Kmise Tremolo Pedal Demo and Tear Down

Today we both demo and tear down a new mini tremolo pedal from Kmise.

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[JobyP]

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[jackarouu]

Thanks for the tip about the dynamics of the Pots.. They are for sale on ebay at this time for about $17. Not bad for the price I'd say, but not really a $$ professional tremolo.

[mefirstandthegimmiegimmies]

Bought one of these cheap pedals for 15 dollars. It has a different brand name but everything is the same. Not bad for under 20 bucks. I just leave the intensity maxed out and set the speed at 75 percent. Sounds good and hasn't missed a beat. If it breaks I will most likely upgrade but for now it has worked like a champ. great video

[kevinobryankob]

I would definitely use these for my synths and other stand alone instruments. I'm going to watch the delay video next

[davidp]

Just a heads are actually two internal mini trimpots, both adjustable, one for volume and one for bias.

[AdamPosegate]

Do you think the pots are logarithmic but should be linear? Or a reverse audio pot?

[guitargreg]

Joby, I bought the Kmise tremolo pedal. There was no power cord with it so I have a 9volt plug from an old shaver charger and it plugs in well but I can't get the pedal to work. I emailed the Kmise company and they said to send them a movie showing what I have done. I tried it through a amp and through my home studio but can't get it to work. Shoul I just throw it in the trash?

[AgentClappers]

I’m trying to troubleshoot mine and mine looks likes it’s built different than your one. Is there anywhere to actually look how these things are built?