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Harmonic tremolo souds a bit vibe-like and I think has some phase shifting going on along with the amplitude modulation.
It was a feature of vintage amps ( abandoned to some extent as difficult/ expensive to make with valve technology I gather)and yet it's not a sound I think I have really heard on records of the period. Not that I've looked maybe but it's not a sound in my head ( unlike the vibrato on Magnatone amps for example).
Anyone know of examples of it's use before it's digital reinvention?
The Magnatone thing is fairly clear on some of the Lonnie Mack records ( mid sixties I think). Gospel blues singer, guitarist Robert Ward used it to great as well. He re-recorded some stuff ( in the eighties I think) on the album Fear No Evil which is a brilliant guitar sound.
[ Google says Fear no Evil was 1990]
Yeh, it’s that sound. Funny, if I’d heard that Beach Boys track I’d have assumed something more like phaser. Maybe it is a sound I’ve heard more often and never realised it.
That bit from 1:37 with the SG is probably my most watched YouTube clip.
However, I found the Source Audio Vertigo to be the better sounding (and infinitely more flexible) pedal.