Description
Make your audience's heads spin with Tailspin Vibrato from TC Electronic, a classic-style true-pitch vibrato pedal with an all-analog bucket-brigade device (BBD) for whirling '80s-inspired vibrato effects. From subtle wobbles to warped superfast vinyl tones, Tailspin Vibrato lets you find the right vibe with the simple Rate and Depth knobs.With true bypass, your tone remains pure, without coloration or tone suck. The solid-metal chassis is durable and can survive years of touring or studio work. The Tailspin Vibrato pedal runs on either a 9V battery or a 9 VDC power adapter (both sold separately).Classic True-Pitch Vibrato with Analog BBD Make your audience's heads spin with Tailspin Vibrato from TC Electronic, a classic-style true-pitch vibrato pedal with an all-analog bucket-brigade device (BBD) for whirling '80s-inspired vibrato effects. From subtle wobbles to warped superfast vinyl tones, Tailspin Vibrato lets you find the right vibe with the simple Rate and Depth knobs.With true bypass, your tone remains pure, without coloration or tone suck. The solid-metal chassis is durable and can survive years of touring or studio work. The Tailspin Vibrato pedal runs on either a 9V battery or a 9 VDC power adapter (both sold separately).Vast World of Vibrato Nothing beats the organically warm warble of classic true-pitch vibrato. You can use it at slow speeds to bring life and depth to slow chord progressions, or wind it up a bit for a superwet surfin' safari. Want to raise the roof? Max it out and watch as your audience searches in vain for the nonexistent B3 organ.Feel the Mojo Tailspin Vibrato gets its 100% vintage vibrato mojo from its old-school analog bucket-brigade design. This means that wherever you set the dials, you'll always conjure up a vibrato tone that is natural sounding and usable across the entire musical spectrum.Intuitive Controls Capable of a wide range of vintage vibrato tones, Tailspin Vibrato sports an easy-to-use control layout including Rate, which controls the vibrato speed, and Depth, which sets the effect's intensity.