

The Danelectro Tuna Melt is a tremolo effects pedal that offers classic tremolo effects with a simple interface. It features controls for speed and depth, along with a hard/soft switch that provides tremolo sounds from different '50s amps. The pedal operates on 9V power and is designed for mono use. It is known for its warm, '60s and '70s vibe and is suitable for both introducing guitarists to effects and for professional players. The pedal's compact size and straightforward controls make it a versatile addition to a guitarist's setup.
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Brand New
$69.99
Mint
$142.64
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Used
$80.00
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