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- Tremolo is an awesome effect - Telecaster Guitar Forum
Most bias vary tremolo circuits work by modulating power tube bias The Valco tremolo circuits modulated the preamp tube bias A little different and harder to “kick start” the oscillation That’s why a Valco trem control begins at its fastest speed and Fender (and others) at its slowest
- Describe Vibro Champ Tremolo - Telecaster Guitar Forum
Bias vary tremolo is going to depend a lot on how hot your tubes are biased and how loud you're playing The VC tremolo is also bias vary, but on the second gain stage of the preamp, so it also kind of depends on how loud you're playing, or how hot your signal is
- Weak tremolo - Telecaster Guitar Forum
There are normally 3 caps tied to your tremolo circuit two 01s and one 022 Pull a 01 and replace with a 022uF That will slow it down More intensity: You will find a 1M resistor in that circuit, try a 220K That will highly increase the intensity you can use a 470K too
- Carr Rambler tremolo - Telecaster Guitar Forum
The Rambler uses a 50's style output tube bias Tremolo while the Deluxe Reverb has an opto-coupler based tremolo circuit The Rambler sounds richer and has a depth in the pulse than sounds different from the Fender Too bad that its maximum speed is not fast enough The Fender is at the end just more useful
- Telecaster Deluxe Tremolo - Telecaster Guitar Forum
I have a '77 that a previous owner put a strat tremolo on Meh I highly recommend the Bigsby instead Swap out your 6-saddle bridge for a 3-saddle half-bridge and cut it yourself for string passage (the very simple Wilkinson half-bridge is fully sufficient), or buy one manufactured for pass-through
- Vibro champ preamp, tremolo | Telecaster Guitar Forum
(link removed) The cathode is an input to control the plate signal, we do the same with NFB For an amp as you suggest I would do the same, first stage, volume tone (or tone stack), second stage with trem in cathode, LTP, output
- USA vs MIM tremolo - Telecaster Guitar Forum
Two more things The MIM tremolo found on the MIM 50s and 60s Classic has the same string spread as the MIA trem found on the American Vintage Strats, but the saddles on the MIM are slightly shorter and the block on the MIM is zinc and not steel Fortunately for picky MIM 50s and 60s Classic owners, the MIA trem is a drop-in replacement
- Strat trem vs. Jazzmaster trem? - Telecaster Guitar Forum
I like J-style (and Bigsby) trems better Seems like a Strat trem,even when it's floating come on too quickly I've noticed something about aftermarket and Squier Strat bodies:the tremolo claw screw holes are drilled at an angle,and have to be tightened down pretty far in order to clear the rear cavity plate I've had good results with my '64 and
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