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Clean Classic Chorus The Boss CH-1 Super Chorus effect pedal delivers the classic, warm and clear Chorus sound that Roland has ... All product info
The Boss CH-1 Super Chorus effect pedal delivers the classic, warm and clear Chorus sound that Roland has been famous for since the introduction of the Jazz Chorus amplifiers.
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The controls for Depth and Rate allow the sound of the Boss CH-1 to be effectively and precisely adjusted, while the EQ can emphasize the low or the high frequencies. The Effect Level knob continuously influences the relationship between the Chorus signal and the dry guitar signal.
The Boss CH-1 Super Chorus effect pedal can be supplied with power either via a 9V battery or an optionally available power adapter.
Boss Ch-1 is a perfect chorus for the ones who looking for an easy chorus to use and in the same time decent sounding one.Like the other Boss pedals recently made this chorus is digital which sounds more sterile than the older CH-1 which was a lot warmer and better sounding.It has stereo feature, which is kind a good and EQ filter to shape your sound.This is more of guitar solo chorus and if you want to use it for chords voicing youll better look for Boss CE-5.My overall opinion for this chorus is that its very usefull in varity of ways and can be use from beginners to professionals with no issue but for me digital sounding chorus pedals are not the best in term of sound quality.
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The Boss Ch-1 is a cracking, no nonesence chorus pedal. Whilst it doesn't have the glamour or reputation of other choruses, it also doesn't have the extra features that really, no one in your audience gives a monkeys about. It sounds like a chorus, but won't break the bank. Fits easily on most boards but it rugged. A decent pedal with no frills.
Overall, a very nice chorus. Not really in your face but works like a charm. Nice airy sound. If Im not mistaken, it is the one used by Robert Smith in The Cure. Controls are very efficient and you can easily dial rhytmical or more lead chorus sounds.This article is a natural follow up the Pedal Primary Colour Wheel feature I did back in August, and has actually been on the drawing board for a while. I kind of knew the process would be long-winded and time-consuming - which it was, and I wasn’t sure what formation I would be best off using - so it all evolved somewhat organically with the starting point as a Purple to Red Spectrum Transition with a monochromatic scale tagged onto the end. In any case it ended up in this current format somewhat naturally, and in alignment with the typical spectrum gradient/scale with some minor adjustments, I applied 40 of the key colour tone pedals across this scale - do note that there can be some slight variations/deviations in tonality here.
There are subtle variations of shade and hue throughout the range and a few more tonal varieties than I reference, but I settled on 40 as being the ideal number to articulate the rainbow transition. As expected, we end up with large clusters of Blues and Yellows to Reds - with more incidental peripheral solitary shades along the way.
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I first and foremost selected the specific hue variations, and then my preferred pedal varieties which fit within those hue assignations - to reach this final arrangement. It's by no means a list of my preferred Boss pedals, but more of a hybrid of form and function - where I selected a favourite or two where I could.
I've already detailed which of Boss's colour tones have become industry standard benchmarks, per my article on the 'Primary Colour Wheel' and its follow-up features (Colour Means 'X'). And referenced the OD series (Yellow), Tremolo (Teal), Blues Driver (Blue), Chorus (Sky Blue), and Flanger (Magenta/Grape). There were other manufactures that laid claim to a number of shades Boss employs - including Ibanez's Green Tube Screamers vs Boss's Green Phasers, and MXR's Orange Phaser vs Boss's Orange Distortions.
My favourite colour sweep is probably the Yellow to Orange to Red to Black for Boss's Drive/Distortion/Metal pedals - which I've sort of adopted in my own 12 Degrees of Saturation spectrum chart. Of course Boss's highly appealing pedal design is not just about the colours - it's also about the very distinctive fonts employed - which Roland are obviously very secretive about.
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Roland Corporation has designed a number of notable fonts over the years including for its TB-303, TR-808 and TR-909 devices. Those fonts fit within a wider pantheon of sci-fi style fonts which share similarities with those engineered for the movies Bladerunner and Terminator. Roland also has the notable Rbio Corporate font pictured above - which though is somewhat different to the Boss Pedal Font - which I'm led to believe is called 'Boss Compact TT'. There have been a number of free font equivalents over the years based on Rbio and Compact TT - Pbio and one called 'Toss' even - which have almost entirely had take-down notices applied against them, and are not available any more. I can totally understand how essential Roland's and Boss's fonts are to their product design, and how Roland would not like the copyists and forgers to get their hands on these fonts in any way. When I do my predicted Boss pedal prototype visuals I copy and paste individual cut out letters - old-school Letraset-style!
The Product Design work on the Boss Pedals is quite incredible really - with a lot of depth and attention to detail - and quite a few quirks along the way with different derivations of particular letters deployed. So it's the Colour, plus the Font, plus the various Knob design types employed, and of course that now benchmark latched-plate compact enclosure format which has proved
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