Silvertone and Jackson Audio release Twin Trem dual tremolo pedal

June 25, 2025 · 3 sources

Silvertone and Jackson Audio have released the Twin Trem, a dual tremolo pedal, Delicious Audio reported on June 25, 2025. The two companies previously collaborated on the 1484 Twin Twelve, a pedal version of Silvertone's 1960s amplifier¹.

The Twin Trem holds two parallel circuits: an optical tremolo on the left and a harmonic tremolo on the right. Each can run on its own or the two can be stacked. A status LED shows which is active: blue for the optical circuit, red for the harmonic one, and purple when both are on¹. Each side has its own Speed, Depth and Volume controls²¹. The smaller volume knobs are illuminated in blue and red and fade in and out at the speed of each circuit¹.

Each tremolo has independent inputs and outputs, which the makers say allows routing options including stereo setups or placing the two effects at different points in a pedal chain¹. The circuit is analog². RockBoard's PedalPedia lists 9V DC center-negative power and 35mA current draw².

Guitar.com published a review of the Twin Trem on March 3, 2025, before the June date, and gave it a rating of 10. Reviewer Eric Dahl called the two sounds "very different, but still full and lush, warm and expressive, with no latency or bad ambient sounds," and wrote that combining them pairs the harmonic tremolo's tonal modulation with the optical circuit's volume throb³. He listed the lack of a tone control for each effect as a minor criticism³. The review gives a price of $299³. Availability and US pricing were not stated in the June 25 report¹.