Discover the sonic charm of the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus, a pedal that delivers the classic warmth and lush textures of traditional analog chorus effects. Crafted with precision in Japan, this pedal is designed for guitarists who crave rich, full-bodied soundscapes reminiscent of the vintage tones that defined an era. Its intuitive interface boasts three key controls: Depth, Speed, and a newly added Mix knob, allowing you to dial in everything from subtle, shimmering echoes to deep, swirling atmospheres.

What sets the Anadime apart is its 3-Way Mode True Bypass switch, ensuring your signal remains pure and uncolored when the pedal is disengaged. Whether you're enhancing clean passages or adding depth to solos, this pedal responds with a musicality that feels both familiar and inspiring. With a power consumption of just 26 mA, it offers flexibility in powering options—use a 9V battery for convenience or connect a 9V DC power supply for extended play.

Key Features:

• Traditional, warm, and full analog chorus
• Controls: Depth, Speed, & Mix
• 3-Way Mode True Bypass switch
• Power Consumption: 26 mA
• Operates with 9V battery or 9V DC power supply (not included)
• Made in Japan

Product specs

FAQs

What type of sound can I expect from the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus?

The Providence Anadime Analog Chorus provides a rich, warm analog chorus effect, characterized by its lush and natural modulation. It is ideal for adding depth and dimension to your guitar tone without overwhelming it.

Is the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus is well-suited for live performances, offering a robust build and intuitive controls that make it easy to dial in the desired chorus effect quickly on stage.

Can the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus be used with a bass guitar?

While primarily designed for electric guitars, the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus can also be used with a bass guitar to add a subtle chorus effect, enhancing the instrument's tonal richness.

What power supply does the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus require?

The Providence Anadime Analog Chorus requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for most guitar pedals, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of pedalboards and power units.

How does the Providence Anadime Analog Chorus differ from digital chorus pedals?

The Providence Anadime Analog Chorus offers a classic analog sound with a warm and organic modulation, whereas digital chorus pedals often provide more versatility and a broader range of effects.