Detail 01
Analog circuit
Signal stays in the analog domain, which softens the top end rather than tracking it cleanly like digital chorus.

Independent shopping perspective
Analog chorus pedal from EHX's long-running Small line. For guitarists who want warm, watery modulation from a compact box without menu diving.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Signal stays in the analog domain, which softens the top end rather than tracking it cleanly like digital chorus.
Detail 02
Wider than a standard compact pedal but shallow, so it eats board width more than depth.
Detail 03
Entry to mid tier. You are paying for the circuit, not for presets or connectivity.
Detail 04
Goes in your amp's front end or an effects loop, not into a mixer or DI input.
Detail 05
Doubles and slightly detunes your signal. Most audible on clean tones, muddier under heavy gain.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Analog. The chorus is generated in the analog signal path, which gives it a warmer, less precise character than digital modulation units.
No power supply is included. You will need a separate 9V pedal supply or battery, depending on how you power your board.
It is built and voiced as a guitar pedal. Bass players can try it, but low-end response is not what this circuit was designed around.
Typically after overdrive and distortion, before delay and reverb. Modulating a clean or lightly driven signal keeps the effect defined.
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