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solaris1982
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+1 on the Boss CE-5. In addition to the effect level, there's also the EQ settings that someone mentioned earlier in the thread about another pedal.
Wheeee!!Anywho, to sum up: Sailor Jerry makes a damn good spiced island rum.
Any opinions on an Arion SCH-1 Stereo Chorus MIJ version? I bagged one at a yard sale a few years ago for $15. Seems to get good reviews at HC and ebay prices on the MIJ ones are pretty well up there. Sounds good to my ears, but I haven't compared it too much else.
The TC is nice if you like going digital, but for those that don't want to do the A/D/A conversions...what's everyone's favorite pick for an analog chorus pedal?
The TC is nice if you like going digital, but for those that don't want to do the A/D/A conversions...what's everyone's favorite pick for an analog chorus pedal?
Not looking to get into a digital/analog debate here...I agree that if you are happy with your sound, it matters not how you get it.
But there are guitar players who don't want to have their signal converted to digital and back again before hitting the amp because they can hear a difference in the sound after it's been converted.
Plus...imagine 5 digital pedals strung together…that's 10 conversions total…back-n-forth!
I too can hear an all-digital pedal changing the signal, so I prefer to use all-analog pedals unless they are digital w/parallel processing.
YMMV….
Not looking to get into a digital/analog debate here...I agree that if you are happy with your sound, it matters not how you get it.
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I'm not trying to get into the digital/analog debate either.
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One of my noise rigs has a couple of cascading behringer digital delays into the font end with a big muff russian in the effects loop. It makes.... noise.
None of which really matters, as the pedal in question is analog.
There are IC's used in the device used for switching and possibly clock signals.
If TC Electronics is getting a 100dB S/N ratio from analog processing, my hat's off to them.Oh, and the 100dB s/n ratio is to do with 1) a REALLY well designed pedal, 2) a extremely robust power supply that no effect using a wall wart could ever match. It is, in point of fact, one of the things that show it is analog, and really good analog at that. With Digital, 16 bit's best possible S/N ratio is 96dB, and at 20 or 24 bit it would be higher than 100 dB.
If TC Electronics is getting a 100dB S/N ratio from analog processing, my hat's off to them.Very impressive.
Not sure where you found that info on the 570. Most of what I had found related to the 570 or NE570 was that it is a compander IC. Evidently the NE570 is used in a good number of music effect devices, enough so that it had a book written on it.
http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/making-music-with-the-ne570-compander/3638873
Here's a stomp box that uses the NE570....
http://www.adirondackguitar.com/effects/maxon/ad80.htm