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Re: Something waza this way comes...
I got one of these baddies. This thing is great, it's the only chorus pedal that I've found that only has good sounds on it.
Here are the settings:
Shallow depth, slow speed
Shallow depth, fast speed
Deep depth, slow speed
Deep depth, fast speed.
It reminds me of one of the old timey soda machines that only held four sodas, and while there wasn't much variety on terms of numbers, there was a quality soda for any taste or situation. Its described as chorus for people who don't like the undulation of a traditional chorus, and it definitely delivers on that. Even better, the highest setting is only half as drastic as the CE-2, for example, so you don't ever fall into the trap of over-processing your clean tone.
While I can't quite find any practical use for the switch in most settings, I've noticed that I only really use it as more of a vintage/modern switch. The Dimension D side cuts a bit more bass and replaces it with a light sparkle, but it is by no means the most pronounced effect.
Definitely a quality unit.
I got one of these baddies. This thing is great, it's the only chorus pedal that I've found that only has good sounds on it.
Here are the settings:
Shallow depth, slow speed
Shallow depth, fast speed
Deep depth, slow speed
Deep depth, fast speed.
It reminds me of one of the old timey soda machines that only held four sodas, and while there wasn't much variety on terms of numbers, there was a quality soda for any taste or situation. Its described as chorus for people who don't like the undulation of a traditional chorus, and it definitely delivers on that. Even better, the highest setting is only half as drastic as the CE-2, for example, so you don't ever fall into the trap of over-processing your clean tone.
While I can't quite find any practical use for the switch in most settings, I've noticed that I only really use it as more of a vintage/modern switch. The Dimension D side cuts a bit more bass and replaces it with a light sparkle, but it is by no means the most pronounced effect.
Definitely a quality unit.
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