Analog Chorus Guitar Pedal, Horse Electric Effects Pedals Mini Single Type DC 9V True Bypass
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- Excellent Tone: Horse Analog Chorus effect pedal creates some fresh and extensive chorus effects, uses the classic BBD chip to get that circuit-chorus tone, Rate, and Depth knobs to let you shape your sound. Chorus effector is often used to play broken chords or to accompany chords and its soft, ethereal, and reverberating sound gives people a lyrical feeling
- Two-knob Use: Dedicated Depth & Rate knobs allow for precise effect tailoring. Rate is for adjusting the effect speed. Depth is for adjusting the level of the effect.
- Solid Quality: The whole Analog Chorus guitar pedal is made of aluminum alloy and is classic, stable and strong. An aluminum alloy body makes this Chorus pedal safe to transport.
- Easy Carry: Powered by a DC 9V adapter (not included in this package), this Analog Chorus pedal has a small size body, is lightweight, suitable for outside gigs.
- Lifetime Promise: Unbelievably inexpensive two-knob setup, it's obviously simple to use. For any problem with this distortion pedal, just contact us for a perfect solution, we are always here and help!
Brand: Horse
Style: Chorus,Distortion,Mini
Color: Blue
Voltage: 9 Volts
Amperage: 30 Milliamps
Item Weight: 7 ounces
Package Dimensions: 4.02 x 2.21 x 2.21 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: CWRR0
Date First Available: January 9, 2021
Color Name: Blue
Signal Format: Analog
Power Source: Adapter,Electric
Voltage: 9 Volts
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The Vintage Overdrive by Horse is a surprisingly good overdrive mini-pedal at a very reasonable price. It requires a 9v power adapter; it does not take a 9 volt battery. This is how the pedal is able to be so small. However, since most guitarists have multiple pedals on a pedal board with a power source, it probably won't be much of an issue. I like that it has a small footprint. The sound is crisp and clear. And, the pedal is solid; it seems like it will last. An overdrive pedal was really the last pedal I was looking for. I had good luck with a couple of other Horse products, so I decided to give them a try. I am glad I did. This pedal would be a great buy for a beginning electric guitarist who is just starting to explore the different types of effects out there. This pedal sounds great, and at a very reasonable price. I would also recommend it for anyone who wants a decent overdrive sound at a fraction of the space.
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Did not sound like I believed it would. But 5 stars because it works so well with a certain inexpensive 50 watt tube amp I own it blew my mind. I was going to sell that amp or trade in on something better. But not now. The Horse Tauren brought serious life to my guitar tone with this amp. I own other amps but haven’t tried it out in those yet. It’s cost alone is worth the price of admission.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023 by Bolten Zolten
It's not a hundred dollar pedal but for $20 bucks, everyone should try it! It definitely has some unique sounds available and stacks well with other OD's. UPDATE: Spend more Money, for 20 to 40 more Dollars you can get a Real Good Distortion Pedal, that'll be more than a 1 trick pony! It was fun to play with for awhile and is now buried in my old pedal drawer, it'll end up in yours too, if you buy one. But it's so cheap, it's still a viable option!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023 by Ken
The media could not be loaded. This is a fantastic sounding light TS-style overdrive pedal. It does what a TS pedal is supposed to do, pushes your amp into a nice, mid-gain overdrive. The gain range goes from light breakup to a heavier crunch. The tone does what a tone knob is supposed to do, and the volume will give you a slight boost at it's max volume settings. The real win with this pedal is the price + the footprint + the construction. At this price, you probably wouldn't expect much from the build quality, but this is a very well built and robust pedal, you could easily throw this on a gigging pedal board and not worry about it getting damaged. And even if you're unnecessarily abusive to your pedals and somehow do manage to damage it, the price makes it easy to replace. I'd recommend this pedal for any beginner player who wants to get their first overdrive pedal or an intermediate or journeyman player who wants a working TS style overdrive that they can put on a board and not worry about. In the audio clip I'll include with this, I used a stock Reverend Flatroc into a Fender Superchamp X2. Buy this pedal!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2023 by David E. bolles
Color: Blue
Right out of the box, I tried it out and while it technically does provide chorus - the knobs work just fine - it adds wayy too much gain. Even on the cleanest channel on the amp, isolated power source and with it being the only pedal in the FX loop, turning this analog chorus pedal on adds so much gain it might as well be a fuzz pedal. I wouldn't even say you get what you pay for - I didn't pay for a fuzz pedal! Don't waste your money and save up for a real chorus pedal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022 by Nick Grant
I own 3 variations of these Horse branded pedals now, and I decided to change my review to talk about the most intriguing one. The nascar delay. Being a pedal builder myself, and having built several analog delays, I was really curious if this BBD delay had actual bucket brigade chips in it. Turns out that it does! It has two MN3208’s which will give you around 300ms of total delay time. I can’t say for certain but, I’m willing to bet that this is a clone of the Joyo branded nascar delay albeit, some slight differences. First off, this pedal has mostly surface mount components compared to the joyo’s through hole. That’s no big deal and has no effect on sound or tone. The second difference is the delay chips. The Joyo version uses V3205 BBDs vs. the MN3208s in this one. That doesn’t really affect sound and tone but, it does mean this version has about half of the delay time of the Joyo version. Another thing I noticed is that out of the box, the repeats were kinda distorted. That’s pretty indicative that the delay chips weren’t biased properly so I don’t think the manufacturer spends a whole lot of time setting these up. At least this one anyway. Since I had a couple of Coolaudio V3205’s in my inventory, I threw them in this pedal, gave it the Boss DM-2 calibration treatment, and voila! It sounds so much better and has a lot more delay time. Now, if you think you can buy this delay, tear it apart, and just swap the chips, you’d be mistaken. It requires adjustment to the trimpots to get everything sounding and working properly. You need to understand how the circuit works and at the very least, have and know how to use, an audio probe. Best to use an oscilloscope and signal generator. Overall, I’m really impressed with this delay. After a BBD swap and proper adjustments, it’s even more impressive.
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