Morley Mark Tremonti Wah

EarthQuaker Devices’ Hummingbird repeat percussion tremolo pedal is an absolute beast when it comes to adding tremolo textures to your sound. Pick between the Slow, Mid-Tempo, and Fast modes then play around with the Rate and Depth control knobs to dish out everything from classic shimmering tremolo effects to helicopter chops and abrupt, synth-like pulses. V4 adds Flexi-Switch capability, which means the footswitch can act as both a latching and a momentary-type switch. Plug in an external expression pedal and you get even more freedom of control over the tremolo rate.

The Danelectro BT-1 Filthy Rich Tremolo guitar effect pedal is a budget-priced stompbox that packs tremolo effects comparable to some of the more expensive boutique pedals. You get terrific musicality and high-quality trem sounds in both Hard and Soft mode, plus it has a trim pot that lets you give your signal a volume bump, so it doesn’t get lost in the mix. Drop the BT-1 after the reverb pedal in your signal chain and let those evocative tremolo sounds rip.

The Behringer Ultra Tremolo UT300 Classic Tremolo Effects Pedal lets you serve up the classic surf-era sounds of the ‘50s and ‘60s with a modern sheen. Get classic mind-bending tremolo effects reminiscent of vintage ‘60s amps using the Ultra Tremolo UT300’s dedicated Rate and Depth knobs which give you more complete control over your sound compared to a single Intensity dial. There’s also a Wave dial that lets you go from a softer, more triangular waveform to a harder-edged square for that classic transistor tremolo sound.