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TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger

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In the Chorus Effects Pedals category, TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger 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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Experience the rich and lush sound of the legendary TC Electronic Stereo Chorus Flanger. With a legacy as impressive as its name, this pedal has been a staple on the pedalboard of famed guitarist Eric Johnson. This isn't your average chorus pedal; it's an old school charm with a distinctive power chord that doesn't take a 9V lead. Immerse yourself in its signature sound and feel the difference in every strum.

Key Features:

Stereo chorus + pitch modulator & flanger
Not compatible with a 9V lead
Used by renowned guitarist Eric Johnson
Known for its lush chorus sound
Comes with its own power chord

Product specs

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	Stereo Chorus + Pitch Modulator & Flanger
Year	1991 - 2016
Made In	Denmark
Categories	Chorus and Vibrato, Flanger Pedals
Pedal Format	Standard

FAQs

What are the main effects offered by the TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger?: The TC Electronic SCF provides three main effects: stereo chorus, pitch modulation, and flanger, offering versatile sound modulation options for guitarists.
Does the TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger work well with bass guitars?: Yes, the TC Electronic SCF is designed to work effectively with both electric guitars and bass guitars, providing rich modulation effects without losing low-end frequencies.
What type of power supply does the TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger require?: The TC Electronic SCF requires a standard 9V power supply, which is common for many guitar pedals, ensuring easy integration into most pedalboards.
Is the TC Electronic SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger suitable for live performances?: Yes, the TC Electronic SCF is suitable for live performances, offering robust build quality and reliable modulation effects that enhance stage sound dynamics.
How does the stereo feature of the TC Electronic SCF enhance its sound?: The stereo feature of the TC Electronic SCF allows for a wider sound field, creating a more immersive and spacious audio experience by splitting the signal into two channels.

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PROS

Rich, professional sound with minimal background noise
Offers complex tones that enhance guitar sound beyond basic effects
Multifunctional with chorus, flanger, and pitch modulation effects
Simple operation with intuitive controls for speed, width, and intensity
Excellent stereo image for a more immersive playing experience
Maintains integrity of original guitar tone
Provides a subtle, natural tone enhancement
Durable and considered a workhorse standard in the industry

CONS

Larger size compared to some alternatives
Cannot be powered by a standard 9V power supply; has a built-in plug
Some users find the effects more subtle than preferred
May not be as versatile as some modern alternatives

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The SCF Stereo Chorus Flanger is praised for its pleasingly bright sound and the absence of a tone knob, which some find unnecessary due to its inherent tonal quality.
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The chorus mode is noted to be louder than the flanger and pitch modulator modes, which are more subtle in effect.
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The SCF's ability to retain clarity in mono settings makes it a preferred choice over other mono chorus pedals for users seeking nuanced modulation.
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Build quality

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The footswitch on the original model does not produce a click sound when engaged, prompting users to rely on the LED indicator, which can be dim in bright conditions.
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Users appreciate the LED that pulses in time with the rate, although it can be hard to see on the original version due to its smaller size.
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Users find the SCF satisfying even when used in mono, contrary to the belief that stereo is essential for its full potential.
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Owners note that the Gold Reissue version sounds similar to the original, although it might have subtle differences in printing quality and pedal aesthetics.
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Owners who have used both the SCF and the Corona Chorus note that the SCF offers superior sound quality, even in mono settings, compared to the Corona.
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Priced at $159 USD, the pedal is considered a great value, offering a comprehensive range of modulation tones.
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The SCF can achieve subtle chorus effects ideal for clean tones, similar to how Eric Johnson uses it, allowing single-note runs without overt chorus coloration.
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5.0 out of 5

Based on 11 Reviews and 29 Ratings

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oedipoes

1391

10 months ago

SCF. It’s an original. Even if it’s a reissue.

One of the first stereo Chorus, Flanger & Pitch shifters around. Contrary to what you might expect it does all these sounds very well. The chorus is bright and clear, even on a distorted guitar (unlike e.g. my Voodoo Lab Chorus). Sounds awesome. The pots have a good range and actually do something to tje sound. You turn a knob, sound changes. What more do you want? This is my default effect. It Flanges really well too. Again a clearly audible, crispy clear flange sound. Pots work well. Pitch shifting is my least favourite sound. Not because it doesn’t sound good, but because I don’t really have a use for it. All in all it does three things and does them very very well. No compromises on sound. Only on the shared pots: if you set them for Chorus and switch to Flanger, you might want to change the pots. But that’s minor inconvenience. It always sounds good, regardless of the pot settings you choose. The new one is even better as it can be 9Vdc powered. Mine is a ‘90ies unit with a fixed AC power cord.

Preferred Settings + Usage:

Chorus

Roles:

Guitarist Bassist Composer

Genres:

Rock Metal prog metal

jimmarchi1

41029

over 7 years ago

sort of like an original clone theory in conception...

this has become my favorite chorus pedal.... all analog, it ahs some of the tone of a CE1, but it also has the feature set of the EHX clone theory... capable of andy summers 'flanger as a short chorus' type tones... excellent noise floor. True stereo in and out and an nput gain button to tailor it to line level gear as a synth or studio effect! Very musical. Can't recommend this highly enough. The reissue is indistinguishable from the originals. By the way, this was TC's first guitar effect as far as I know. They hit it right out of the park first try.

Roles:

Guitarist Bassist Keyboardist

Genres:

Electronic Orchestra Alternative rock

peterglavanov

713

over 9 years ago

TC electronic SCF

Essentially, the SCF combines three effect types. All of them modulation effects: Chorus, Pitch Modulation and Flanger. Operation is simple as you simply flick a 3-way switch to choose the effect type you want. From then on, the three control knobs are the same regardless of the effect type you’ve selected.

I use it only as a stereo chorus on my small board. First, you have a SPEED knob that defines – well – the speed of the modulation going on. Second, you have a WIDTH knob, which is equivalent to the DEPTH knob on many other modulation pedals. Finally, you also get an INTENSITY knob that works a bit differently in each mode. For chorus it sets the wet/dry mix balance, for flanger it sets the feedback and in pitch modulation mode it increases the intensity of the effect amount gradually.

brandon_bolderoff

770

almost 10 years ago

(Bass Review) you may want to check out the mxr bass chorus deluxe

i'd compare this to my mxr bass chorus deluxe and their both very simular.

get the tc electronic stereo chorus if you want a subtle chorus and pitch modulation. great natural tone, but more subtle than the mxr bass chorus.

the mxr bcd is just deluxe. you can set how dry or wet the signal is.

the size of the tc is slightly bigger. it's not a big difference. the tc stereo chorus can not be powered by a powet supply. it has a permanently plug built into it.

mxr definitely based the mxr bcd off the tc electronic stereo chorus. i'd suggest the mxr over the tc.

the mxr is smaller, can be powered by a 9v power supply, and it's dryer on the E string. overall a modern take on the tc electronic. also, their is the ebs unichorus studio version.

volcarock

4041

about 7 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXtz-PxnlEA&t=324s

a very quick demo of my TC Electronic SCF. Very versatile Chorus, Flanger, Pitch Vibrato. From subtle to psychedelic to over the top. The 3 dimensional stereo sound is amazing!

Roles:

Guitarist Keyboardist Composer

Genres:

Electronic Rock Psychedelic rock

dailydoze

385

about 7 years ago

Awesome!!

I use this for leads and funky sounds. It doesn't really have anything special attached to it, I just use it when I need to.

skylinerr

5339

over 6 years ago

nice

onwe of 2 pedals I use on bass

Roles:

Guitarist Bassist

Genres:

Rock Metal

simeon_boyadjiev

606

almost 8 years ago

The Workhorse

The workhorse standard in the Industry by most of the great and pros in and out of the Studio. A truly magnificent and unfortunately discontinued Stereo Chorus.

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Composer

Genres:

Rock Blues Funk / Soul

crockett

143

about 8 years ago

Fantastic chorus pedal!

Since listening to Eric Johnson as a kid and then Jamie West Oram recently, I wanted a chorus that had a little extra punch. I also love the organic flange sounds of the pedal. This pedal is the perfect chorus and there is a reason its on a lot of boards!