MXR - EVH 5150 CHORUS
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And here's another MXR collaboration with Eddie Van Halen on a limited edition 80s Chorus. Mono and stereo outputs and selectors for changing input and output levels. The MXR EVH 5150 Chorus is based on the legendary effect used by Eddie Van Halen in the early 80s and heard on some of the great riffs of the era (Pretty Woman, Cathedral).
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Presentation
This chorus features a simple configuration of settings, with 3 potentiometers to manage the volume, tone and intensity of the effect. The pedal is equipped with mono and stereo outputs, as well as selectors for changing the input and output levels to suit every possible configuration.
Other features
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MXR EVH 5150 CHORUS
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Chorus effect pedal
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Limited edition
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Designed in collaboration with Eddie van Halen
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Highly versatile overdrive, from crunch to high-gain saturation
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Settings: gain, output, bass - mid - treble, noise gate, boost
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Boost switch for increased gain and compression
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Power supply (not included): 9 V battery or ECB003E or ISO-BRICK mains adaptor
To find out more...
MXR EVH5150 Overdrive: Overdrive reinvented
The result of close collaboration between the MXR team and Eddie van Halen, this overdrive delivers a huge range of tube-amp sounds, from a light, creamy crunch to super-powerful saturation. Its hand-tuned multi-stage Mosfet technology and numerous settings provide maximum versatility. The Boost switch provides extra gain and compression and the Gate setting subtly eliminates the interference that can occur at high gain.
The result of close collaboration between the MXR team and Eddie van Halen, this overdrive delivers a huge range of tube-amp sounds, from a light, creamy crunch to super-powerful saturation. Its hand-tuned multi-stage Mosfet technology and numerous settings provide maximum versatility. The Boost switch provides extra gain and compression and the Gate setting subtly eliminates the interference that can occur at high gain.
