Harmonious Monk

• Collection: Pro Range
• Type: Modulation
• All-analogue harmonic tremolo, amplitude tremolo, vibe, chorus and phase in one pedal
• Two selectable LFOs with depth and mix controls for precise tone shaping
• Dual footswitch for instant speed switching in any mode
• Collaboration between JAM Pedals and That Pedal Show (Dan & Mick)

Pedal Library Notes:

Im a big fan of That Pedal Show who collaborated with Jam Pedals to create the Harmonious Monk, so naturally I put my name down for the first production run. If you needed just one pedal to cover your modulation sounds or wanted to get a feel for modulation, this pedal really covers a lot of ground from harmonic tremolo and tremolo to vibe, chorus and phase sounds.

"We have a deep love for the harmonic tremolo's unique modulation character: a little bit phase-y and a little bit pulsing. It can add a complete, enveloping texture over your whole guitar tone, or sit more subtly as a fantastic 'widening' effect either straight mono or in a wet/dry rig.

We wanted to address some of the issues we found in our other favourite examples of the effect and add a superb amplitude trem to boot; enter the Harmonious Monk, a collaboration between JAM pedals and That Pedal Show!

The Harmonious Monk uses all-analogue circuitry with two selectable LFOs providing varying levels of modulation intensity, available in both Harmonic and Amplitude modes: essentially four core sounds. We have included both depth and mix controls, so you can get it sat just right in your overall tone.

Subtle (-) setting in Amplitude mode offers a plethora of vintage-inspired tremolo tones. Intense (+) setting brings the chop — stuttering, staccato pulses that add drama and rhythm to your music.

We also added a footswitch so you can access two tremolo speeds instantly in any mode; internal trimmers to shape the EQ to your liking, and the ability to either boost or cut the overall output level to suit your rig.

The Harmonious Monk covers a huge amount of sonic ground and will inspire you towards a whole new palette of sounds, textures and music. Let there be wobble!"

(Mick's favourite setting: everything at two o'clock in Subtle/Harmonic mode.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvD3wV4h1vs