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boutique DIY Chorus pedal Demo with JCM800 + Gibson Les Paul Custom Showcase + WYLDE overdrive MXR

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Uploaded by on Dec 14, 2009

Custom Chorus with Intensity and vibrato mods. Demo using an 88' Gibson Les Paul Custom Showcase Edition and a Marshall JCM800 2203 with a MXR Wylde Overdrive

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  • Hi, nice demo and increbile sound, 101% dead spot on Zakk Wylde… I notice from the on-off clicks that you use both the pedal AND preamp distortion.

    I ask you kindly, how do you set them? I don’t mean the exact values e.g. 5 and 7 etc. :-)

    I mean your procedure… e.g. first raise pedal gain until you hear _____, then raise dirty channel gain on the head until ____ (or the opposite etc.).

    Thank you very much and keep on posting demos

  • @dalchimsky Sorry for the delay, well with my 800 I put the preamp maybe on 8. Zakk put the preamp on ten, but since he got 6550 tubes on his marshall (the are a bit cleaner than the el34 I have on mine) I need to watch the gain. I tweak the amp and shoot for a tight, punchy sound. Then I add the OD to add the gain I need. Zakk tend to place all the knobs on his OD at 2 o'clock. I dont do that, I dont want it to get to fuzzy. With my jcm900, since it has more gain, i use the OD as a clean boost.

  • great sound, you conect the chorus direct to IN or to loop efects?

  • Hi, thnaks for the comment. For this demo I went direct to the amp's input. I found I prefer chorus when use before the amp's preamp ( going into the front end ) That way I can dirty the sound a bit./ On the Fx loop, it sounds a bit thin and too hi fi for my tastes, but still good. SO it is a matter of opinions.

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  • sounds great - what circuit is this based on?

  • @malrato7 No problem with the delay!

    I reported your answer to my guitar man, who greatly appreciates your detailed, most useful "tutorial" and will find it unvauable when experimenting with the pedal+preamp combination.

    Thanks again :-)

  • Dam, that was fun.

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