Selling my Made On Earth Analog Chorus 60, a fully analog stereo chorus based on the legendary chorus circuit from the Roland Juno-60.
This is a particularly nice studio effect for synths and drum machines. It gives you that characteristic wide, lush Juno-style stereo chorus, but with considerably more control than the original Juno circuit.
The Analog Chorus 60 uses Xvive MN3009 BBD chips, Panasonic MN3101 clock-driver chips and the 2SC1815, 2SA1015 and 2SK30A-GR transistor types used in the original circuit.
Unlike the original Juno-60 chorus, you have continuously variable control over:
- Input Level
- Stereo Width
- Depth
- Rate
- External LFO/CV input
The original Juno Chorus I and II rate positions are marked around the Rate control, so it’s easy to dial in the classic settings while still being able to move well beyond them.
Connectivity is mono TS input → stereo L/R TS outputs, making it especially useful for turning mono synthesizers, drum machines and other sources into a wide stereo signal. The external CV input can replace the internal LFO for more experimental modulation.
Condition: Excellent and fully working.
Used only in my home studio and treated carefully.
I’m selling it simply because I’m reorganising and simplifying my studio/effects setup.
Specifications
- Fully analog BBD chorus
- Mono TS input
- Stereo L/R TS outputs
- External LFO/CV input
- 9–12 V DC, 1 A, centre-positive
- Reverse-current protection
- Approx. 18.8 × 12.1 × 5.5 cm
- Approx. 728 g
This item is sold As-Described
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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