzelman |
|---|---|
| Effect | Reverb and tremolo |
| Reverb Modes | 2 |
| Tremolo Modes | 3 |
| Enclosure | Metal |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 112 x 60 x 31 mm |
| Power Supply | 9V via AC adapter (not supplied) |
| Consumption | 65 mA |
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