The Fredric Effects West Germany Tremolo Pedal is an improved version of the classic 70s Schaller tremolo pedal in a modern pedalboard friendly box with convenient top mounted jacks.

Nice and simple, featuring a rate control knob, an improved and more useful depth control knob, the LED flashing in time with the tremolo effect and the rate switch doubles the tremolo speed when engaged. This circuit is famed for its warmth, with a smooth waveform similar to that found on vintage Fender amps.

Features of all Fredric Effects pedals:

  • Custom enclosures fabricated for Fredric Effects in North London
  • Professional powder coating and screen print by local companies
  • PCB construction (not perf or vero)
  • Handmade either one at a time or in small batches
  • Hard wearing Cliff jacks
  • Reliable Alpha footswitches and pots

Features

  • Improved version of the classic 70s Schaller tremolo pedal
  • Rate control knob
  • Depth control knob
  • Rate switch doubles the tremolo speed
  • LED indicator flashes in time with the tremolo
  • Convenient top mounted jacks
  • True bypass
  • Battery connection and 9V power jack
  • Custom fabricated enclosure and high quality components
  • Made in the UK
  • 2 Year warranty

Tech Specs

  • Width: 60 mm (2.4")
  • Length: 110 mm (4.3")
  • Height: 40 mm (1.6")
  • Manufacturer Part Number: West Germany

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