lagartija nick
Published on 05/20/07 at 05:54
Stereo chorus type analog 80 years.
I've since its release (between 83 and 84 I know!)
UTILIZATION
Ease up!
Sounds are easily adjustable as there is a sound!
But a nickel stereo with 2 amps, especially in the clear, as Andy Summers, Robert Smith and Mc geochemical (Siouxsie)
SOUND QUALITY
Except this one blows (over the years, it manages not!) And a non-transparent color, it remains my reference after chorus digital impersonal.
I use the chorus at all times with the lights of my peavey triple xxx, my sound is a mixture of post-punk / batcave (between Killing Joke and Bauhaus) so it is suitable!
OVERALL OPINION
Good pedal, sturdy (after years of concerts), cheap.
Used since the 80's! Never broke down.
I expect to obtain an electro-harmonix but I always think to use it.
After more than 15 years on various racks, impractical and fragile (scene), I came back to the good old analog pedals (including the first Delay Boss in the same period, as U2) simple and strong!
Only the breath pests high volume!
I've since its release (between 83 and 84 I know!)
UTILIZATION
Ease up!
Sounds are easily adjustable as there is a sound!
But a nickel stereo with 2 amps, especially in the clear, as Andy Summers, Robert Smith and Mc geochemical (Siouxsie)
SOUND QUALITY
Except this one blows (over the years, it manages not!) And a non-transparent color, it remains my reference after chorus digital impersonal.
I use the chorus at all times with the lights of my peavey triple xxx, my sound is a mixture of post-punk / batcave (between Killing Joke and Bauhaus) so it is suitable!
OVERALL OPINION
Good pedal, sturdy (after years of concerts), cheap.
Used since the 80's! Never broke down.
I expect to obtain an electro-harmonix but I always think to use it.
After more than 15 years on various racks, impractical and fragile (scene), I came back to the good old analog pedals (including the first Delay Boss in the same period, as U2) simple and strong!
Only the breath pests high volume!