Supro - Chorus

The Supro Chorus derives its character from a pair of MN3007 chips — charge-coupled devices whose analogue warmth stands in stark contrast to the coldness of digital simulations. The resulting sound is dense and organic, with a slight irregularity that clings to the string rather than skimming over it.
Four parameters shape the modulation: Speed for the rate of the swing, Depth for its amplitude, Time for the length of the opposing delay lines, and Dimension for the stereo spread. This last parameter gives the sound a spatial width that mono circuits cannot reproduce. The buffered bypass preserves the integrity of the signal when bypassed, without any residual colouration.
The Vibrato switch shifts the mode to pure pitch modulation — the clean signal is cut off, and what remains is a complex, unstable (in the best sense of the word) double vibrato, reminiscent of 1970s console effects. The 9VDC, 250 mA power supply fits into any standard pedalboard. A pedal for guitarists who want their modulation to tell a story.