Electric Boogaloo with P-LFO? Modulation Squared?

[Aleph Null]

I'm planning to build an Electric Boogaloo and I purchased a P-LFO board at the same time for some undetermined future project. It just occurred to me that I might be able to use the P-LFO to modulate the rate or depth of the tremolo.

Has anyone used the P-LFO board for anything other than delay? How'd it work out? Are there any pitfalls to be aware of?

[Boba7]

Just wondering, what effect do you want to achieve by modulating the modulating section of the tremolo? I can't really imagine what it'd sound like...

[Aleph Null]

1) Slowly cycling between high and low depth settings.
2) Slowly cycling between high and low speeds.
3) Achieving a psuedo random depth by setting the P-LFO speed faster than the tremolo speed.

I'm not sure if many of the settings will sound good. I'll probably want to modify the P-LFO's speed range so that it's even slower than the tremolo's. Mostly I'm curious if I could do it (are there any technical challenges), not if I should do it (will it sound good).