🎛️ Electro-Harmonix Super Pulsar – nearly new, with box, power supply & goodies 🎛️

For sale: an EHX Super Pulsar, practically like new. Comes with the original packaging, power supply, and all the goodies – the full set.

Features:

• Analog tremolo – lush, warm, organic.
• Amplitude, Shape & Phase modulation – triangle, square, sawtooth, you name it.
• Tap tempo with subdivisions – lock in with your drummer or drift into chaos.
• Expression & CV inputs – control speed, depth, shape, or phase with your foot.
• Preset storage – save your favorite rhythmic patterns.
• Stereo outputs for gigantic, immersive soundscapes.

Applications:

• Classic vintage tremolo for surf, blues, or country.
• Subtle shimmer for singer-songwriter textures.
• Wide stereo sweeps for post-rock, ambient, and psychedelic trips.
• Sequenced rhythms that turn your guitar into a percussive machine.

Famous tremolo-heavy songs:

• How Soon Is Now? – The Smiths
• Boulevard of Broken Dreams – Green Day
• Crimson and Clover – Tommy James & the Shondells
• Gimme Shelter – The Rolling Stones
• Born on the Bayou – Creedence Clearwater Revival

And then there’s How Soon Is Now. That hypnotic tremolo riff that pulses like a cosmic heartbeat. Years later it was recycled as the theme for Charmed, forever binding it to TV witches and late-night reruns.

The irony? While Johnny Marr created a timeless monument of sound, up front was Morrissey – a man who somehow transformed himself from the sensitive indie idol of the ’80s into a publicly grumbling, self-righteous, and frankly very unpleasant misanthrope.

Bottom line: How Soon Is Now is iconic not because of Morrissey, but because of that towering tremolo, which the Super Pulsar can deliver in spades.

Condition:
Almost new, barely used. With original box, power supply, and all goodies – ready to pulse your mind into another dimension.

👉 If you want a tremolo that can shimmer gently, hammer rhythmically, or spiral into psychedelic chaos – the Super Pulsar is your ticket.