Electro- Harmonix 'Small Clone'

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Several pedals produced in the decades prior have also been discontinued, many of which are still in high demand for their unique sound. Who is this best suited for: If money isn’t an issue and you want one of the best chorus pedals on the market, then the Warped Vinyl Hi-Fi is probably a good option. It combines vibrato and chorus and features some pretty complex parameters that are ideal for musicians who enjoy experimenting to create their tones. This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( April 2012) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

The Walrus Audio Julia V2 analog chorus/vibrato pedal features updated artwork from designer Adam Forster as well as controls that extend far beyond the typical rate and depth. Basically what you’re looking at here is the sound of the Talking Heads and Peter Gabriel in a box. It’s definitely a user-friendly pedal. You don't even need knobs. This thing has four buttons. Just four buttons. My favorite sound is number four, and as a bonus it has that beautiful purple chorus color. Alternatively, if you desire to reproduce your live sound as closely as possible, it might be a better idea to mic up your amplifier, run the chorus pedal into the amp and your guitar into the pedal’s input, exactly as you would on stage. The advantage of this method is that it allows you to predetermine your tone by adjusting the settings on the amplifier or the tonal controls of your guitar. Bear in mind, however, that your recording will be affected by the coloration of the amplifier and the microphone you choose to employ for this purpose. The CE-1 Chorus Ensemble was the first BOSS pedal, and its original sound is still sought after by some detail-oriented guitarists today, 40 years after it was released. The Rate and Depth controls of the MXR M34 offer a fantastic range that can go from subtle to extreme space effects with the turn of a knob. Additionally, the level control works wonderfully for adding just a touch of chorus if you don’t want to overwhelm your sound.I'm not going to do anything past 1990, because there’s really nothing legendary from the nineties, let's be honest about that. I mean, Bill Clinton, maybe Brittany Spears, but as far as chorus pedals go, all the truly legendary stuff had come out by the late 1980s.** Jamie Cook: Big Muff, Little Big Muff, Pulsar, HOG Foot Controller, Deluxe Memory Man, Holiest Grail [18] In the same year (1985), DOD released the FX65. This may be my favorite chorus pedal in my entire collection, which is saying something. for the 1st ever true bypass stereo pedal! Stereo bypass options (standard mono chorus is always true bypass)

There’s also a three-way toggle that lets the user choose between three chorus types, including TriChorus (which uses three stereo choruses with various offsets to produce what TC describes as a unique, very broad and lush chorus) and, yes, Stereo Chorus Flanger-style effects. The Neo Clone is capable of producing lush analog chorus whilst taking up minimal space on your pedalboard. With a Depth switch and a single rotary knob controlling the Rate of the chorus, it’s one of the simplest pedals you’ll ever use. Featuring total analog circuitry and design and the ability to be powered by a 9-volt battery, this convenient chorus pedal will slot nicely into your rig and add warm layers of the slightly detuned chorus into your output.But if you use effects pedals for distortion, you can put the chorus after your dirt pedals on your pedalboard. some guys in the band always turn around and smile at me! Haha. Such an important pedal for SNL! Love it! The Bubbler doesn’t just give you dominion over the speed of the chorus effect; it also allows you to manipulate the individual aspects of each setting. Alongside these tone-altering capabilities, there’s also a wave selector switch that includes traditional Sine and Triangle waveforms. Due to the chorus not having any timing-based qualities, it also interacts well with delays and reverbs. Dynamic-taming effects like compressors or EQ are also highly compatible with chorus pedals and can be used effectively to control the volume or iron out any tonal inconsistencies that the pedal may produce. The result is that the signal gets sent straight to the amplifier, and doesn’t mar the performance or clarity of other pedals in any way. The signal remains uncompromised and passes through the circuitry of the effects pedal without coloring the tone or weakening the signal or particular frequencies.

The EH Man's Electro-Harmonix Extravaganza!!". electroharmonix.vintageusaguitars.com . Retrieved 6 October 2020. For our money, the key areas you should look at when buying a chorus are the range of speed and depth, whether it's digital or not, and whether it's stereo. The Electric Mistress is an analog flanger. It had first been sold in 1976 and was by that the first flanger in pedal format. [7] The Deluxe version has been reissued and is still in production, although in 2015, a new Deluxe Electric Mistress was introduced in the company's smaller "XO" casing. As well, there are two digital recreations called NEO Mistress and Stereo Electric Mistress. Except for the very first blue/red version the Electric Mistress featured a "Filter Matrix mode" which allowed the user to freeze it at any point in the flange, offering distinctive chime-like tones. On the Neo and Stereo Mistress, this is achieved at a certain setting on the "rate" knob. Notable users include David Gilmour, Todd Rundgren, Alex Lifeson, Robin Trower, Andy Summers of The Police, J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. and Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante. This pedal is crammed full of tonal possibilities. You can simply use it to create conventional chorus tones, or crank up the parameters to produce crazy amounts of modulation. A unique aspect of the Reflector V3 is the inclusion of reverb. The combination of reverb and chorus sounds lusciously smooth, adding a whole new element to your tone.Kurt Rosenwinkel on 'Star of Jupiter' and Beyond". www.guitarplayer.com. Archived from the original on 17 June 2017 . Retrieved 6 October 2020.