Take your tremolo and panning effects to exciting new places with the Nano Pulsar Variable-Shape Stereo Tremolo Pedal from Electo-Harmonix. This powerful pedal packs a wealth of possibilities behind an intuitive interface with only a few controls.

The pedal features a single input and a stereo output, and it can be operated in mono or stereo mode for powerful panning effects. The unit offers Triangle or Square Wave modes with a Depth knob to adjust the amount of tremolo effect. Dialing the depth past the 1 o'clock point introduces asymmetric modulation that warps the signal between the positive and negative phase for a host of pulsating effects and textures. Adjust the rate control to get the tremolo/panning in the right pocket or experiment with both the panning and depth controls to achieve ring modulation effects.

Compact & Powerful Mono/Stereo Pedal    Immersive Tremolo & Panning Effects    Square or Triangle Modes    Easy & Intuitive to Use    Volume, Depth & Rate Controls    Buffered Bypass    9V Battery or Optional Power Supply

• Compact yet powerful tremolo/panner pedal packed with effects
• Run it in mono or stereo for a fully immersive tremolo/panning experience
• Flick the Triangle Wave/Square Wave mode switch to determine how sharp or smooth the effect will be
• Select from falling and rising sawtooth, narrow and wide pulse width, or triangle and square wave tremolo-modulating waveforms to control how the tremolo morphs and evolves
• Know whether the tremolo is on or off before you play a note; the Rate/Status LED pulses at the same rate the effect is modulating when the effect is engaged
• Volume control to fine-tune output level and compensate for perceived volume drop with tremolo
• 9V battery included; also works with an optional 9V power supply
• Buffered bypass

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Difference between Manfrotto 386BC-1, and Manfrotto 386B-1?

A: The Manfrotto 386BC-1 comes with a 1/4-20" to 3/8-16" thread adapter while the 386B-1 does not. Otherwise, the clamp is the same.

Q: 2. If a piece of software (such as Microsoft Stream video reviewing site, for example) responds to the media playback control keys on a standard computer keyboard, does that mean it should respond to this foot pedal as well?

A: Yes, the X-keys XK-3 Media Player Foot Pedal BH #XKMPFP is capable of controlling playback for any application that responds to multimedia commands.

Q: 3. What is the difference between this timer and the 300S? I cant tell a difference. No good way to compare.

A: The GraLab 300x is the 210-250VAC version of the GraLab 300, which operates on 120VAC.

Q: 4. There aren't any pictures showing the bottom of the receiver. Nor description indicating there's a thread to mount the receiver to a stand. The picture does show it mounted to a stand as indicated in the image in use 1 ...Do I need an adapter to mount to my stand or does it have a thread on bottom?

A: I was able to attach the Nano Receiver directly to a stand. On the Nano Receiver, there is a female threaded Brass Insert on the underside that is not shown. There was a brass top on my stand that I removed a plastic cover from and it revealed a threaded stud which I threaded the Nano Receiver to and then attached a Speedlight to the receiver.

Q: 5. Can it be latched to an ON position when you need to talk at length?

A: No. The Whirlwind Micmute PT Push-to-Talk Switch is a momentary switch that does not latch. When the switch is pressed and held down, the Micmute will allow the audio signal to pass through, then mutes the signal as soon as the switch is released. For the latching version, you will want to check out the Whirlwind Micmute PP Push-On/Push-Off Audio Switch (B&H # WHMICMUTEPP). As another option to consider, the Rolls MS111 Mic Switch Latching or Momentary Microphone Mute Switch (B&H # ROMS111) will also work as a latching switch.

Q: 6. Is the pedal mechanically quiet? My present pedal makes a loud clicking sound when stepped on.

A: Yes, the SP-2 is mechanically quiet and construction is solid. It will not create a loud clicking sound when you step on the pedal.

Q: 7. Are the two outlets one normally on and the other one normally off, each switched by the timer?

A: That is exaclty right. the safelight is on and the enlarger turns on and off when the timer is going or you can turn the enlarger on to focus by using the focus switch at the top of the timer.

Q: 8. Hi, This is about the Gralab 300 timer. the one I currently own looks exactly like the one pictured here. It has a volume/on/off control knob on the front. Yet 4 or 5 reviewers said there was no way to control buzzer volume or to turn this feature off. Which is it? Can the buzzer on this current model be set to off? Can the volume be controlled? Does it have the buzzer control knob as shown in the photos? Thanks.

A: We inspected a unit physically at the store and it is exactly as depicted online; there is a physical knob for buzzer volume on the face of the Gralab Model 300 darkroom timer.

Q: 9. is this compatible with P-105?

A: Yes, the Yamaha FC4A - Piano Style Switching Sustain Pedal is compatible with the 'Sustain' port on the back of the Yamaha P-105 Digital Piano.

Q: 10. what do I need to use the tx with slt-a65 and rx with hvl-f42am? ( besides the tx & rx)

A: The transmitter has a standard hotshoe. To use that with the Sony a65 you need a transmitter two adapters.RadioPopper Nano TransmitterB&H # RANANOT Mfr # NANO-Thttp://bhpho.to/1yMjB7b This is for the camera.Sony Auto-Lock Shoe AdapterB&H # SOADPAMA Mfr # ADPAMAhttp://bhpho.to/1gjWYR5This is for the flashSony Multi-Interface Shoe AdapterB&H # SOADPMAA Mfr # ADPMAAhttp://bhpho.to/1cjK16q