Electro-Harmonix Wiggler (Tremolo / Vibrato)

£ 124.00 Web price, inc VAT
Ex Vat: £ 105.53, VAT at 17.50%

Euro Price: €138.31 (1 GBP = 1.1154 EUR)

Availability: 1 in stock

Dolphin ID: 17474

Product SKU: Wiggler

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Electro-Harmonix Wiggler (Tremolo / Vibrato) Description

The all-tube Wiggler will bring you back to the 1960's with its re-creation of the most sought after modulation effects that until now were only found in classic guitar amps. Using an all-vacuum tube audio path,

The Wiggler creates 4 different types of note-bending vibrato and true amplitude modulation tremolo with the amazing clarity and warmth that older generations once took for granted. CAUTION: Your friend who shelled out big bucks for a Leslie cabinet will no longer speak to you, so don't say we didn't warn you.

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