Chorus Analog Chorus

This is an all analog chorus pedal that has that deep lush sound that the old vintage chorus pedals had, because I use the same chips that have been long discontinued.

It has controls for rate and depth. This is the same basic circuit as the water box, but in a smaller case and is perfect for the player who doesnt need all of the features of the water box and would like it in a smaller case.

The "Analog Chorus" has a nice deep lush sound and the rate control has plenty of room to get the fast chorus that some players like, or you can back it down low for a slow rate and every where in between.

It runs on a 9v adapter or batery..

Specs:

• - BBD MN3007, MN3101 analog chips
• - True bypass
• - Alpha pots
• - 1% metal film resistors, High quality caps
• - Neutrik jacks
• - Operates on 9v batery or 9v adapter
• - Military grade circuit board
• - Military grade wire
• - Size 4.78" x 2.61" x 1.4

Chorus Callisto

The Catalinbread Callisto is a Chorus/Vibrato pedal, which employs an MN3007 Bucket Brigade chip at its core. It's interface is simple, intuitive, and provides a multitude of sounds ranging from subtle and shimmer to rotary speaker-like to off-kilter warping/warble sounds.

The Callisto's small size and elegant, versatile feature set make it a great addition to any pedalboard. The Callisto is powered using a 9v negative tip DC power supply or 9V battery, is true bypass, and integrates various highest quality components to achieve the best tonal response possible. Catalinbread utilizes an old school MN3007 bucket brigade chip, just like early chorus pedals, and uses an audiophile Burr Brown OPA2134 chip in the audio path to give the Callisto a natural feel and dynamic playability.

Chorus Nirvana Chorus/Vibrato

There is something quite special about a great chorus pedal. Something that takes your tone and makes it really, really fat. That feeling of your tone just washing over you and spinning you around... That feeling is total Nirvana.

The Wampler Pedals Nirvana gives you those tones and gives you that feeling. The fat, wet and lush tones you want but just don’t seem to be made anymore in a unit that offers you variation, flexibility and control.

With the added option of switching to vibrato mode, this is so much more than just a chorus pedal. It’s a piece of history in a pedal.

Each of the voicings (Chorus or vibrato) has the option to be switched to three different depth levels so you can control the amount of chorus/vibrato exactly. Each mode, coupled with the depth and rate control, allows you to find the perfect amount of chorus or vibrato. This is what sets this pedal apart from the others, so many pedals do not have that control - they just lay it on you. Couple this with the sensitive level and tone controls and you have the exact sound you want, the sound you have heard before but never been able to find.

Wampler Pedals Nirvana, so much more than a chorus pedal.

Chorus Warble Tron

From the 60’s came an effect that had a serious impact on the way guitarist expressed themselves. It was an effect that when used right had that “wow” factor, and it was a tool that helped make the “Star Spangled” banner relative to a new generation in the hands of a man named Jimi. Some of the most influential guitarist ever have consistently found a way to express their voice with this circuit, and we feel you will too.

With a large speed control that is easily controlled with your foot, changes to the speed of the effect are easy during live settings. The Speed LED blinks in time with the speed even when the unit is off so you always know what is going on inside. Controls for Depth (intensity of the effect), Volume Cut and vibrato/chorus toggle (gives you the classic chorus or vibrato settings with the flick of a switch). The Warble-Tron runs on standard 9v power and is internally turning your standard 9v into 15v, so there is no need to have a funky adapter or wall-wart power supply.

Chorus Sea Machine Chorus

The Sea Machine is a chorus pedal with ultimate control over parameters rarely, if ever, seen in a chorus before. A hybrid of digital and analog circuitry with a slightly extended delay time allows it to really stand out and shimmer. Subtle warble, classic leslie, sea sick pitch bends, strangled aliens, stunted arpeggiations… there is something for everyone in the Sea Machine, even people who hate chorus. Designed to work well following fuzz, distortion or overdrive without getting muddy, loss of volume or breaking up (the Sea Machine has excellent headroom at both 9 & 12 volts). When engaged, the transparent buffer leaves the all analog dry signal unaltered and crystal clear. It can be powered from 9-12v DC, higher voltage yields a more intense modulation, slightly longer delay time with more chime and dimension. The Sea Machine is true bypass and made by human hands with the highest quality parts in lovely Akron, Ohio.

Controls

- Rate: Controls the peed of the LFO
- Shape: From soft triangle through hard square wave Dimension: Adds a slight slap-back at low levels, reverb-like ambiance at mid levels and an echo-resonance at max
-Intensity: Controls how much the LFO modulates the delay time
-Animate: Adjusts how far the pitch shifted signal swings, lower levels equals a tighter and more focused shift à la traditional chorus. As you increase the control a more wild and animated pitch shift begins to emerge.
- Depth: Determines how much modulated signal is blended in with the dry signal.
-Toggle Switch- Controls the direction of the sequence. All the way left is up, the sequence will continually repeat going up. In the middle is up/down, the sequence will continually repeat going up then back down. All the way right is down, the signal will continually repeat going down.

Chorus Warped Vinyl

Ooey-gooey-analog goodness. At its core, this pedal simulates the effect of a warped vinyl record, but in reality, that is only scratching the surface of what it can do. This pedal features an analog signal path, but every knob is connected to a little digital brain (aka microprocessor) that interfaces with the analog effect. Your guitar signal stays analog the entire time and never gets digitally processed. Since the control of the effect is digital, it opens up unprecedented effects that have never been heard in an analog stompbox.

View the Warped Vinyl User Manual