One space left on PT Pro. Tremolo or Harmonist?

[zwkoch]

I have room for one standard size pedal on my PT Pro. I am hovering around two options. 1.) Dr. Scientist Tremoloessence 2.) Boss PS-6 Harmonist.

Neither pedal is a need, nor will they get used often. I play a lot of chords and do a lot of textures, so the tremolo is particularly interesting. I have also always wanted the pitch shifting whammy option, and the harmonist paired with my expression pedal would fill the bill nicely. I have the Zoom MS60-B, and the tremolo is pretty nice, but as a bonafide pedal junkie, I am wanting a real trem pedal with tap tempo.

Thoughts?

 

[lowfreq33]

I've tried the harmonist, and I didn't find it to track well on bass. Just my experience.

 

[zwkoch]

Good to know. I had the PS-5 Super Shifter and it did great. I bought it used, and to pair with my Hot Hand 3. Flipped it after selling the HH and picking up a Line 6 M5.

 

[sillyfabe]

The PS-6 is "meh" as a pitch-shifter to me. No true character but it does the job.

The Trem is one of the best trems out there and really sounds good.

get the trem (If I were you and you were me)

 

[danielfnj96]

Get a tremolo, be interesting.

 

[zwkoch]

Decision made. Thanks guys. Tremolessence come on down.

 

[taurus1]

here's a vote for the PS-6, I use D-tune for chorus, +1, -1, S-bend, just a killer pedal.
I've owned tremelo pedals before but couldn't find a use for them.

 

[CHILDISHGAMBINO]

Too bad you can't get both. The PS-6 is fun pedal. I've never had any problems with tracking with it. S-bend sounds awesome going into some sort of oscillating fuzz and then a tremolo. The detune is fun too.

 

[zwkoch]

I need to see if I can make room for two without getting rid of anything. Thanks for the input.

 

[zwkoch]

Pulling the trigger on a PS-6 from the classifieds.

 

[gregmon79]

I vote the trem all the way.

 

[pietrocefa]

Boss vb2, rare and expensive but great and unique for chords.