🎶 Elevate Your Sound Game with the Supper Chorus!
The Analog Chorus Effect Pedal Supper Chorus (GK-65) combines a robust analog design with a remarkable signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring a warm and smooth sound. With versatile controls for Rate, Depth, Intensity, and Bass/Treble, this pedal is perfect for musicians seeking to enhance their audio experience. Its solid metal construction and vibrant color make it a stylish addition to any setup, while the bass filter caters specifically to bass guitarists. Powered by a DC 9V/50mA input, this pedal is both reliable and effective.
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Controls Type | Knob |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Amperage | 50 Microamps |
| Voltage | 9 Volts (DC) |
| Color | GK-65 Supper Chorus |
| Style Name | Effect Pedals |
P**J
Huge, dirty, and unreliable
And I’m talking about the sound. That description may sound appealing but it was too much for me and yes I like vintage analog but this is a compromised implementation. Though I haven’t tried the MXR Stereo Chorus this clones to see how much better it is. Returned.
J**Y
Surprised
I own lots of pedals including a strymon chorus . This is a nice different flavor for few bucks . Sounds good with the bass filter on with guitar …just tested but pleased so far . Just with delay I’ll update when used with fuzz etc . But good deal plus the eq controls .
M**X
MXR Stereo SuperChorus clone
The Chinese are killing it with these clones! Everyone has the recipe as the design patents for some of the old gear are no longer active👍 Pepsi challenge worthy! Only reason for the one star drop is there is an ever so slight output signal drop when engaged
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