Will Neunaber’s Tri-Chorus Plus Inspire your guitar playing?
8 chorus effects aboard stereo pedal
Neunaber, the California company famed for ultra-versatile effects such as the Immerse reverb, has announced its latest expansive stompbox, the Inspire Tri-Chorus Plus.
Based around variations of the tri-chorus algorithm, the Inspire packs a whopping eight effect types, all of which run in stereo:
- Tri - the classic rack chorus effect
- Hex - two tri-choruses paralleled for an ultra-dense effect
- Cascade Tone - two tri-choruses in series create a rich, lush effect
- Cascade Vibe - tri-chorus and tri-vibrato in series makes for a complex sound
- Harmonic Vibe - Low-frequency tri-chorus and high-frequency tri-vibrato, a more subtle effect that works well with overdrive
- Harmonic Detune - low-frequency detune and high-frequency tri-chorus, even more subtle and sounds great with heavy distortion
- +Detune - tri-chorus+detune for that ultimate rack chorus tone
- +Echo - tri-chorus+echo is a classic combo
Aside from mix, depth and rate knobs, the Inspire’s fourth control adjusts effect-dependent parameters, while analogue dry signal makes for minimal noise and latency.
The Inspire Tri-Chorus Plus is available now for $249 from Neunaber.
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