Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal

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In the Chorus Effects Pedals category, Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Dive into the sonic ocean with the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal, where every strum on your guitar brings forth a wave of lush, harmonious tones. Crafted for the musician who dares to dream, this pedal transforms your sound into an ethereal experience, ideal for genres that thrive on depth and ambiance like dream pop, synth wave, or post-rock. With its intuitive three-knob interface, crafting your perfect chorus effect is as simple as it gets, making it a must-have for both beginners and seasoned players looking for expansive choral capabilities without the fuss.

Key Features:

Intuitive three-knob interface for easy manipulation of mix, width, and rate
Compact size for easy integration into any pedalboard setup
Sturdy chassis designed to withstand the rigors of touring
Ideal for creating lush, harmonious tones in genres like dream pop, synth wave, and post-rock

Product specs

Brand	Mr. Black
Model	DoubleChorus
Finish	Teal
Year	2010s
Made In	United States
Categories	Chorus and Vibrato

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal?: The Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal offers a rich, lush chorus effect that can add depth and dimension to your guitar tone. It's designed to deliver classic chorus sounds with a modern twist, making it versatile for various music genres.
Is the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal is well-suited for live performances. Its robust construction and reliable performance ensure it can handle the demands of gigging, providing consistent and quality chorus effects on stage.
Can the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal be used with a bass guitar?: The Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal can be used with a bass guitar, producing a full-bodied chorus effect that enhances the bass's natural tone without losing low-end clarity.
What power supply is required for the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal?: The Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is typical for most guitar pedals, ensuring easy integration into existing pedalboards.
How does the Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal differ from other chorus pedals?: The Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal stands out with its dual-chorus design, offering a unique, expansive sound that combines two independent chorus circuits for a richer and more complex effect.

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PROS

Produces thick, dreamy chorus tones not found in other pedals
Versatile range of sounds from slight to lush
Works well with various pickup types (humbuckers, single coils, split setups)
Maintains original tone without coloring it
Can achieve an "always on" sound for continuous use
Unique sound closely resembles 80's Cocteau Twins albums' effects

CONS

Slight latency at higher Mix levels
Can sound overly compressed with strong settings
Sound may border too close to a flanger for some
Can clip out or get lost with too hot a signal

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mr. Black DoubleChorus Pedal.

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The DoubleChorus can produce extreme modulation effects; cranking the rate knob results in a detuned, almost horror-like sound.
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A modest rate setting on the DoubleChorus enhances clean tones and solos with a lush layer.
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The DoubleChorus has four delay lines that are out of phase, creating unique cancelation effects without an obvious warble, even at 100% wet settings.
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The pedal offers a distinctive thick sound that stands out from typical chorus effects, appealing even to those who aren't usual fans of chorus pedals.
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The DoubleChorus is part of a limited release, available in a black version as well.
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The CE-2W can achieve a closer vibrato effect than the DoubleChorus, particularly by using a dummy cable on the B Output for a 100% wet signal.
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Use cases and applications

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For those seeking a 100% wet pitch vibrato, neither the DoubleChorus nor CE-2W will fully satisfy; alternatives like the Walrus Audio Julia are suggested.
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Owners often purchase Mr. Black pedals, including the DoubleChorus, on impulse but are consistently satisfied with their unique sound and build quality.
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Neil Halstead

Singer, Guitarist

Slowdive

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In this photo, which shows Halstead's pedalboard from Slowdive's 2014 London gig (another photo, which shows Halstead's Jazz Chorus amplifier and Epiphone Casino can be seen here), one of the pedals that can be seen is the Mr Black DoubleChorus.

Kurt Ballou

Guitarist, Music Producer

Converge

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At 0:41 in this video, Kurt Ballou of Converge, Supermachiner, and Kid Kilowatt has some guitar pedals on the floor, one of which is a Mr.Black DoubleChorus Pedal.