Stigtronics Tremolo

Two knobs, and fairly large, so they're easy to move with a shoe. The sound that comes out of this unit is good all-around. Not a bad spot on any setting.

I run a lot of other Stigtronics units, and like the others it's quiet and very unique. Definetely more on the side of subtlety, but this trem is just fantastic. I owned a Demeter Trem, and I have to say Mike's is superior to my ear. It has just a slight shimmer to it, and the throb is palpable; like amplifier tremolo (which by the way sounds TOTALLY authentic). It almost modualtes at higher settings, which makes it feel like a real amp trem. It's priceless, I tell ya!! Distortions sounds awesome through it; for instance, I can get the Isaac Hayes "Walk on By" fuzz-trem tone perfectly with it. I use a Fender Blues Junior, and it's a perfect amp companion. Sounds like it should be on a Twin, or something. Love it.

Strong like boogers, these things are. My Stigtronics pedals are like litte tanks. No need for a backup as far as I can see.

Mike's a genuine guy, and he's got the damn knowledge to boot, son. He stands behind what he makes, and builds in-flippin-credible stuff. Quick to respond to your ?????s for sure.

Very easy. Mike actually put a volume pot on mine so I have speed, depth, and volume. Easy tweak-ability

I think overall this pedal sounds great. Very deep and precise. The speed of the pedal can go very fast (I wish it could go slightly faster though) but works great for all my applications. It is a warm, handwired, True Bypass, botique quality pedal.

The only issue I have with this pedal is that once I reach a certain level of distortion, the distortion will "bleed through" the effect. Its hard to explain, and I dont even know if it is a problem (this is the first tremelo Ive ever owned.) It isnt a big issue since I usually use the tremelo for clean playing. But 1 point off

I have had it for over a year now. I have accidentally dropped it twice (ouch... dropped out of my dufflebag while moving equipment) and still works great. It has a tough metal casing that feels very sturdy. The quality of the soder and pots look greats and I think alot of time went into making this pedal. (I actually asked mike how long it takes him to make a pedal. He said anywhere from 6-14 hrs (depending what pedal))

Mike is a great guy. he worked with me himself and was very fast and easy to work with.

I have only could compare this pedal to a danelectro trem (which sucked) and standard tremelo on some fender amps. I think this pedal beats them both hands down. The sound is great. The price is great. The company is great. Its all great. If you want a handwired true bypass botique pedal thats not overpriced. This is your pedal

Are you kidding?-2 knobs-how fast, and how much

Remember that Blackface Fender you tried at that cool vintage music store? Thats what I'm talkin' about!!

I think I could hit it with my car and it would still play that Link Wray song!

Good company....easy to deal with.

It is quiet and has the best control on the speed knob that I I have ever tried on a pedal. I would buy more if I ever "misplaced" this one!