JAM Pedals Harmonious Monk HARMONIC & AMPLITUDE TREMOLO
Harmonious Monk MK1
HARMONIC & AMPLITUDE TREMOLO
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The JAM Pedals Harmonious Monk Mk.1 is an all-analog harmonic and amplitude tremolo pedal designed in collaboration with That Pedal Show (Dan and Mick).
Key Features & Controls
- Four Core Sounds: Combines two selectable LFO intensities (Subtle/Vintage vs. Intense/Chop) with two modes—Harmonic tremolo (phase-like, shifting modulation) and Amplitude tremolo (classic volume modulation).
- External Controls:
- Depth (D) & Speed (S)
- Level (L): Master volume that can boost or cut the signal above or below unity gain to fix perceived volume drop.
- Mix (M): Wet/dry blend control for fine-tuning effect intensity.
- Harmonic / Amplitude (H/A) toggle switch.
- Subtle (-) / Intense (+) toggle switch.
- Footswitches: On/Off true-bypass switch and a left-hand Double-Speed switch (allowing you to double or halve your active speed).
- Internal Trimmers: Three internal trim pots for 3-band EQ (Treble, Middle, Bass) affecting the wet signal to dial in tone match with your amplifier or dirt pedals.
Specifications
- Circuitry: 100% Analog (no tap tempo on the Mk.1 version; tap tempo was introduced later in the Colemans Music Mk.2).
- Power: Standard 9V DC center-negative power supply (35 mA max, no internal battery compartment).
- Dimensions / Build: Hand-made and hand-painted in Athens, Greece; measures approx. 75 x 118 x 56 mm.
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