Controls
- Rate
- Depth
- Volume
Specifications
- Designed for a 125B enclosure with top-mounted jacks
Documentation
| Weight | .4 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.2 × 1.95 × 0.5 in |
2 reviews for Pendulum Harmonic Tremolo
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jpier2012 (verified owner) –
This thing sounds fantastic. Period. Easy build and has an incredible array of sounds.
I made a slight modification – I initially used 3mm red LEDs, but those didn’t seem bright enough, since the output volume was still lower than unity even with it maxed. This was without light shields – so then I tried a few light shields – half of a black heat shrink tube, then white paper, then aluminum foil – and still couldn’t quite get the balance I wanted. Either it was plenty loud, but too glassy on the treble or boomy on the bass; or had a wonderfully balanced tone, but wouldn’t get loud enough.
So FINALLY I found the sweet spot (IMHO) – 5mm diffused red LEDs, with white masking tape covering the bare metal on the back plate. It’s PERFECT. The extra size of the LEDs boosts the volume a bit (by minimizing the resistance in the LDRs), while the masking tape helps prevent the reflection of the LED in the back plate from making it too loud.
The volume gets just loud enough to achieve ~unity at the highest depth, and the tone has a wonderfully soft and vocal quality about it. This seriously gives the Photon Vibe a run for its money, and that thing is also an incredible pedal.
BUY IT
bhcarpenter (verified owner) –
Very fun build, and a great sound! I really appreciate having the high pass and low pass LDRs labeled on the PCB. At first I had some high end loss, but it was easy enough to resolve by just moving the HPF LDR closer to its LED.
One thing I would recommend is to use an audio taper for the volume pot instead of the linear taper one listed in the build docs. Otherwise unity seems to be around 9 o’clock.