Tiny Vibe

The Tiny Vibe by Sabbadius is a compact pedal designed to replicate the iconic Uni-Vibe effect. It is available in two versions: the 68 Tiny-Vibe and the 69 Tiny-Vibe. Both versions share the same PCB, components, and functionalities, with the main difference being the specifications based on the original Uni- Vibe models they aim to replicate.

Key Technical Specifications:
- Controls: The pedal features three knobs for adjusting VOLUME, INTENSITY, and SPEED, allowing users to customize the effect's output volume, intensity, and speed.
- Chorus/Vibrato Mode: A rocker switch enables users to select between CHORUS and VIBRATO modes, offering flexibility in the type of modulation effect produced.
- True Bypass: The pedal incorporates a premium quality 3PDT True Bypass footswitch for turning the effect on/off, ensuring minimal signal interference when the effect is not in use.
- Power Requirement: The Tiny Vibe operates solely with a DC 18 Volt 200mA power supply with a negative center pin, providing the necessary power for optimal performance.
- Construction: The pedal is housed in an aluminum enclosure, with dimensions of Length 144mm x Width 110mm x Height 60mm (including knobs) and a weight of approximately 500 grams.

Additional Features:
- Hand-Wired and Soldered: The pedal is 100% hand-wired and soldered, ensuring precision and quality in its construction.
- Analog Circuit: It utilizes a 100% analog circuit to deliver the characteristic Uni-Vibe sound.
- LED Indicators: The pedal includes ON/OFF Red LED for True Bypass Indicator and a SPEED LED indicator for visual feedback.
- Vintage Components: The Tiny Vibe incorporates rare NOS components, including Matsushita transistors and original 1960s Japanese lamp bulbs, to faithfully replicate the vintage Uni-Vibe sound.

Use Cases:
- The 68 Tiny-Vibe aims to replicate the original 1968 Honey Uni-Vibe, known for its association with Jimi Hendrix and its intense pulse throb at fast and slow speeds.
- The 69 Tiny-Vibe is designed to replicate the original 1969 Shin-ei Uni- Vibe, offering a warmer and more "round" sound, as used by artists like David Gilmour and Robin Trower in the 70s.

The Tiny Vibe by Sabbadius is a meticulously crafted pedal that captures the essence of the iconic Uni-Vibe effect, making it suitable for guitarists seeking to recreate vintage modulation tones in a compact and reliable format.