TC Electronic VIBRACLONE Rotating Speaker Emulator Guitar Pedal
Emulates classic rotating speaker tones with speed control and chorale/tremolo switching for electric guitar
- Authentic rotary tones from vintage 60s speaker emulation
- Dynamic speed control via intuitive knob for slow to fast modulation
- Versatile chorale and tremolo toggle expands sonic palette
- Robust signal integrity with 470 kOhms input and 1 kOhms output
- High-quality durable pedal brings classic rock sounds to your board
What the pedal delivers
The VIBRACLONE is a rotating speaker emulator built for electric guitar. It recreates the swirling, textured modulation of vintage rotary cabinets in a compact stompbox format. Guitarists who want authentic chorale and tremolo voices without lugging a heavy cabinet will find it fits straight onto a pedalboard.
Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
Players seeking the distinctive, speed-variable pulse of a classic rotary speaker will appreciate the dedicated Speed knob and Chorale/Tremolo toggle. The high-impedance input (470 kOhms) and low-impedance output (1 kOhms) preserve signal integrity through the chain. Musicians who need cabinet simulation, impulse responses or stereo outputs should look elsewhere.
The spec that decides the purchase
The single control that defines the effect is the Speed knob, which governs the modulation rate from slow, hypnotic pulses to fast, intense warbles. Combined with the toggle, it lets you dial the exact rotary character you hear in your head. If that hands-on speed control is what you are after, this pedal matches the requirement.
How it compares
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- Price $89.99
- Pricier than about 59% of the 151 comparable items (median $76.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long can I run the VIBRACLONE before the drive circuit saturates and stops cleaning up?
The Drive knob adds tube-style sustain that thickens as you turn it up; the pedal has no thermal or time limit, so saturation only depends on your knob setting and playing dynamics.
Does the VIBRACLONE get noisy or hot when left on all day?
With a 470 kOhm high-impedance input and 1 kOhm low-impedance output, the circuit runs cool and quiet during extended sessions, adding no audible hiss or heat buildup.
What power supply do I already need to run the VIBRACLONE?
The pedal requires a standard 9 V DC centre-negative supply (not included), the same type used by most compact guitar effects on your board.
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