TC Electronic Pipeline Tremolo

[@thelantern9075]

This guy is such a badass guitar player.

[@jwright123456789]

Anyone who can play a chord melody of 'Softly As In A Morning Sunrise' like that is OK in my book :-)

[@RJRonquillo]

Sweet features! I love the controls and tap-tempo in a small box.

[@andyrussell1219]

Your playing as ever is excellent

[@JohnPriceJNPMusic]

Love the Xotic guitar!

[@funkyfurballs1078]

Is it really that exotic... or a victim of an outdoor venue BBQ?

[@brickshithouse7561]

fantastic demo, you should keep doing these demos. one of the best I've seen, showing the full spectrum of the pedal's possibilities.

[@Brayden329]

I'd really like to try this pedal. TC makes great pedals. I like the balance between simple enough to use but tweakable enough for some variety. Sturdy pedals too. I'm happy with my Mojo Mojo and Flashback. Thanks for the demo!

[@wgb01001]

Mike's got a new toy!

[@grizelda4526]

Love this pedal

[@mapledelight]

Real nice demo.

[@tonelocrian]

that's a sweet looking Strat that Xotic - wOw.

[@emilianoibarra3537]

can this one also be used as a stereo panning pedal? like the boss pn2

[@thecosmonaut9322]

I’m not sure I understand the purpose of a knob that controls note value, and speed separately. Are all the speeds not attainable just using the speed knob?

[@BluesManPeich]

When you are playing live it's easier to tap the songs tempo (the quarter notes) and let the pedal do the subdivision for you.

[@thecosmonaut9322]

BluesManPeich oh sweet. That’s clever

[@comterostov62]

i come back at it but would anyone have the chords used in the song "softly as in the morning sunrise" masterfully played in this video?

[@YOSHIMI00]

Spacemen 3?

[@matthewpollard2843]

what is the difference between the Choka and the Pipeline?

[@Haze763]

Matthew. I had the cheap Choka and sold it. I didn't know how limited it was. The first thing I noticed was the volume drop when you engage the pedal. The Choka doesn't have a volume knob. Make sure you get a tremolo with a volume knob. Also the Choka doesn't have tap tempo, subdivisions, or the toneprint option. For the xtra money, the Pipeline is way better. The Choka is ok if you want a beginner tremolo and find one used around $40 if you're on a tight budget.

[@matthewpollard2843]

@@Haze763 Thx a lot for the info. V useful. Cheers!

[@mahoganymarco9199]

Pipeline can do 10 times what choka does

[@Leonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

what does the 4th knob do?

[@comterostov62]

hi. What is the name of the second song starting at 0.57 please?

[@jwright123456789]

'Softly As In A Morning Sunrise' - a classic jazz standard.

[@danieleronzetti3896]

Whats the first song name?

[@ShivjotRangi]

Dick Dale - Pipeline

[@doscheid]

"Hold for tap" is the same as not having tap. If you are going to call a pedal "tap", you have to have a dedicated switch for that OR have the pedal to work like the "smart tap" that NUX has in its Atlantic delay pedal.

[@mahoganymarco9199]

The thing is, delays or tremolo, overdrive.. You name it, nux can't get even close to tc. Electronic quality

[@ivolime]

softly..