The LN-304 Ensemble chorus pedal serves up the classic sound of a vintage Roland Jazz Chorus thanks to a circuit based around an MN3207 bucket brigade device chip. Budget guitar effects pedal maker Rowin managed to pack an impressive pure and warm chorus sound into the LN-304’s tiny chassis and even gave it two distinct voicing modes, Normal and Deep, which you can switch between using an integrated two-way selector toggle. The LN-304 Ensemble also features dedicated Level, Depth, and Rate pots for precise tonal control.
Brand: Rowin
Features:
Details: Specifications:
Working Current:14mA
Dimensions:75(D)x36(W)x26(H)mm
Weight:133g
Package list:1 x Rowin LN-304
EAN: 6163483281190
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