This legendary analog chorus, famously used by Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, offers a clear, rich, three-dimensional, and warm tone that's unlike any other chorus. Simple controls allow you to create a doubling effect, and it can even simulate tones like a 12-string guitar or Leslie speaker. The two-position DEPTH switch lets you switch between a gentle effect and a more intense, vibrato-like effect.
Bakery Melon Pan Chorus is an analog chorus effect that adds a refreshing depth and three-dimensionality to your guitar sound. Based on a traditional chorus effect, setting the modulation deeper creates a vibe-like texture. Although it is a mini size, it has large, easy-to-read knobs and is extremely easy to operate.
A unique, eye-catching chorus pedal. Controls are to select four presets; they are not knobs. You can get from a casual effect to a strong effect. You can obtain a spacious tone like the clean tone of the 80's.
The legendary chorus sound that captivated guitarists worldwide has been revived. Standard mode perfectly recreates the refreshing CE-2 sound. In addition to the CE-1 Chorus mode, which produces the mild modulation of the CE-1, it also features a distinctive Vibrato mode. This chorus is a Waza Craft masterpiece that also supports stereo output.
Pisces Flanger is a modulation effect that adds depth and movement to your guitar sound. From the roar of a jet plane to the dreamy shimmer of a synthesizer, to the floating feeling that colors melodies, you can intuitively create a wide variety of flanger sounds. This is a unit that will bring new inspiration to your playing!
The DC-2W is an effect unit that revives the unique Dimension effect from the Waza Craft series, which crystallizes BOSS craftsmanship and has captivated vintage effect unit enthusiasts by adding width and depth to the sound without distorting the original sound. It comes with an S mode that reproduces the sound of the original DC-2 while revising the internal circuitry, and an SDD-320 mode that reproduces the sound of the SDD-320 Dimension D, a secret effect loved by many engineers.