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Keeley EH Verb o Trem Workstation
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Keeley EH Verb o Trem Workstation

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Key facts
TypeDual reverb and tremolo pedal, workstation version in a larger chassis1
Effects sectionsReverb and modulation, eight sounds each1
Modulation modelsIncludes a Univibe and a Leslie model1
Tap tempoYes1
List priceUSD 299 (as of October 2018)1

The Keeley EH Verb o Trem Workstation is a dual effects pedal from Keeley that combines reverb and tremolo in one housing. It is the larger-chassis version of the Keeley EH Verb o Trem, built for players who want more flexibility in terms of reverb and tremolo, along with more control options in terms of sound shaping1.

What it does

The Workstation pairs two effects sections, reverb and modulation, each of which provides eight different sounds1. That is a step up from the compact EH Verb o Trem, which uses a toggle switch to provide three modes with different models and four potentiometers controlling the reverb and tremolo effect1. The Workstation's modulation department includes a Univibe and a Leslie model, and the pedal also offers a tap-tempo option1.

How it compares

Keeley produced the Verb o Trem in two versions: a standard-sized housing and this workstation version in a larger chassis1. If the compact pedal's three-mode toggle and four knobs cover what you need, it is the smaller option; the Workstation is the one to look at if you want even more flexibility in terms of reverb and tremolo, as gearnews put it when the pair were announced1.

"If you want even more flexibility in terms of reverb and tremolo, you might be tempted by the workstation version."
Jef, gearnews.com1

Players comparing it with Keeley's other reverb and tremolo combinations may also want to look at the Keeley Verb O Trem, the Keeley Zoma or the Keeley Hydra, and at the wider field of reverb pedals and tremolo pedals.

Sources (1)
  1. Keeley EH Verb o Trem: Two new dual effects pedals due soon, www.gearnews.com, 2018-10-27

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