Analog Processing

The pedal is built with the best analog processing circuitry available. This gives a smoother, warmer and fatter sounding chorus/flange effect, useful both for live and studio performances. The pedal output can run in mono or stereo.

Effect mix level

Under the hood of the UniChorus, there’s a mix level control that lets you decide how much or little of the effect you’d like to be blended with the original tone. See the manual for details.

Evolution

The UniChorus was first introduced in 1997. From the 2008 edition improvements added 3 dB higher headroom, higher sensitivity (makes it easier to dial-in), and new analog circuitry with higher dynamics and lower noise, as well as true bypass switching technique.

The Studio Edition features an optimized signal path, new design, new signal relay switching technique, protection against overvoltage up to 18V, and the possibility to power the pedal with anything between 9-12V DC.

Features

• Enhance the sound spectrum:
  Use the pedal to make a more expansive sound, adding depth and dimension to your bass tone. Create a sense of space and ambiance to make the sound larger, fuller, and more present.
• Greater versatility:
  Create a range of different sounds and effects, from subtle modulation to more pronounced pitch shifts using the chorus, pitch modulation, and flanger effects offered by the UniChorus.
• Not just for bass players:
  The UniChorus is suitable for bass as well as guitar and keyboard.

Specifications

• Nominal Input Level– 8 dBv

• Input Impedance700 kohms

• Bandwidth+0/-3 dB 20 – 20 kHz

• Delay Bandwith+0/-3 dB 200 – 8 kHz

• Delay Level mixmin/max -oo – +3 dB

• Center Delay Time
  Flange 3 ms
  Chorus 5.5 ms
  Pitch Modul. 10 ms

• Modulation Depthmin/max +/- 50% of nominal delay time

• LFO Rangemin/max 0.15 – 7.5 Hz

• BypassTrue Bypass

• Dimensions(L x W x H) 2.8 x 4.5 x 1.4 (70 x 115 x 35 mm)

• Weight400g (0.88 lb.)

• Power Requirements9-12 V DC Regulated, 35 mA max