E.W.S. LA CHORUS

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LA CHORUS is a 80’s vintage style analog chorus pedal that uses the classic trademark tone of the BBD chip to faithfully reproduce “period correct” warm analog chorus tones. E.W.S. has modified the SCH-Z chorus pedal by adding true bypass, vibe mode, etc., and it has been well received. This pedal is based on the SCH-1 which has been called a “Sonic masterpiece” - The LA CHORUS is packed with the SCH-Z modified features and numerous tone variations. The SCH-1 has a tone control built into the DRY sound circuit, and the signal that passes through the tone control is sent to the WET sound circuit. Therefore, when adjusting the tone, the DRY and WET tones will always change in sync. LA CHORUS has independent tone controls for DRY and WET, allowing to adjust the tone individually.

[CZPavel-cp]

Absolutely super effect with great sound including music. Greetings Pavel CZ.👍👍👍

[jaymax]

Great song selection sense as usual ha ha.

[ScottfromBaltimore]

Some nice vocal sounds in the beginning parts! Sounds shinier than my Small Clone, like it has more presence.

[MoreMeRecording]

Sounds good, zero info as to where to get it - even their own site has no info lol - so a linka could help but hey, great demo as always!

[elka-nato]

Sounds great!
Although it's not a proper rotary speaker pedal, it has a nice phasey, Vibratone feel.
Maybe if someone mix this with some sync'd harmonic tremolo, a truly awesome 100% analog rotary speaker sim could be born!

[shaft]

Sounds nice, and great playing.
Could have sworn that the S in SCH-Z stands for stereo, though. Why add all those mods to seemingly just half of the sound?

[grooveitman]

in this more intense zone I prefer the Keeley Dyno my roto, And for a simple nice chorus i find the Boss CE2 waza more natural sounding. Anyway, it´s all subjective. Just an opinion.