Dive deep into swirl, pulse and movement — rich, organic tremolo for vintage‑tone seekers and modern rigs alike.

The Harmonious Monk Mk.2 brings the beauties of harmonic tremolo and amplitude tremolo into one pedal, with boutique‑grade sound and a flexible feature set that makes it equally at home on guitar, bass, keys or synth. With full analog circuitry and new enhancements over the original, it gives you lush modulation, tonal richness, and performance-grade control — from subtle, soulful tremolo to dramatic, rhythmic chops.

🎛️ What It Does

• Dual tremolo modes (Harmonic & Amplitude): Choose between harmonic‑style tremolo — where volume oscillates with your signal’s harmonic content — or classic amplitude tremolo for regular volume‑modulation pulses.
• Deep modulation control: Use the Depth, Speed, Level and Mix knobs to dial in anything from gentle ambient shimmer to throbbing, pronounced tremolo.
• Three LFO waveforms: Sine wave, square wave, and reverse‑sawtooth — each giving its own character: from smooth, vintage‑style pulses to sharp, choppy textures.
• Tap Tempo & Ramp Mode: Set tremolo speed on‑the‑fly. Hold the tap switch for ramping: transition smoothly between two speeds for dynamic rhythmic effects — ideal for live jams or shifting sections.
• Legacy Mode with speed‑multiply: Prefer a simpler vintage‑style tremolo? Switch to Legacy mode and use 1.5× (dotted‑eighth) or 2× speed‑multiply options for classic rhythm feels.
• Chop (kill‑dry) Function: In amplitude/square mode with depth maxed — produce harsh staccato pulses, cutting the dry signal completely for dramatic rhythmic gating.
• Tone & headroom control: Internal trimmers let you shape bass, mid, treble of the effected signal — and control input gain for optimal performance with guitar, bass, keys or anything else.
• Pedalboard‑ready build: True bypass, standard 9 V DC centre‑negative power, compact footprint and handmade quality.

✅ Ideal For

• Players seeking lush, vintage‑inspired tremolo — from surf & blues to shoegaze, psychedelia, indie or ambient soundscapes.
• Musicians who want a versatile tremolo unit with both subtle vibe and extreme modulation capability, all in one pedal.
• Gigging guitarists or studio players needing tap‑tempo control and ramped speed transitions for dynamic expression.
• Those building a minimalist yet powerful pedalboard — you get multiple tremolo flavours without juggling multiple pedals.