Electro-Harmonix XO Stereo Clone Theory Analog Chorus / Vibrato Guitar Effects Pedal
It's the return of the Clone, micro size - in stereophonic triumph!
The Electro-Harmonix Micro Clone Theory Stereo Chorus Effects Pedal resurrects the popular Clone Theory Chorus/Vibrato pedal as part of the Electro-Harmonix XO die cast series. N... read more
Electro-Harmonix XO Stereo Clone Theory Analog Chorus / Vibrato Guitar Effects Pedal
In this interview with Music Radar, Matty Healy and Adam Hann talk about their guitar pedals and how they replicate the studio effects. M... more
"Around the time of recording Closer was when I bought probably two of the most important things I’ve ever owned in terms of my sound – a... more
You can clearly see his Clone Theory (with setup) around 3:57 and then he talks about it at 5:44. more
Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Electro-Harmonix XO Stereo Clone Theory Analog Chorus / Vibrato Guitar Effects Pedal
Based on 2 Reviews
No Character
A utility pedal that doesn’t really shine in practice. Dull & uninteresting.
Really nice analog Chorus sound
Nowadays you can find tons of pedal effects for modulation but nothing compares to analog sound of solid boxes. This pedal has three modes: 1. Chorus, which is set to an "optimal" factory standard determined by best practices. But you can configure the Rate from this effect 2- Chorus 2, in which you can modify Depth and Rate 3- Vibrato,in which you can also modify Depth and Rate
Final comment: you should be careful with the attack hit on your guitar on the first strum because if it's too loud it will make that one of the repeated sounds of the chorus/vibrato sounds too loud in comparison to the others. This could also be corrected with a compressor of course.