Choppy square wave tremolo recommendations

[linear]

Does anyone have any suggestions for a tremolo pedal where you can get a really strong square wave oscillation? Ideally analogue and true bypass. I've been using a Mooer Trelicopter, but even with the bias knob set all the way up it remains steadfastly musical sounding (presumably because it's an optical trem?)

Edited April 24, 2014 by linear

[skankdelvar]

The old Nobels TRX trem has pretty much that 'machine' sound when set to square wave modern.

By an eerie coincidence, I sold mine to Thunderbird who (due to pedalboard square footage issues) is now moving it on [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/234854-nobel-trx-tremelo-pedal-boxed-l25-posted/"]here[/url] in Effects For Sale.

Edited April 24, 2014 by skankdelvar

[JapanAxe]

Danelectro Cool Cat tremolo in 'hard' mode should do the trick.

[Prime_BASS]

Look up cranetortoise in Japan. They have a tremilo that's basically a stutter

[elephantgrey]

Its not analogue or true bypass, but the boss SL20 might be worth a look.

[Sibob]

The original Boss PN-2 is a favourite, but also check out the Zvex Sonor and the Idiotbox Mad Doctor stutter.
I had the Mad Doctor for a couple of days (it was wrongly sent to me instead of another pedal from a shop), and whilst I had it I had a great time with it, great pedal.

Si

[dudewheresmybass]

Iirc the pulsar does this

[NoirBass]

+1 on the PN-2

[0175westwood29]

theres also the behringer pn-2 copy if you dnt wanna try and pay silly money.

andy

[Byo]

Boss PN-2 and Zvex Sonar for hard choppy stuff.

The Zvex is amazing and it ticks all the boxes for me.

[GazWills]

earthquaker devices hummingbird - for me this beats the PN-2, as there is a volume control so you can boost it

Edited April 29, 2014 by GazWills

[linear]

Thanks for all of the suggestions guys, a real range to choose from and loads that I would never have considered.

[Byo]

Let us know which one you pick Linear!

Edited April 30, 2014 by Byo