EarthQuaker Devices - Hummingbird V4 Repeat Percussions
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The Hummingbird is a sawtooth tremolo, inspired by the Repeat Percussion tremolo and similar to that of the old Valco and Vox amplifiers. It's capable of everything from classic 50s-style tremolo to a delay-like synth harmony that transforms your signal into a burst of short attacks at near-ringing speeds.
ARTICLE N° 68085
Presentation
Simply choose between modes 1 (slow), 2 (mid-tempo) or 3 (fast) and adjust the speed and depth controls to open up a whole new world of amplitude modulation.
Using an expression pedal opens up the possibility of true random amplitude modulation!
As well as modulation, the Hummingbird has a range of gain options, allowing you to boost or cut the signal using the level control.
Using an expression pedal opens up the possibility of true random amplitude modulation!
As well as modulation, the Hummingbird has a range of gain options, allowing you to boost or cut the signal using the level control.
Other features
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EarthQuaker Devices Repeat Percussion Pedal
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Handmade in Akron, Ohio, USA
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Hummingbird V4 model
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True Bypass
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Controls: Depth, rate, level
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Switch mode: 1/2/3
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Expression pedal input
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Power supply :
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AC adapter, supplied separately
To find out more...
This pedal features Flexi-Switch technology!
This style of true bypass relay switching lets you use momentary and latching switching simultaneously:
- For standard operation, press the switch once to activate the effect, then press it again to stop it.
- For momentary operation, simply hold the switch down for as long as you want to use the effect and release to stop the effect.
This style of true bypass relay switching lets you use momentary and latching switching simultaneously:
- For standard operation, press the switch once to activate the effect, then press it again to stop it.
- For momentary operation, simply hold the switch down for as long as you want to use the effect and release to stop the effect.
