M. stellatarum

The Moth Electric M. stellatarum is an all-analog optical tremolo offering 32 combinations across four operating modes and eight waveforms, with its four-mode architecture inspired by David Rolo’s design. Amp provides classic volume-modulating tremolo, Harm independently modulates high and low frequencies, Bass applies modulation only to the lows, and Treb targets the highs. Eight waveforms include sine, triangle, square, sawtooth, reverse sawtooth, hypertriangle, reverse hypertriangle and random. Tap tempo provides 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 and 1/16-note subdivisions, with Speed setting the maximum rate. Depth controls modulation intensity and Tone shapes the response. It also includes a neutral-voiced preamp boost for pushing an amplifier. Hand-built in the USA with through-hole construction, top-mounted jacks and true bypass. Requires 9V DC center-negative power at 100 mA.