Tone Report Weekly Issue 140 | Page 19

VT3 VINTAGE TREMOLO Even though Guyatone made a staggering 44 pedals in the micro series, I’ve only decided to feature a couple. Unfortunately, that’s the limit! All the other pedals in the line either have enough exposure or simply aren’t readily available enough in the states to garner any sort of rating—good or bad. In a perfect world, no Guyatone pedals would be on this list, they’re all so good! The VT3 Vintage Tremolo is no exception. Amazingly, and in such a small space, Guyatone has managed to come up with a through-hole version of a beautifully deep and warm blackface tremolo sound. And if you’re into this sort of thing, the Guyatone buffer is the stuff of dreams. I’ve heard my share of buffers but something about the Guyatone just warms everything it touches. Combine that with an already warm sounding tremolo, and magic happens. As a bonus, this thing goes slow, much slower than almost all trems on the market. “AMAZINGLY, AND IN SUCH A SMALL SPACE, GUYATONE HAS MANAGED TO COME UP WITH A THROUGH-HOLE VERSION OF A BEAUTIFULLY DEEP AND WARM BLACKFACE TREMOLO SOUND.” ToneReport.com 19