Singletone Malibu Trem-Verb - New - Pink

Description

The Malibu was born when we finished the Fullerton MKII and began to deliver it. Many asked us what reverb to use or if we could make this equipment with tremolo. That generated concern, I had already made some digital reverbs " previously for some friends, and I had also put together some tube harmonic tremolo units with type 6G15 reverb.

I approached my experiences and the proposal to Franco from @vztecfx who immediately jumped on the project. After More than a year of back and forth, of trials and errors, of prototypes after prototypes, of criticism from our trusted users, we arrived at this pedal that in my humble opinion has no comparison. We use the most popular tremolos/reverbs on the market as a reference. market, Fender Blonde equipment and even my old prototypes, but the result is exceptional, a pedal that immerses you in a world of colors, infinite tones.

Inspiring and at the same time, super versatile, with a vintage soul but modern features. The reverb sector has two brightness modes, dwell and mix control. In the tremolo sector you can select the harmonic mode, which gives you an air vibe in the audio, or the classic mode, bias trem type. The tremolo has volume control, to stand out in the mix. Additionally, this sector has tap tempo.

SpecificationsTREMOLO

• INTENSITY: Adjusts the depth of the tremolo.
• SPEED: Adjusts the speed of the tremolo.
• TREM MODE: Alternates between the two types of tremolo.
  In it amplitude tremolo The modulation effect occurs at all frequencies at the same time.
  With control intensity At maximum, you get a chop-type tremolo effect.
  In it harmonic tremolo Amplitude modulation occurs differently between high and low frequencies.
• VOLUME: Adjusts the tremolo output level.
• BYPASS/TAP: Activate the effect and adjust the tempo.

REVERB

• DWELL: Adjusts the reverb decay time.
• REVERB: Adjusts the reverb volume.
• MODE: Toggles between the two types of reverb, dull and bright.
• BYPASS: Turns reverb on and off.