MXR Analog Chorus

this is a classic sound that has been concerning for decades. This is probably the most associated with ’80s-era production, though it’s very difficult to ignore in any context. Syrupy and liquid, sparkly and lush, it is just makes everything superior sound. But Now, MXR has brought back the classic sound of the analog chorus with the predictably named but lovely sounding Analog Chorus.In aqua blue the Analog Chorus has a five-control layout featuring Low and High EQ controls, the Level, Rate, and Depth for maximum flexibility. The adds up to access to just about every chorus effect conceivable in a compact, easy-to-operate unit. The throughout they should probably issue a warning to wear your sunglasses when it is engaging the pedal, because the blue LED must be one of the brightest on the planet!With the use of this Stiff Amplification DirtHead amp in flat mode with a Mills Acoustic 4x12 as well as an Overloud TH-2 amp modeler and Elliott Tonemaster, user will be able to move from Robbie Blunt’s tone on Robert Plant’s “Big Log” sounds to the deeper undulations of Nirvana’s “Come As You Are” with just a few tweaks of the Level and Depth control. In between that I pulled out Andy Summers-inspired lushness and even a convincing “Black Hole Sun” Leslie warble.In this all-analog pedal uses bucket-brigade circuitry to made a classically lush, liquid textures that user can not just get with digital circuitry. Rate, Level, and Depth controls, as well as knobs for cutting High and Low frequencies, allow ultimate tone control. Like all MXR pedals, the M-234 Analog Chorus comes in a heavy-duty housing with durable jacks and switches for a lifetime on the road.The MXR has been a pioneer of the effects pedal market in which the revolutionary development of tough and rugged stomp boxes, simple utilitarian designs, small sizes, and 100% rich analog tone. Today, Dunlop continues MXR's traditional pedal line of original MXR classics, as well as new modern classics like the Carbon Copy and Full bore Metal.,the MXR continuously to inspire with new shapes. The MXR Custom Shop faithfully resurrects recreations of the long-lost vintage models such as the hand-wired Phase 45, as well as doing limited runs of pedals featuring premium components and highly modified designs, such as the new Custom Comp.