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Anybody know anything about the chorus/echo pedal?

Does the delay, which goes to 800ms, sound anything like other digital delays? (DD-3, etc,) How's the chorus? Lush? Shimmering?

Opinions, ideas, thoughts...any/all help is appreciated!

Thanks!


Originally Posted by Closed EyeAnybody know anything about the chorus/echo pedal?

Does the delay, which goes to 800ms, sound anything like other digital delays? (DD-3, etc,) How's the chorus? Lush? Shimmering?

Opinions, ideas, thoughts...any/all help is appreciated!

Thanks!

I've also been looking and posstedf the same question here a day or two ago...I got nothing but great reviews!

I STILL want 1!!!!

Haven't tried it yet but it seems to be quality stuff.

VS makes some killer stuff, I really want to get an H20.

what do they go for used?


Originally Posted by the guy who invented firewhat do they go for used?I'm guessing around $120-130 or so. There's one on Ebay right now at $81 with 15 bids and two days left, and another with a $165 BIN price w/ free shipping (it's brand new though).

only downfall i'd say is the lack of true bypass

the echo is real tight amp; analogy, like a rockabilly delay, chorus is kinda...swooshy i guess

Bah screw true flymass...it is hype

I can grab one for $100.00 even, no shipping...but I think I wanna hold out for a memory man


Originally Posted by RidBah screw true flymass...it is hypeI really hope you're kidding


Originally Posted by drew_half_emptyonly downfall i'd say is the lack of true bypass

the echo is real tight amp; analogy, like a rockabilly delay, chorus is kinda...swooshy i guess

True bypass isn't that big of a deal really IMO, if you use several pedals you'd want a buffer or two in there anyways.


Originally Posted by the guy who invented fireI can grab one for $100.00 even, no shipping...but I think I wanna hold out for a memory manCare to share?


Originally Posted by FretFireCare to share? It's here in town...the same guy I bought my Sound City head from has it, along with a few other choice things...

I really hope you're kidding

Nope it is horsesh!t most of the time, highimpedance, truebypass=noise and static will increase!
It sounds good on paper, but reality is that if you use more than 5 meters cords your sound will degrade rapidly, it is ok if you play really small clubs and stand right by your amp.
And guitar is already plenty lo-fi when it comes down to it, why make it even worse?
I know that it is not popular or quot;correctquot; to say this, but it is really mostly just a gimmick!


Originally Posted by RidNope it is horsesh!t most of the time, highimpedance, truebypass=noise and static will increase!
It sounds good on paper, but reality is that if you use more than 5 meters cords your sound will degrade rapidly, it is ok if you play really small clubs and stand right by your amp.
And guitar is already plenty lo-fi when it comes down to it, why make it even worse?
I know that it is not popular or quot;correctquot; to say this, but it is really mostly just a gimmick!Ok...Im not gonna argue with you, but let me ask this...why do sa many people go crazy over ture bypass if it is just a gimmick?

I'm not touchin this one


Originally Posted by the guy who invented fireOk...Im not gonna argue with you, but let me ask this...why do sa many people go crazy over ture bypass if it is just a gimmick?

Because it sounds good on paper

Same way they go crazy over alot of other stuff....that deep down also is hype related.
It is not really meant as hard as a I said it above...
But guitarplayers are sometimes a bunch of superstious beings
And anything that ads quot;mojoquot; and quot;voodooquot; is good...hehe
I have had my share of stuff, and I have gotten quite cynical over gear by now
Yeah true bypass is ok, when a good buffer is also used!
But as usual it is down to what works for the single player and his/hers gear.
And numbers are just numbers
Don't mind me over this....I just think that the whole deal is amusing from time to time.
It can be quite hysterical, hehe maybe somebody should write some fictionus over this??
Could become a good Prachett book...hehe


Originally Posted by RidYeah true bypass is ok, when a good buffer is also used!

I think that's an important point. Also, there ARE non-true bypass pedals that don't obliterate your signal, just because it's not TB doesn't mean it will trash your tone.