Ross Chorus (Taiwan)
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The Ross Chorus from the Taiwan production era is a compact analog chorus pedal that generates a pitch-modulated doubling of the input signal. Its Rate control sets the speed of the low-frequency oscillator that sweeps the delayed signal, producing a slow, gentle undulation at minimum settings and a faster, more pronounced vibrato-like shimmer at maximum. The Depth control adjusts the intensity of that pitch modulation, determining how far the delayed signal deviates from the dry pitch. A single output carries the blended dry and chorused signal, and the pedal operates on a standard 9-volt DC supply, with no battery compartment on this version. The effect is engaged and bypassed via a footswitch, and the circuit is known for its warm, subtle character typical of analog chorus designs from that period.
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User Reviews of the Ross Chorus (Taiwan)
- Submitted by Eddie from United Kingdom (42 points) on Dec 11, 2007
- Nice warm analogue chorus, good range of depth and speed, from subtle vibe to watery warbles. Great if you crank it high and put a mic through it for vocals.
- Good Points: Solidly built, totally reliable (well mine has been anyway).
- Bad Points: No power light means you can leave it switched on without realising - bad news if you are running on batteries. can be modded with a change to DPDT footswitch, but you'll have to drill a hole for the LED which may not be a good idea as these are quite collectible nowadays..
- Price Paid: US$90.00
- Purchased At: ebay
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