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Ampeg Bass Chorus Effect Pedal, Purple, Liquifier

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Fulfilled by Innovative Tone Solutions
Arrives Dec 25 – Dec 28
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Color: Purple


Size: Liquifier


Features

  • Dual chorus circuit design delivers incredibly rich chorus tones for both bass and guitar
  • Dial in the perfect sound with Rate, Depth and Effect Level controls
  • True bypass, analog design with incredible signal-to-noise ratio
  • Roadworthy all-metal chassis construction
  • 9V DC supply or battery capable (not included)

Description

The Ampeg Liquifier Analog Chorus pedal delivers incredibly rich tones thanks to its dual chorus circuit design. Experience classic dreamy chorus or turn it all the way up to transport your tone to a new dimension. Featuring a roadworthy all-metal chassis and true bypass switching, the Liquifier Analog Chorus delivers all the lush sounds you’ve been dreaming of and more.Ampeg Liquifier 아날로그 코러스 페달은 듀얼 코러스 회로 디자인 덕분에 믿을 수 없을 정도로 풍부한 톤을 제공합니다. 클래식한 꿈꾸는 코러스를 경험하거나 완전히 켜서 새로운 차원으로 음색을 옮깁니다. 도로용 올 메탈 섀시와 트루 바이패스 스위칭이 특징인 Liquifier Analog Chorus는 여러분이 꿈꿔왔던 모든 멋진 사운드 등을 제공합니다.

Item Weight: 13.1 ounces


Product Dimensions: 2.6 x 4.5 x 2.2 inches


Item model number: LIQUIFIER


Batteries: 1 9V batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 14, 2018


Color Name: Purple


Signal Format: Analog


Size: Liquifier


Power Source: Battery Powered


Voltage: 9 Volts


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    • Ending up returning it, but it was very nice!!!
Color: Black Size: SCR-DI
I love the Ampeg sound. I have a "virtual amp" already, I use a Zoom B3n and after trying all the amp models in the B3n, I found myself settled on their "Flip-Top" model, which is an emulation of an Ampeg PortaFlex. It's a pretty good emulation, but I wanted to see how it compared to SCR-DI, which is made by Ampeg itself. The SCR-DI seems to have everything that new Ampeg Rocket Bass combo amps have, just no actual power amp section or speaker, so this was a way (I assume) to also evaluate the sound of the Rocket Bass amps. First of all, super solid build! Solid metal, very hefty. Doesn't have a door for the battery cover, you have to take off the bottom cover, but the screws for the bottom cover are also the rubber feet, so it's pretty easy to unscrew the rubber feet with your fingers to remove the cover and change the battery, no screwdriver needed. I did not evaluate battery life with a 9 volt. I love the sound! It seemed to have a slightly cleaner and deeper and truer feel than the Flip-Top emulation in the B3n. I don't have a ton of experience with other Ampeg bass amps (other than having heard a lot of them) but it sounds very "Ampeg-y" to me. I also loved the Scrambler circuit, it was an easy way to inject just my preferred amount of grit/gain/overdrive into my sound. Much easier than the B3n in that respect -- the B3n can get me where I want, but it requires fiddling, and on my passive PJ bass, it also requires me to turn up the volume at the instrument end, which the Scrambler circuit did not. I could get the Scrambler to easily give me the crunch I sought regardless of the volume on my PJ. However, since the B3n's emulation was almost as good, and the B3n also has tons of effects and an excellent built-in tuner, I decided to stay with the B3n and return the SCR-DI. But I highly recommend the SCR-DI if you are looking for a virtual amp/DI box! The sound was great! Kind of wish I could have kept it, but the B3n gets me close enough and I love the extra features, and I don't actually need the balanced DI out right at the moment (which the B3n doesn't have (: ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2022 by R. A. Edington
    • Great Sound
Color: Purple Size: Liquifier
This pedal really helps fill the low end and gives me the sound I need. Pedal performance is what they say it is. I've used it this far with 29 shows and it's holding up very well.
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024 by David Rogers
    • It's like having my old SVT rig in a box
Color: Black Size: SCR-DI
I never thought I could get that wonderful SVT thump and growl out of my bass without replacing my old massive SVT-4 amp and 6x10 cabinet. $200 vs $3,000 makes this a surprisingly good investment. No regrets at all. Getting a good tone out of it is not unlike setting the tone on my old amp rig. I have this on my small petal board with a $200 fully isolated 4 channel pedal power supply powering the thing with a compressor, equalizer, tuner, and passive volume pedal. No significant 60hz noise at all. Make sure your pedal supply outluts at least 300 mA, preferably 500. If you get noise or cross talk it's probably your power supply. I had to return my first cheap supply because of a ground loop issue causing all kinds of hum that lowered in volume every time I touched one of the pedals. Don't blame this on the pedal. I plug it in to a small bluetooth speaker via the headphone out plug for practice sessions and use the very handy aux in port to connect my phone for a metronome and to play along to other music. I could only be happier if it came with a randy supermodel than made me breakfast in bed and cleaned my house. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2022 by Theron L.
    • Edit added after having for sometime..
Color: White Size: Opto-Comp
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It is not an effects pedal. If it is doing it's job, you shouldn't hear it doing anything. That's exactly what I wanted and that's what I got. You can't tell it's on, but everything is now evened out very nicely. Not sure yet if I am getting any added sustain, but I need to work it it more to verify if so or if not. Even so, my sound is much more even now and that's what I really was looking for. Really easy to use compared to others I have had. About 10 seconds and it was good to go. Great job Ampeg! I also have their Classic preamp pedal which is awesome. Great together! EDIT: Having had this for sometime now I have changed from 5 stars to 3 at best. The problem is I have a jazz bass with passive pups and they are not hot enough to drive this pedal. The sensitivity is really weak. I put my Ampeg Classic Preamp before it which made it work fine, but the preamp had to have the volume up really high which made the noise floor unacceptable. The Ampeg Classic has great tone, but terrible noise if up very loud using a cabinet with a horn/tweeter. I may put this on my 6 sting electric and get something else for the bass. It would likely be fine with active or hotter pups. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2020 by Chuck P Chuck P
    • Great box - Just never use a battery with it
Color: Black Size: SCR-DI
DI delivers solid SVT sound with very low noise compared to my Ampeg Micro VR, which I love for practice but is really noisy direct. I would warn - definitely use a 9v adapter. I made the mistake of using it with a battery. Even with the instrument unplugged and the unit off, after about 5 hours, it completely drained the battery. I was outside when I heard it going into oscillation as the battery died ( I'd left my system on with the DAW ready to record ), it was the loudest thing and almost broke stuff. My MOTU input device almost didn't come back up, had to unplug and reboot everything. Took me awhile searching about it to find it's a common thing and nothing can be done, except pop a fresh battery in it every 2 hours of play time. But on on an adapter I have had nothing but great sound. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2022 by Sharpy
    • Excelente compresión
Color: White Size: Opto-Comp
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Lo uso para comprimir la señal y dale mi toque personal al ataque antes de la distorsión y pre amplificación. El rango de compresión es perfecto para lo que buscaba y su diseño robusto y resistente quedan buenísimo. Puedes hasta usarlo solo sin necesidad de más pedales y le dará un sustain grandioso a tu sonido ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by edwin jose chirino ferrer edwin jose chirino ferrer
    • Perfect Bass Chorus
Color: Purple Size: Liquifier
I have had various Chorus effects over the last 30 (!) years as a former pro guitarist. This guy is just so smooth and clean for bass. It lives up to its name: The bass lines just liquify and start dripping off the ceiling in fine waterfalls. Thumbs up!
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023 by Mr. Hand
    • KILLER PREAMP
Color: Black Size: Analog Preamp
Great sound. On the same level if not better than the sans amp, and a way better price
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2022 by Maureen Corrigan

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