Dentone Swamp Thing boutique tremolo pedal box like vintage Fender tremelo 2026 - Berni Wrightson art

The DenTone Swamp Thing makes a very rare appearance.... This is the only one available.

DenTone Swamp Thing Tremolo Pedal
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True bypass, all analog, vintage tremolo

Vintage analog tremolo pedal with custom graphics. This pedal nails that swamp rock vibe from warm slow and languid to fast helicopter choppiness, it's all in there.  High and low range speed toggle switch on the side gives the best versatility.

Hand built, one at a time in a one man workshop in the USA. Top quality parts are used:

E-H 3PDT footswitch
Alpha long life metal shaft 16mm pots
Bulletproof diecast aluminum enclosure
Neutrik jacks
Stranded and solid 24 gauge insulated wire
Heavy duty pointer knobs.
Standard Boss style 2.1mm 9V jack/no battery option
True bypass switching
Point to point construction.

Here's what a couple of recent buyers of the Swamp Thing wrote:

"Seriously the best tremolo I've played and I own a 59 Supro with trem"

"Dennis at Dentone is a master. Let's get that out of the way right now. He's one famous guitarist away from charging three times what he does now, and I won't be surprised when the day comes. My amp had a cheesy, not very good tremolo, and I wanted something that sounded better. I took a chance and picked up the Swamp Thing. For the curious, the ST is a part-for-part hand wired recreation of the classic Schaller Tremolo from the sixties. Crimson and Clover? That sound? That's right. It's the Tommy James tremolo, and it will nail that sound and do plenty more besides. What sets Dentone apart is sound quality. Your ear can tell you when you are listening to a junk pedal made by asian slaves in some PacRim hellhole. A junky pedal can take a great guitar/amp combo and make it sound awful. And if your great guitar and amp combo lacks an onboard tremolo, this is as fine an option as you can get. They make them more modern, they make them more feature packed, and they make them more expensive, but they don't make them sound any purer or better than Dentone.

Buy if: you have great tone already and need a tremolo option that isn't going to insult it.
Pass if: you just don't like tremolo.
There's a Youtube video for this pedal if you want to watch, but it sounds much lovelier in person."

I don't make these as often as some of my other models, so if you think you want it, I'd suggest not waiting. It will be a while before I make another.