Demeter TRM-1 Tremulator
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Product: Demeter TRM-1 Tremulator
Price Paid: N/A
Submitted 04/21/2000
at 10:51pm
by Josef Kasperovich
Email: none
Ease of Use
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10
Very easy.
Sound Quality
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10
Reliability
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10
Customer Support
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10
Overall Rating
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10
If you get it, you'll use it. I use it instead of the tremelo on my Blackface Deluxe.
Product: Demeter TRM-1 Tremulator
Price Paid: US $199
Submitted 08/05/1999
at 07:43am
by Jason Kerkezi
Email: jkerkezi at earthlink<dot>net
Ease of Use
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10
Very simple to use; 2 knobs- depth and rate. Simple effect but performs it very well. Ultra transparent effect. Incredible range- goes from super-slow to incredibly fast, much faster than the tremolo on my Fender Vibro-King. With both knobs turned all the way down, unit acts as a boost pedal, and a very efficient, clean one at that. Adds shine and crispness to signal.
Sound Quality
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10
As stated above, true bypass adds absolutely no mud whatsoever. In my guitar-to-amp signal chain, I place the Tremulator last since it is in this position where the most tremolo is achieved. It really enhances my surf-based riffs. Another great use is for very distorted guitar tones to create sonic madness. Quickly turning the rate knob up and down while playing a sustained note will make you very dizzy. Finally, I also add it to keyboards to get some very un-keyboard sounding effects. Can add some fun to vocals, electronic drums, just about anything. But the thing I use most is both knobs at 0! The boost really kicks! Great for going into a solo!
Reliability
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10
Ultra-dependable.
Overall Rating
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9
Kind of pricey for a single effect but it does the job crystal clear without any frills. I really want to open up the chassis to inspect the wave form knob mentioned above. You could add another effect to it for that price, but hey, this unit is going for quality, not quantity. Just straight up tremolo, that's all. I bought it because it could go much faster and much slower than the tremolo on my amp and because of the boost. For those two reasons alone, it makes a good addition to any rack/footpedal setup.
Product: Demeter TRM-1 Tremulator
Price Paid: US $160
Submitted 05/28/1998
at 09:06am
by Dave S.
Email: voxngtr1<at>aol dot com
Ease of Use
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10
Two knobs - how hard can it be? One knob for depth, one for speed. And on the side there is access to an internal trimpot for the shape of the wave (in case you want a more AC30 style on/off sound). Knobs are a little hard to read when standing, but you have to bend down to adjust 'em anyways! And I go by my ears, not by the knobs.
Sound Quality
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9
I use this pedal with a Demeter TGA3 amp and a MusicMan Silhouette guitar. It's very quiet, and when activated it provides a 1db boost, so when it's on it livens up the sound a bit. If you set the depth to 0 you can just use it as a boost (no trem). It also true bypass, so it doesn't muddy your sound when it's not on.
Reliability
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10
Built like a tank. Metal chassis. Battery access is a bit of a pain, but I got an AC adaptor. I'd gig with it and I wouldn't worry about a backup.
Customer Support
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10
I've never had a problem with my amp (also a Demeter) and they're quick to respond to e-mail about products and questions. I would imagine they'd be the same with this.
Overall Rating
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9
I play rhythm guitar and am the lead singer, and the Tremulator seems to really help my sound be distinct. If lost or stolen I'd buy another. I do wish the shape trimpot was a knob on top of the unit, but I really like the sound as is (Ry Cooder's setting is the default). I played trems by Boss, Rocktron, Voodoo Labs, DOD, and Dunlop and liked this the best.
Product: Demeter TRM-1 Tremulator
Price Paid: 160 UK Sterling
Submitted 12/13/1996
at 08:54am
by Anonymous
Ease of Use
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10
Nice and simple, speed and volume controls, on/off switch, LED 9V adaptor socket built-in
Sound Quality
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9
Great sound, like Fender tremelo.little background noise
Reliability
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10
Used it on loads of gigs it never let me down
Customer Support
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No Opinion
Didn't have to use them
Overall Rating
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5
Bought it when I had an amp with no tremelo. Once I got a Fender amp again I found no use for it I wouldn't buy it again personally as I think it's overpriced for what it offers
Product: Demeter TRM-1 Tremulator
Price Paid: US $210.00
Submitted 08/16/1996
at 11:49am
by Anonymous
Ease of Use
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10
There are 2 knobs on it. How hard could it be?
Sound Quality
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9
Sound quality is very good.There's a 1db boost when switched on which is real nice because it just boosts it enough to cut through.The rate of speed goes way up and way down(I couldn't tell you exactly how much although I'm sure it's printed somewhere)It can be real subtle or not and sounds nice clean or distorted.I'm not pretending to be a magazine reviewer or anything but I did compare it with a 69 Priceton's tremolo and it was very hard to tell them apart.I do know that it sounds much better(in my humble opinion) than the Boss Tremolo/Pan unit.It's much quieter and fuller sounding.
Reliability
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10
Built like you would expect from Demeter.My only beef is the battery compartment(Also takes 9vlt MiniPlug adaptor)I'm always paranoid about doing damage to the circuitry when I change the battery.Minor detail though.
Customer Support
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9
Very good.They at least returned my call quickly.
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