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$299 - Offers three classic reverb modes (’60s Spring, ’70s Electronic Plate and the ’80s Hall Rack) with the tremolo pioneered in vintage amplifiers, in Stereo. The tremolo tones include the ’61 Harmonic Tremolo, the ’63 Power Tube Tremolo and the ’65 Photocell Tremolo. Reverb has controls for Color (tone), Decay and Mix, while tremolo features knobs for Intensity and Speed.

$229 - An ambient machine offering a newly voiced reverb with harmonic tremolo, a modulated delay, and a reverse section selectable between normal speed or double speed activated with a footswitch for momentary or latching operation. The placement of the two effects can be changed through the Order toggle switch.

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$269 - A Stereo pedal that recreates all the Reverb and Tremolo Effects from the vintage Fender amps. Features two individually footswtichable effects. On the Reverb side, '63, '65 and a classic Plate setting, calling to mind vintage outboard 'verb units featuring the same control set that used to be included on them. The Trem has Opto, Bias and HM (harmonic) modes, spanning the history of the effect.

$180 - A simple but very well received trem-verb. Just three knobs, with fixed reverb and intensity and speed for the tremolo, just like in the old amps that first featured this combo. A "Deluxe" version of the Deluxe Plus adds an extra footswitch to separate reverb and tremolo.

$63 - A basic and affordable three-knob pedal by an established and quality builder.

$149 - A Stereo in/out reverb that offers eight separate modes including shimmer, dynamic and reverb+delay, and three simple knobs to control them all. It features input for expression pedal.