DigiTech Hardwire Series TR-7 Tremolo/Rotary Stomp Box

This is the Player for GW V2.0

Check out the good vibes emanating from the new DigiTech Hardwire Series TR-7 Tremolo/Rotary Stomp Box. This pedal, the latest in the Hardwire series, is a simple and powerful tool that's just right if you're in need of a host of lush, deep vibro-variations. The gorgeous-sounding pedal, which offers stereo output and true bypass, is simply designed and easy to use. It offers a wide range of tremolo options, including opto tremolo, bias tremolo and duo-trem, plus a rotary speaker effect, vibropan and more.

Paul Riario has been the tech/gear editor and online video presence for Guitar World for over 25 years. Paul is one of the few gear editors who has actually played and owned nearly all the original gear that most guitarists wax poetically about, and has survived this long by knowing every useless musical tidbit of classic rock, new wave, hair metal, grunge, and alternative genres. When Paul is not riding his road bike at any given moment, he remains a working musician, playing in two bands called SuperTrans Am and Radio Nashville.

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