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The DOD Stereo Chorus FX65's first series was initially produced in 1985 as an improvement upon DOD's beginner FX60 Stereo Chorus. Its analog chorus, using an MN3007 BBD chip, is controlled using Speed, Delay Time, and Depth knobs to thicken up your tone. Two output jacks give you great, subtle stereo chorus sound.

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Product Specs

Brand
Model
  • Stereo Chorus FX65
Finish
  • Blue
Year
  • 1990s
Made In
  • United States
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  • Awesome promptness

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    Great chorus pedal in great condition. Thank you so much for your absolutely speedy delivery.. it came in today and I was totally surprised.. total 5 star for me..

  • Everything you’ve heard about these is true.

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    Get one at the right price and you will not be disappointed.

  • Verified Purchase

    I collect chorus pedals and this is a SLEEPER. EASILY one of the best choruses made.

  • Run this pedal at 12 volts and....

    ...listen to the magic unlock. This is a fantastic chorus that straddles the line between a CE-2 and a Dimension C (imho, of course). It loves more power and I run mine at 12v. It also loves Strats in position 2 and Tele bridge pups. Wonderful pedal with a nice depth of range. Built like a tank and dang affordable.

  • Best-not-Boss-analog-chorus

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    Or, to be clearer... I find Boss to be everywhere just because it is everywhere. I stumbled into DOD looking for vintage, US made pedals. The FX60 was my first chorus and I prefer it over the old Boss stuff of a similar color... The FX65 adds the ability to nudge the delay time, which is cool. And …