Bill Duncan
From:
Lenoir, North Carolina, USA
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Posted 8 Dec 2022 8:07 am |
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I have never liked the tremolo on my Session I do not use it and really had forgotten it was there. My wife ordered a Joyo tremolo pedal and gave it to me because she wanted to I guess. I have been playing with it and I have discovered it can add a depth and tone that the tremolo on my amp does not. I have it set very light and slow so it is barely perceptible unless I turn it off. I remember the tremolo on my amp seemed to interfere with bar vibrato and I do not like it. I do not know if it is just just the Joyo, but I like it. It I believe she said she only paid $40.00 on Amazon for it. It is only about 2" x 1.5", very small. Cute too.
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K Maul
From:
Hadley, NY/Hobe Sound, FL
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Posted 8 Dec 2022 8:35 am
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I like tremolo on steel. I have a Boss modified by Analogman and the tremolo on the ZOOM MS50-G Multistomp is very good, too.
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Ron Pruter
From:
Arizona, USA
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Posted 8 Dec 2022 6:14 pm
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I use tremolo by simply rocking forward and back in a pleasing tempo in a particular part of a song. To me, this creates a vintage vibe that I've always dug. I'll also do it sometimes, on the last chord hit of the song. I think it's just another cool little thing to have in the arsenal. 
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