JeffB
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Re: Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
LTNS BRO! Never heard of this one...got any clippage?
LTNS BRO! Never heard of this one...got any clippage?
Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
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JeffB
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Re: Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
I listened to all the quality clips I could find of this pedal, and it seems to do everything I do not want or need, lol. Maybe that chorus ensemble sound can be found with that kind of versatility, and tweakability, but I sure never heard it. Sounds more like a small clone on steroids...almost digital with the kind of clarity it has.
I listened to all the quality clips I could find of this pedal, and it seems to do everything I do not want or need, lol. Maybe that chorus ensemble sound can be found with that kind of versatility, and tweakability, but I sure never heard it. Sounds more like a small clone on steroids...almost digital with the kind of clarity it has.
chadd
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Re: Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
Those were great, I still kick myself in the ass for selling mine.
Those were great, I still kick myself in the ass for selling mine.
Ascension
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Had a couple but dumped them after picking up the Rocktron Deep Blue. the 18 volt set up on the Cool Cat was a PITA and the Rocktrons just flat sound better.
Had a couple but dumped them after picking up the Rocktron Deep Blue. the 18 volt set up on the Cool Cat was a PITA and the Rocktrons just flat sound better.
TheFartKiller
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Re: Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
I love this one, from Voodoo Lab!
I love this one, from Voodoo Lab!
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Thank you saladin & king izzo))) for your Ibanez chorus props! Can't remember when I first got it or if I've ever owned another. Every time I consider getting a different chorus I just kick it on and remember I don't need a different pedal. Does any chorus sound I need and then some. Hell, the switch even still works after years of abuse. I've always thought the Ibby 10 series pedals don't get the props they deserve.
Wish mine still looked like yours (AND THE BOX AND PAPERWORK!?!?!?) saladin. Mine looks like I misplaced my hammer during home renovation day! :smack:
Thank you saladin & king izzo))) for your Ibanez chorus props! Can't remember when I first got it or if I've ever owned another. Every time I consider getting a different chorus I just kick it on and remember I don't need a different pedal. Does any chorus sound I need and then some. Hell, the switch even still works after years of abuse. I've always thought the Ibby 10 series pedals don't get the props they deserve.
Wish mine still looked like yours (AND THE BOX AND PAPERWORK!?!?!?) saladin. Mine looks like I misplaced my hammer during home renovation day! :smack:
Aceman
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Re: Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
You know - I was thinking about this. To me, here is the thing about an analog model; It's probably gonna have just one tone with limited modification factors. The challenge is finding the one chorus tone that YOU dig.
Only way to do that is try some and let YOUR ears decide.
You know - I was thinking about this. To me, here is the thing about an analog model; It's probably gonna have just one tone with limited modification factors. The challenge is finding the one chorus tone that YOU dig.
Only way to do that is try some and let YOUR ears decide.
JeffB
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Re: Chorus...analog...who has got the best bang for the buck?
Absolutely Ace. Chorus pedals vary as much as OD pedals. I know what I like based on having some classic and not so classic units. Not looking for 12 different flavors, otherwise I would go the modelling route.
I have narrowed it down to the "analog roland sound", because I loved my old JC amps, and my CE2. now I have to weigh price aand desired features in a modern simulacrum. I can wait on this as it is not crucial to have.
Absolutely Ace. Chorus pedals vary as much as OD pedals. I know what I like based on having some classic and not so classic units. Not looking for 12 different flavors, otherwise I would go the modelling route.
I have narrowed it down to the "analog roland sound", because I loved my old JC amps, and my CE2. now I have to weigh price aand desired features in a modern simulacrum. I can wait on this as it is not crucial to have.
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