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Description
Experience the beautiful harmonic richness of the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus. This versatile pedal is renowned for delivering a lush, immersive chorus effect, courtesy of its stereo outputs. Manipulate your tone with precision using controls for Speed, Width, and Delay-Time. From subtle shimmers to intense, swirling soundscapes, the SC-10 is a powerful tool in the hands of any guitarist, offering a world of sonic possibilities.
Key Features:
- Stereo outputs (one normal, one inverted) for a lush chorus sound
- Controls for Speed, Width, and Delay-Time
- Versatile tone shaping capabilities
- Ideal for creating subtle shimmers to intense, swirling soundscapes
- Suitable for any guitarist looking to expand their sonic palette.
Product specs
| Brand | Ibanez |
| Model | SC10 Super Stereo Chorus |
| Finish | Blue |
| Year | 1980s |
| Made In | Japan |
| Categories | Chorus and Vibrato |
FAQs
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What type of power supply does the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus require?
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The Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus requires a 9V DC power supply, commonly used for many guitar pedals, or it can be powered by a 9V battery for portable use.
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Is the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus pedal suitable for both guitar and bass?
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Yes, the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus pedal is suitable for both guitar and bass, offering lush chorus effects that enhance the sound of either instrument.
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How does the stereo functionality of the Ibanez SC-10 enhance its chorus effect?
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The stereo functionality of the Ibanez SC-10 creates a wider, more immersive sound by splitting the signal into two separate outputs, providing a richer and more dynamic chorus effect.
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Can the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus be used in a mono setup?
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Yes, the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus can be used in a mono setup, providing a classic chorus effect through a single output while still offering the option for stereo use.
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What are the main controls available on the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus?
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The Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus features controls for speed and depth, allowing users to adjust the rate and intensity of the chorus effect to suit their preferences.
Videos
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Ibanez SC10 Super Stereo Chorus Demo
Reviews
PROS
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Delivers thick, musical modulation for both high and low gain signals
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Provides vintage, chime-like tones without overwhelming the mix
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Offers a versatile range from warbly vibrato to lush slow chorus
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Superior to Boss CE-2 in depth, speed, and stereo capabilities
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Analog circuitry with BBD chips for authentic sound
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Unique 'arcade' chassis design with top-mounted jacks for convenience
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Effective with hi-gain amps, adding clarity and smoothing out songs
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Simple three-knob layout for ease of use
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Excellent value, outperforming more expensive pedals
CONS
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Subtle effect may not satisfy those seeking dramatic modulation
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Some units may sound washy, possibly due to hard use
4.5 out of 5
Based on 5 Reviews and 16 Ratings
1787
Good Chorus
Can't complain. Once again, does what it says on the tin. Three knobs, easy to work with, stereo chorus effect. Sounds about as good as the Boss equivalent. Didn't pay a cent for mine, so I really have no room to complain.
Sometimes it sounds a bit washy, but when I got it it looked pretty hard used. So not sure if that's just the SC10 or just the fact mine was ran hard and put up wet. Still, not a bad box, does what I need it to, sits between my HM-2 and my TR-2, perfect spot on a Doom/Stoner Metal Pedal Board.
415
A great pedal w/a good tone suck!
This pedal is it's own thing and sits well with hi-gain amps. It really can add clarity and knock the edge off of the parts of a song that need a little dialing back. I've not heard another pedal like it.
Preferred Settings + Usage:
1 o'clock -12 o'clock -12 o'clock
87
Awesome under rated chorus
I bought this pedal for $30. I was amazed at how much better it sounded than my old boss ce-2. It's deeper than the boss, it goes faster than the boss, and its stereo which takes it to the next level. You can control the delay time as well which means if you wanted, you could make this sound like the ce-2. It might be the last chorus I ever buy. I have no idea why this pedal is so underrated.
Awesome 80s vibe
Sounds Awesome. Takes you back to the 80s. and way excells boss in value for the money and sound
220
Great Chorus.
This is just a really great analog chorus. There is really nothing like BBD chips.
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At 1:24 during the video you can see the Ibanez sc 10. I've only heard him play with the SC 10 in this video, he usually will use a Boss CE-2 for his chorus.
This is my 1980's original Ibanez stereo chorus pedal. It is from the desirable '9' series. This is the second Ibanez pedal Squire has in his set up. Basically all the pedals made in the 9 series from Japan during the 80's are good.
Most chorus pedals do the same job. They are designed to give a warm layer to your basic sound. The have a certain amount of versatility in such a way that you can have a subtle or very intense amount of effect. Most of them sound much and such the same to me. However, this one ads a slightly bell like tone to your notes. It adds a nice sparkle when playing clean licks on guitar etc. Squire had this pedal set up for quite a subtle effect most of the time. If used in this way, it is the type of effect you have on pretty much all the time. Just something to spice up your basic sound. Think of it as the Eau de toilette of guitar effects!! I have seen them priced at about £50-£60 which I think is a bargain. They aren't that hard to get hold of, but I can see these pedals going up in price a lot over the next few years.
Recommended listening for this pedal: The intro to adored (Blackpool) when the clean guitar bits start, also from the Blackpool gig 'Made of Stone' the clean guitar solo after the 1st chorus.
Canaan Dove Amber is confirmed to use the Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus, as evidenced by a post on the Duster Instagram account on September 15, 2022, by the user "thisisduster."
According to the Deerhunter wiki, Josh Fauver used an Ibanez SC-10 Super Stereo Chorus on the album "Microcastle."
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