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POGOLAB Analog Chorus Pedal, Electric Guitar Effects Pedal, Mini Single Type, DC 9V, True Bypass

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Color: Chorus


Features

  • [Chorus Effect] The POGOLAB chorus pedal can stimulate the pure line chorus and achieve a fresh and broad chorus effect with a classic BBD chip.
  • [Chorus Tone] The chorus effect is a kind of effect that uses the BBD circuit to mix the sound with the original sound after delay and pitch shift and output a soft and wide effect similar to the mixed chorus
  • [Durable Construction] This guitar pedal is well-made and durable, made of aluminum alloy. There is an indicator light to clearly show the working state of the pedal.
  • [True Bypass] True Bypass switching design allows the signal to go through the pedal while remaining intact. Pressing the footswitch to turn effects on or off.
  • [Easy to Use] As most pedals run on DC adapters, this pedal is powered by DC 9V (center negative). The cable and adapter are NOT included. One up and running, connecting via the sturdy, and tough-looking connectors on the side of the pedal, one in, and one out, the pedal is easy to use.

Brand: POGOLAB


Style: Compact


Color: Chorus


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.62 x 1.93 x 1.85 inches


Voltage: 9 Volts


Item Weight: 7 ounces


Product Dimensions: 3.62 x 1.93 x 1.85 inches


Date First Available: August 29, 2023


Color Name: Chorus


Signal Format: Analog


Size: Chorus


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 9 Volts


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