Tone City Angel Wing

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$59.00 to $65.88 Price Tier: Budget

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Discover a world of lush, shimmering soundscapes with the Tone City Angel Wing chorus effects pedal. This meticulously crafted pedal brings a completely analogue design to your pedalboard, offering a warm and smooth chorus effect that enhances your guitar's natural character without overshadowing it. Whether you're chasing gentle modulation or a more intense vibe-like swirl, the high Rate and Depth settings deliver a wide spectrum of sonic possibilities.

Crafted with musicians in mind, the Angel Wing features a robust metal housing, ensuring durability for both studio sessions and live performances. The pedal's intuitive controls—Level, Depth, and Rate—make it easy to dial in the perfect chorus tone, while the true bypass circuitry ensures your signal remains pristine when the pedal is disengaged. Its compact design makes it a seamless addition to any setup, powered by a standard 9V DC power supply.

Perfect for guitarists who value tone integrity and versatility, the Angel Wing is a must-have for those who wish to add a touch of ethereal magic to their sound.

Key Features:

Completely analogue design for authentic sound
Warm, smooth chorus effect
High Rate and Depth settings for versatile modulation
Controls: Level, Depth, Rate
True bypass for signal purity
Durable metal housing
Input: 6.3 mm Mono jack
Output: 6.3 mm Mono jack
Power supply via 9V DC (not included)
Power consumption: 15 mA

Product specs

Brand	Tone City
Model	Angel Wing
Finish	Blue
Year	2015
Categories	Chorus and Vibrato

FAQs

What type of effect does the Tone City Angel Wing pedal produce?: The Tone City Angel Wing is a chorus effects pedal that provides lush, analog chorus tones ideal for adding depth and dimension to your guitar sound.
Is the Tone City Angel Wing pedal true bypass?: Yes, the Tone City Angel Wing features true bypass switching, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is turned off.
What controls are available on the Tone City Angel Wing pedal?: The Angel Wing pedal includes controls for rate, depth, and level, allowing you to shape the chorus effect to your preference.
Can the Tone City Angel Wing be used with a bass guitar?: Yes, the Tone City Angel Wing can be used with a bass guitar, providing rich chorus effects without losing low-end clarity.
What power supply does the Tone City Angel Wing require?: The Tone City Angel Wing requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is not included with the pedal.

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PROS

Excellent value for the price
Compact size, perfect for micro pedalboards
Sturdy build, described as "built like a tank"
Vintage Boss Chorus-like sound quality
Deep, swirly chorus tone
Comes with velcro for easy pedalboard attachment
Works well with high gain settings for metal guitarists
Provides a luscious undercurrent to music

CONS

Limited adjustability in effects
Reverb and delay described as gritty and fizzy
Chorus effect could be warmer
Even at minimum setting, chorus effect is always present

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The Tone City Angel Wing is praised for its lush chorus sound, comparable to classic models like the EHX Small Clone but at a more accessible price point.
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The Tone City Angel Wing is frequently compared with the Mooer Ensemble King, noted for being a solid budget option with a sound quality reminiscent of Boss pedals.
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The Tone City Angel Wing is frequently considered alongside the DOD FX65 for those seeking the chorus tones found in Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" era.
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Owners appreciate the Angel Wing for its simplicity and effective performance, often describing it as "amazingly lush" and a worthy option despite its unassuming appearance.
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Owners report the Angel Wing provides excellent sound quality for its price, with one mentioning it sounds "incredible" for a ~$65 pedal.
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It's noted that the Angel Wing maintains its sound quality even when paired with high-gain setups, a feature not always guaranteed with budget pedals.
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The Angel Wing is noted as a great value for the price, making it an ideal choice for those seeking quality without breaking the bank.
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The Angel Wing is considered "dirt cheap," making it a top recommendation for budget-conscious buyers seeking reliable chorus effects.
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It's highlighted as an ideal choice for those looking for a basic, non-expensive chorus solution without the need for complex features.
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Users find the Angel Wing effective for achieving "dirty clean" tones, particularly when used with amps like the Vox AC30, which naturally provide this character.
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4.5 out of 5

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amazingforlife

2012

almost 9 years ago

Immense.

This pedal is so criminally underrated because it's overshadowed by Boss, TC Electronic, and MXR. If you try this pedal, as soon as you touch one string on the guitar it will drift you off to heaven. That's how good sounding this thing is. It only costs like 40 dollars and it still sounds like a handmade masterpiece. It's also really light and the box comes with velcro for the effect to sit on if you have a pedal board. I got it only recently, and it's already wearing in. I think this pedal is way better than all the other modern chorus pedals these days.

dailydoze

385

about 7 years ago

I'm running out of adjectives to describe this godly specimen.

This is one of those pedals that nobody knows of. I bought it only because the Boss CE-5 (the one I wanted) was too expensive. I use it for solos. It actually works really well on a high gain setting, so you metal guitarists better check this out.

cammojodragon

659

over 9 years ago

Gorgeous budget chorus tones

Tone City consistently knock it out of the park with their stuff and this is no exception; it's a fantastic chorus pedal. It won't get you the faux-leslie tones a classic CE-2 will get you, but it WILL give you that luscious undercurrent that defines everything from Paradise City to The Division Bell to Zakk Wylde. Bravo!