electro-harmonix Electro-Harmonix Analogue Chorus Small Clone

Commodity introduction ■ Product Description. A famous analogue chorus machine, famous as Nirvana's Kurt Cobain's favourite machine. Rich, warm, three-dimensional and clear tones that cannot be obtained from other models. A quality chorus effect that clones and dubs sounds, and can also simulate the tone of a 12-string guitar or leslie speaker. The preset two-step full chorus is a perfect match for any music. ■ Specifications. Analog Chorus. 2-way Depth Switch True Bypass Dimensions: 86mm(W) x 132mm(D) x 75mm(H) Weight: 450g Power supply: 9V battery or 9V DC mini phone plug (3.5Φ/Tip +) adapter JP9DC-100 (sold separately). When using an adapter, be sure to use the genuine JP9DC-100 adapter (sold separately). This product is a Japanese domestic agency product. [About the brand] electro-harmonix ABOUT electro-harmonix Electro-Harmonix was founded in October 1968 by Mike Matthews. The first product was a fuzz pedal called the ‘Axis Fuzztone’. Later, with Bob Meyer, an engineer at the Nobel Prize-winning Bell Labs, he created the LPB-1, a linear power booster, which was also the original booster. This model was a huge hit, even though it was only sold by mail order, and the Electro-Harmonix brand became widely known. The 70s were a great year for the company, but the 80s saw the company fall out of favour with the trade unions and parts suppliers, and the company was forced to sell more and more parts. The company faced problems with trade unions and parts supply in the 1980s, and went bankrupt once in 1984. Mike Matthews then moved to the former Soviet Union and set up a new company, New Sensor Corp, in 1988. Under the Sovtek brand, the company produced a series of products such as vacuum tubes, effectors and amplifiers, and made a comeback as a comprehensive music equipment manufacturer. In 1991, the company regained the lost Electro-Harmonix trademark, and in 2002 returned to its home base in New York, where it continues to provide unique effects pedals to many players around the world. Rich, warm, three-dimensional and clear chorus sound. This small clone is a compact analogue chorus with DEPTH switching and RATE control, and is famous as the favourite machine of Kurt Cobain of Nirvana. The unit blends the original sound with a slight time delay and a slight frequency change in order to achieve the chorus effect, resulting in a great chorus effect with a doubling effect. A good chorus effect with cloned and doubled sounds can also simulate the tone of a 12-string guitar or a Leslie speaker. The extremely subtle and clear tones are unmatched by any other model. The full chorus of two preset levels, created by the highly qualified sound engineer D Kucklow, will suit any music perfectly. Equipped with a DEPTH switch in addition to RATE. Controls. The DEPTH switch allows you to select the amount of frequency change, i.e. the size of the effect, while the RATE control allows you to set the speed of the modulation. A classic