70’S MODE
Simple, warm mono chorus.
A single LFO moves the left channel against a stationary dry signal on the right. This is New Wave’s only mono mode.
NEW WAVE VIDEO LIBRARY
JACKSON AUDIO × MARK LETTIERI
Authentic stereo chorus and vibrato built around MN3007 bucket-brigade chips, seven savable modes, MIDI, tap tempo, and complete control over movement.
THE ENGINE
Genuine MN3007 BBD chips operate at 15 volts, like classic rack and chorus units. A digital microprocessor controls the analog circuit, presets, waveforms, MIDI, and timing.
SEVEN SAVABLE MODES
70’S MODE
A single LFO moves the left channel against a stationary dry signal on the right. This is New Wave’s only mono mode.
80’S MODE
Two LFOs move simultaneously to create the spacious, polished stereo modulation associated with classic ’80s units.
RACK MODE
One channel moves upward in pitch while the other moves downward, creating an expansive stereo chorus sound.
VIBRATO MODE
Remove the dry signal and shape a classic analog vibrato using the pedal’s complete modulation controls.
ROTARY MODE
Pitch modulation and ratio control recreate the independent movement of a rotary cabinet’s horn and lower rotor.
HARMONIC MODE
The left and right channels move in a mathematical relationship, producing rhythmic and harmonically complex chorus sounds.
USER CONTROL
Access the complete control set and create anything from subtle movement to extreme stereo modulation.
STEREO MOVEMENT
Shift the channels from synchronized movement to 180 degrees out of phase for wider chorus.
Change the speed relationship between the left and right channels for rhythmic and rotary-style movement.
FIVE LFO SHAPES
The two custom harmonic shapes are inspired by the modulation character of the ARP Solina keyboard.
Move from dry signal through balanced chorus to full pitch vibrato. This gives you direct control over how strongly the modulation affects the original sound.
Adjust the tonal character of the modulation from warm and softened to bright and defined.
DEPTH controls the strength of the pitch movement. DELAY changes the BBD clock’s center frequency, moving between loose, open chorus and tighter, more compressed textures.
MIDI provides external control of New Wave’s modes, presets, and performance functions while the audio path remains analog.
ANALOG CHORUS · VIBRATO · ROTARY
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 16 reviews.
Review topics: ["pedal","chorus","features","sounds","delivery"].
"I love this product so much with the analogue tone and feel but the digital control in such a compact package. It is rhe ultimate chorus pedal. What a shame it has been discontinued. I would buy three more if I could to have on other smaller gigging boards."
— Timothy (5/5)
"This pedal is a dream come true!!"
— Devon (5/5)
"Great pedal!"
— Layke E. (5/5)
"Love everything about this pedal."
— Patrick R. (5/5)
"This is hands down my favorite chorus pedal. Sounds incredible, fun to play, and easy to use. I LOVE this thing."
— Emily P. (5/5)
"Although after buying it, it had to be immediately returned for warranty, but it was replaced with a new one. I still had to change the Strymon Zuma to a Cioks power supply and finally managed to connect and enjoy amazing sound.Love this pedal!"
— Alvidas K. (5/5)
"Definitely more than a vintage style chorus. In addition to the wonderfully designed, lush stereo chorus, there are some fantastic features here that not only allow you to dial in the right amount, but takes you beyond traditional chorus into unique new flavors that you can't find anywhere else. Taking the time to experiment with this intricate wonder box will pay off in spades. My only item on the wishlist is that it had a full stereo input to match the outputs so I don't need to run a separate cable into the pedal board when I chain it up. But given it's compact design, I can understand and in some cases appreciate this setup. I'm a chorus-head and have way too many chorus pedals and rack units from every decade and I recommend this for my fellow chorus junkies and those looking to have expansive but usable options for chorus / modulation."
— Chris M. (5/5)
"Amazing pedal with incredible features/sounds. The only drawback is the power requirement. Even my Strymon Zuma couldn't handle it since it needs 18v and 300mA. Since it doesn't come with a power supply, I was forced to buy a Cioks unit that has enough current to properly power the unit up. The 250 mA from the Zuma will cause lights to come on but no functionality."
— Rod V. (5/5)
"This is the most versatile chorus pedal I’ve played and sounds amazing. Definitely worth the money for the extra features"
— austin d. (5/5)
"Simply the best chorus effects I've ever heard, with a ton of other mods thrown in. A keeper."
— Jamie E. (5/5)