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Supro Tremolo Pedal Demo by Andy Martin

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Supro 1310 Harmonic Tremolo Pedal Official Demo by Mike Hermans

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The 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo is an analog stompbox designed to recreate two of the most desirable vacuum-tube based modulation effects found in American amplifiers of the 1960s. The Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo pedal’s AMPLITUDE/HARMONIC switch allows the musician to choose between these distinctly different, vintage effects. AMPLITUDE mode provides the traditional swampy, tremolo sounds generated by bias modulating the power tubes in the original Supro amps. HARMONIC mode provides the psychedelic tones of Leo Fender’s brownface and blonde amps from the early '60s. Supro has implemented Leo’s unique "harmonic tremolo" effect within the output stage of the pedal to create an "amp-like" modulation experience.
 
The Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo pedal features preamp and power amp sections, with an actual output transformer deployed to recreate the magnetic saturation and coloration of the original vacuum tube based effects found in these historic amps. Along with the standard modulation controls for speed and depth, the Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo also features a gain circuit that allows the musician to overdrive the output stage, right where the modulation effects are created. The GAIN control sets the amount of "preamp" gain in the pedal. As you turn the gain up, the "power amp" circuit will gradually be pushed into overdrive. This control gives you a wide range of sounds from clean to grind, with magnetic saturation occurring as the power section is pushed into overdrive. As you crank up the gain, the overall output level of the Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo is automatically compensated in order to maintain consistent signal level. This allows the musician to use the GAIN control to alter the texture of the modulation effects without an overwhelming increase in audio output level.
 
SPEED and DEPTH controls determine the rate and amount of modulation present in the effect. An industry-standard TRS expression pedal can be used to control the speed of the Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo. When an expression pedal is in use, the onboard SPEED knob is used to set the maximum value. The rate of modulation is indicated by the pulsing LED status indicator. All Supro pedals are assembled in Port Jefferson, NY, USA, featuring custom-tooled, anodized, brushed-aluminum enclosures, 9V battery or AC powered operation, rear-mounted metal jacks, easy-access side-mounted battery drawer and studio-friendly, noiseless (click-free) true-bypass switching.
Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo Pedal
Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo Pedal
Supro 1310 Analog Harmonic Tremolo Pedal

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  • Switchable AMPLITUDE or HARMONIC modes
  • Emulates a Class-A tube amp circuit from end to end
  • Achieves magnetic saturation via output transformer
  • Gain control with auto level compensation
  • Expression pedal control for SPEED
  • Accepts standard 2.1 mm neg. tip power supply
  • Runs on 9V battery (included)
  • Current draw under 30mA
  • Pedal size: 12 cm x 6.5 cm x 6.5 cm
  • Original circuit design by Thomas Elliott

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  • peculiar beast, but i like it!

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    submitted7 years ago

    bybrian

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    This pedal definitely colors your tone (adds warm fullness), but it's in a way i like - so i don't mind it - but it could be an issue for some. slight volume boost even with gain all the way down. The harmonic trem setting sounds convincingly like a brown face and has some almost phase like qualities at slower settings. i primarily got this pedal for the harmonic trem and it sounds exactly as i hoped. standard trem is very smooth as well. The first expression pedal i tried (economical moog) had very small effect, but a dunlop exp worked pretty well, though still doesn't cover the full range of the sweep - but enough that it is usable for adjusting the speed on the fly in a live setting. It would be nice to find a pedal that would sweep the full speed range. solidly built as well. i would highly recommend this pedal if you are going after the brown face trem sound.

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