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Great, versatile bass chorus
Really cool bass chorus, especially with the crossover switch clicked on! Versatile options for rate and depth, and the EQ controls are cool. I'm not quite sure why they decided to do this, but the Bass EQ effects both channels and the treble effects the modulated signal only. I'd rather they were both on the wet signal.
We use it in our band for bringing the bass forward on some songs. Has the nice change of being a chorus that doesn't cause a volume drop. Only think I wish it had was a dry/wet blend so it could also be used for vibrato, but maybe with the crossover that wouldn't have been easy to implement. I dunno - it certainly bangs for the cost.
We use it in our band for bringing the bass forward on some songs. Has the nice change of being a chorus that doesn't cause a volume drop. Only think I wish it had was a dry/wet blend so it could also be used for vibrato, but maybe with the crossover that wouldn't have been easy to implement. I dunno - it certainly bangs for the cost.
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KF
Affordable shiny Pokémon!
I recently purchased the Electro-Harmonix Bass Clone Chorus Pedal, and I’m excited to share my personal experience with this product.
The build quality of the Bass Clone is solid. Despite its affordable price of €69, the pedal feels robust and durable. The knobs are well-constructed and don’t feel cheap, which is impressive for a pedal in this price range.
The sound quality of the Bass Clone is great. It adds a rich, shimmering chorus effect to my bass, making it sound unique and vibrant, almost like a shiny Pokémon. While it might not be the absolute best chorus pedal out there, considering its price, it performs wonderfully and offers excellent value.
Overall, the Bass Clone is a fantastic addition to any bassist's setup. It combines solid build quality with impressive sound, all at an affordable price. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality chorus pedal without breaking the bank.
The build quality of the Bass Clone is solid. Despite its affordable price of €69, the pedal feels robust and durable. The knobs are well-constructed and don’t feel cheap, which is impressive for a pedal in this price range.
The sound quality of the Bass Clone is great. It adds a rich, shimmering chorus effect to my bass, making it sound unique and vibrant, almost like a shiny Pokémon. While it might not be the absolute best chorus pedal out there, considering its price, it performs wonderfully and offers excellent value.
Overall, the Bass Clone is a fantastic addition to any bassist's setup. It combines solid build quality with impressive sound, all at an affordable price. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality chorus pedal without breaking the bank.
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n
SImple but great
Really linking this little pedal!
The 'depth' could be deeper, maybe it's the 'wet' signal could be louder, but it's good as is.
Really liking the bass nob in combination with the 'X-over' so you won't lose the lows when kicking in the pedal!
The 'depth' could be deeper, maybe it's the 'wet' signal could be louder, but it's good as is.
Really liking the bass nob in combination with the 'X-over' so you won't lose the lows when kicking in the pedal!
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B
Great bass chorus pedal
A well built and sturdy unit, sounds fantastic and is easy to use. Superb value for money also.
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S
7.5 out of 10 for me
I've used a lot of pedals from budget to premium level over my 40 odd years gigging. As a somewhat affordable pedal this one fares pretty well.
I played around with it until I got "my" sound. Although I did find with the threshold near the max the warble of the chorus kind of made it sound like the pitch was slightly off. The tracking wasn't 100% to my ears at that setting.
However, I have the threshold set much lower than the max and I don't hear a tracking issue when set at that level.
It's a solid choice of pedal below premium level pedals. Perfect for live gigs but if recording I'd probably go a step up.
It's between a 7 and an 8 out of 10 imo. I gig with it pretty regularly but when recording I use my EBS chorus which is approximately 2.5 times the price of the Electro Harmonix so the higher end components are better suited to the studio.
Good pedal though.... 👍
I played around with it until I got "my" sound. Although I did find with the threshold near the max the warble of the chorus kind of made it sound like the pitch was slightly off. The tracking wasn't 100% to my ears at that setting.
However, I have the threshold set much lower than the max and I don't hear a tracking issue when set at that level.
It's a solid choice of pedal below premium level pedals. Perfect for live gigs but if recording I'd probably go a step up.
It's between a 7 and an 8 out of 10 imo. I gig with it pretty regularly but when recording I use my EBS chorus which is approximately 2.5 times the price of the Electro Harmonix so the higher end components are better suited to the studio.
Good pedal though.... 👍
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m
Classic
This pedal is a key feature of my pedalboard. There are many reviews and videos out there about these chorus pedals. She speaks for herself. Electro Harmonix know their stuff and there is nothing to discuss here for a long time. Nice and sturdy body. Of course, I am pleased with this purchase. In my humble opinion, this is one of the best bass choruses out there.
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Hf
Features, features, features,...
Read the manual of this pedal before use, the pedal is not complicated, but different, I like it very much.
And the price is good. Why buying the standard Clone of Electro-Harmonix, it is more expensive and has less features. They say that the sound is the same (not checked by me).
And the price is good. Why buying the standard Clone of Electro-Harmonix, it is more expensive and has less features. They say that the sound is the same (not checked by me).
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Db
Basic chorus, good sound quality. Not the best built quality.
Sound-wise, nothing special to say: if you’re after a classic chorus sound, it delivers. Clean. Built quality is pretty rough though: switch is hard to operate and make these awful hard clicks (glad I’m not playing in a quiet acoustic band!). Jacks inputs are also pretty rough and I’m always worried of damaging my cables having to insert them so hard. Not a fan of Electro Harmonix on that front.
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o
Perfect for Cure, Joy Division sound
I use it with my cover band for songs of Cure, Joy Division, ... Good enough.
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J
Not bad for Guitar use-I like it.
I took it for guitar use..
I ended up to the Bass clone instead the guitar one..
And i am really satisfied with my decision..
Its the same but with more tones and 80's style..
The hiss is there,but it was like this in the 80's anyway..
And yes you can play Nirvana for sure..
I ended up to the Bass clone instead the guitar one..
And i am really satisfied with my decision..
Its the same but with more tones and 80's style..
The hiss is there,but it was like this in the 80's anyway..
And yes you can play Nirvana for sure..
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