Ibanez Mini Chorus Pedal for Guitar / Bass

Description

CONDITION:
Pedal has been used at home for a few months of occasional playing, functions perfectly, and is in excellent condition. Includes original box and packaging materials.
Please note
in photos that I have applied a tiny bit of white paint to the notches of the top two controls (they come stock as solid black and make it pretty much impossible to see where they're set unless you're really close up and in good light). There is also Velcro (hook/scratchy side) on the bottom of the pedal.
This was easily my favorite chorus pedal I have ever played -- it has that thick, luscious, vintage chorus sound, it's super small and fits on almost any pedal board, it's incredibly solid and built like a tank, and I even love the color.
So why sell it then? Well, I've had a number of chorus pedals over the years, and as it turns out, I really don't use it in my playing! One of my favorite features of this one was the inclusion of a level knob, which allows you to dial the effect in or out (leaving your dry signal untouched), so you can have a chorus as subtle or intense as you like. My problem was, at the settings I liked the chorus sound at, it was so subtle it was almost unnoticeable -- at which point I figured, well, why bother? But other than strumming my way through "Purple Rain" or a handful of Police tunes every now and again, it mostly just sat unused on my board. I'd rather see someone else get some good use out of it instead, and I can use the money for yet more gear --
win-win!
Anyway, what else about this pedal? We've covered
looks great
,
sounds great
,
easy to operate
, and
fits on even the most cramped pedal board
, so we may as well add in the fact that it's
true bypass
,
all analog
,
made in Japan
, and -- oh, yeah --
super cheap
.
Seriously, I almost feel stupid selling it, but if I'm honest, the chorus sound just doesn't fit with my style (I'm more of a phaser guy).
You can check out the demos on YouTube (there are a bunch) and everyone pretty much raves about this little thing, and with good reason. If you're looking for a chorus that isn't expensive, isn't going to take up a bunch of space, sounds amazing, and is built to last, well...here you are!