Ibanez BCL Stereo Chorus

In perfect working conditions. Did myself a little cleaning and service.

If you think that this is just another chorus pedal, you're possibly wrong.
First of all, it is analog (bucket brigade). Second, it is stereo. Third, it is double, meaning that this pedal creates a complete new take on modulation by incorporating not one, but two modulation LFOs, unlocking effects previously unattainable.

Unlike conventional pedals, the Ibanez BCL features dual modulation LFOs, each operating at different speed. The first LFO sweeps rapidly, while the second moves at a slower pace. This unique configuration allows for asymmetrical sweeps, dynamic vibrato, expressive pitch bending, and shimmering ensemble effects.
Add your music to the recipe and you're going to craft lush ambient textures, add depth to solos, or experimenting with unconventional tones, and add stereo capabilities to your signal path. This pedal offers countless possibilities for sonic exploration.

Now on the construction facts. This thing has been made in Japan in the eighties. God knows how many battles it battled, how many feet have had it pushed, how many songs has swirled... It is still with us.
Some paint has chipped, sure, but nothing would stop its gorgeousness in adding the right pinch of salt in your great tone soup.

If this wasn't already enough, the Ibanez BCL has also been featured in the JHS video about legendary chorus pedals. See the attached link for a great insight into its origins and why it's considered one of the classics.

Unfortunately it comes without the original box.

If you have any questions or need more details, don't hesitate to reach out.