M. stellatarum Tremolo
TREMOLO
Description
The Moth Electric M. stellatarum is a versatile multi-mode optical tremolo that combines an all-analog signal path with digital microprocessor control. Inspired by David Rolo’s designs, it offers 32 possible mode and waveform combinations, including classic amplitude, harmonic, and frequency-specific modulation for bass or treble. The pedal features eight selectable waveforms ranging from smooth sine and triangle to rhythmic square and random pulses. It includes an onboard neutral-voiced preamp boost to compensate for perceived volume drop and a dedicated tone knob for frequency shaping. Additional performance features include tap tempo with four subdivisions and a high-headroom circuit designed for guitar, bass, and baritone. The unit is hand-built in the USA using through-hole construction and top-mounted jacks.Media
Videos
Demo by Boring Guitar Reviews (EN)
Demo by Harsh Tone, inc (EN)
Links
Technical data
Width
000.00 mm
Depth
000.00 mm
Height
000.00 mm
Circuit type
analog
Voltage
9V DC, center negative
Current
100mA
