Perfect for both the studio and the stage, the FTelettronica Plurichorus goes beyond anything you’ll find in your typical, basic chorus pedal. A fully analog, multi-modulation pedal built around Bucket Brigade Device (BBD) technology, the Plurichorus offers everything from warm, lush chorus to flanging, comb-filter effects, and short slap-back echo. The four-position rotary switch gives you Filter Matrix, Flange, Chorus, and Slap Back modes, each with a distinctly different approach to the effect.
The controls are highly interactive, which is where the Plurichorus gets really interesting. Rate and Width control the modulation, while Tune changes function depending on the mode. Filter Matrix lets you manually sweep through chime-like comb-filter sounds, Flange gives you everything from slow sweeps to faster, more dramatic whooshing effects, Chorus creates moving echo textures, and Slap Back turns the pedal into a short-delay effect. Feedback adds another dimension by increasing the intensity or number of repeats, and can even push the pedal into self-oscillation for more extreme sounds.
There's also a Blend switch for choosing between a wet/dry mix and effected-only output, plus a Direct Out that can be sent to a second amplifier for a spacious stereo setup. That's a lot of functionality for a single modulation pedal, and the Plurichorus is particularly well suited to players who want to experiment rather than just add a little chorus to their sound.
Perfect for both the studio and the stage, the FTelettronica Plurichorus goes beyond anything you’ll find in your typical, basic chorus pedal. A fully analog, multi-modulation pedal built around Bucket Brigade Device (BBD) technology, the Plurichorus offers everything from warm, lush chorus to flanging, comb-filter effects, and short slap-back echo. The four-position rotary switch gives you Filter Matrix, Flange, Chorus, and Slap Back modes, each with a distinctly different approach to the effect.
The controls are highly interactive, which is where the Plurichorus gets really interesting. Rate and Width control the modulation, while Tune changes function depending on the mode. Filter Matrix lets you manually sweep through chime-like comb-filter sounds, Flange gives you everything from slow sweeps to faster, more dramatic whooshing effects, Chorus creates moving echo textures, and Slap Back turns the pedal into a short-delay effect. Feedback adds another dimension by increasing the intensity or number of repeats, and can even push the pedal into self-oscillation for more extreme sounds.
There's also a Blend switch for choosing between a wet/dry mix and effected-only output, plus a Direct Out that can be sent to a second amplifier for a spacious stereo setup. That's a lot of functionality for a single modulation pedal, and the Plurichorus is particularly well suited to players who want to experiment rather than just add a little chorus to their sound.
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