Origin Effects Deluxe 61 Amp Tremolo & Drive Pedal

£385.00

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Here's What Origin Effects Say About the Deluxe 61 Amp Tremolo & Drive Pedal

The Deluxe 61 (previously the RevivalTREM) is the first ever pedal to faithfully recreate power tube bias tremolo, the sought-after effect found in a handful of classic amps from the late ‘50s and early ‘60s. More than just a tremolo pedal, the Deluxe 61 Amp Tremolo & Drive Pedal also delivers a deliciously chewy and rich Brown Fender-style overdrive tone that interact with the bias tremolo effect just like the real thing.

True power tube bias tremolo, in a pedal!

Based on the Deluxe 61 Amp Tremolo & Drive Pedal platform, the Deluxe 61 houses a complete valve amp-style signal path recreated in all-analogue electronics.

This allows it to recreate the uniquely musical and dynamically responsive bias tremolo effect at circuit level, while also offering a broad palette of stunning clean and overdriven amp tones voiced after the Brown Fender Deluxe.

A range of modern features, including switchable wave shapes, tap tempo, rhythmic subdivisions and effects switcher integration, bring modern convenience to the Deluxe 61 authentic vintage tones.

Dynamically responsive tremolo 

Smooth, deep and rich, bias tremolo is considered by many to be the pinnacle of built-in amp trem. In contrast to optical and VCA-based tremolo designs, which attenuate the signal itself, bias tremolo works by varying the bias voltage fed to the amp’s power tubes, giving the effect its unique character and almost magical dynamic qualities.

While other tremolos impose themselves on top of your playing, bias tremolo has the capacity to respond to it. As power amp gain increases, loud notes and chords are able to rise above the effects of bias modulation. Digging in harder allows you to “play over” the tremolo effect, before letting it fade back in as the note dies away or you soften your pick attack.

The Deluxe 61's amp-like circuitry reproduces this effect exactly, right down to the complex interaction between gain, bias voltage, playing dynamics and harmonic content.

Authentic Deluxe tones, from clean to mean

In the designing of the The Deluxe 61, we worked hard to distil the complex functionality of the original pedal into an intuitive set of controls while still retaining as much range as possible.

The brand-new Highs control takes the original pedal’s three distinct preamp voicing modes and maps them onto a single, continuous knob that offers a wealth of new in-between settings.

We also redesigned the Blend knob to simultaneously back off the gain as you mix in your clean tone, ensuring pleasing, musical results throughout the control’s travel.

Vintage tremolo meets modern features

As well as a wider range of Speed and Intensity settings, we’ve provided two different LFO wave shapes – a smooth, Deluxe-style sine wave and a less symmetrical, Magnatone-style rectified sine wave.

Attaching an external footswitch enables tap tempo and remote tremolo on/off switching, while the same footswitch input allows direct integration with effects switching systems like the Boss ES series or TheGigRig G2. The The Deluxe 61's speed multiplier switch offers quarter-note, eighth-note and triplet tempo subdivisions while also shifting the range of the pedal’s Speed knob.

With high-quality components throughout, the The Deluxe 61's is designed and built for professional performance and rock-solid reliability.

Please note: the The Deluxe 61's is powered by a mains adaptor only (not included). We’ve dispensed with the usual 9V battery option, both to save space and to allow us to adopt a high-current approach, yielding lower noise levels and superior tone.

Specifications

  • Authentic valve amp-style signal path recreated in all-analogue electronics
  • True bias tremolo with switchable wave shapes
  • Rich clean tones and growly overdrive voiced after the 1961 Fender® Brown Deluxe
  • Powerful Post-Drive EQ for matching with a variety of guitar amps, power amps, and mixers.
  • Footswitch input for tap tempo, remote tremolo on/off and effects switcher integration
  • High-current, low-noise electronics
  • Ultra-high input impedance
  • Realistic vintage amp tones voiced after the Brown Fender Deluxe
  • Silent switching
  • High-quality buffered bypass mode
  • Premium components throughout
  • Advanced power supply filtering and protection
  • PSU Spec. 120mA @ 9V, centre-negative (PSU not included)
  • Designed and built in England

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Origin Effects

Origin Effects is a UK-based company renowned for its high-quality, boutique guitar pedals, particularly focusing on overdrive, compression, and other tonal-shaping effects. Established in the 2000s, the company has gained a strong reputation for creating pedals that combine vintage tone with modern precision, often using premium components and meticulous craftsmanship. Origin Effects pedals are especially favoured by musicians who seek transparent, dynamic, and responsive sound that retains the character of their instrument.

The company’s signature products include the Halcyon and Cali76 series, which are both compressor pedals designed to offer smooth, musical compression without sacrificing tone clarity or dynamics. The RevivalDrive is another standout, known for its ability to recreate classic tube amp overdrive tones with exceptional accuracy. Origin Effects pedals are designed to deliver high-end, professional-grade performance, making them a popular choice for musicians in various genres, from rock and blues to jazz and country. With a focus on tone quality, durability, and innovation, Origin Effects continues to be a top choice for musicians seeking refined, transparent sound shaping.

Category

Tremolo & Vibrato Pedals

Tremolo varies amplitude, making volume rise and fall; vibrato varies pitch, making the note move sharp and flat. Some circuits combine both or derive them from modulation systems that blur the boundary. Rate, depth, waveform and stereo phase determine whether the motion is smooth, pulsing, choppy, seasick or spatial, while tap tempo can lock the cycle to a rhythm.

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Analogue

The signal is shaped by continuously varying electronic circuitry rather than being converted into a digital effect algorithm. Component choice, operating voltage and circuit tolerances influence headroom, noise, clipping texture and the small variations in response between designs.

Tap Tempo

Measures repeated foot taps and converts their interval into an effect rate or delay time. Subdivisions translate that pulse into dotted, triplet or other rhythmic values, while averaging and range limits influence how quickly and accurately the tempo settles.