TC Electronic June-60 Chorus

Voegt et ff wat meer warmte toe aan je synthts....het jammere is de levering 1 dag is 2 dagen

Leuke chorus. Niet mijn eerste keus, maar leuk voor er bij. Voor de prijs hoef je het niet te laten.

Aangenaam verrast door dit pedaal. Leuk extraatje om te schakelen tussen mono en stereo. De sound is wel wat meer gericht op de gitaar dan op een synth naar mijn gevoel. Eén van de weinige mooie uit de nieuwe lijn van TC.

Leuk Chorus pedaaltje, heeft 3 standen. Als je op zoek bent naar het Juno 60 chorus, kijk dan verder, want de snelheid van de chorus is veel te snel. Het is een "vintage" chorus, niet per se een clone. Afwerking altijd goed van TC Electronic, dit keer met houten "cheeks"

Middelmatig chorus pedaltje, klinkt leuk achter een MFB Dominion 1, verder niet veel interessants uit kunnen halen nog.

Epic - this pedal will do great things for your set up. I'll be honest, I had my reservations about this before purchasing it but all I can say is you really do need this pedal. The intended purpose was initially trying to assist the recreation of classic Juno type sounds on cheap synths but as soon as the pedal was powered up I was taken back by how wide the sound was. I first tested the June-60 with a Korg Monologue, a synth that to me sounded quite flat and very uninspiring. Wow. This mono synth is now one of my favourites all thanks to the pedal - the sound just opens up and fills the stereo field adding more complexity and harmonic content which completely changes the sound. I have experimented by using the pedal inline from synth to mixer channel and also found a good way to generate a very similar chorus sound to the Juno which is to use it on a auxiliary send/return from the mixer and dial in the desired amount. I have also used this on various synth and drum modules, and the key is to experiment with each of the chorus options, or as you'll find, even just having the pedal engaged with no chorus selected sounds amazing. I bought the June-60 along with the TC-Electronic 3rd Dimension and chaining these together adds a lot of movement to the sound. Go buy this pedal along with a bunch of other pedals at these brilliant prices and find new sounds for your synths and guitars. I'll pretty much use the June-60 on everything now. Please note remember to use a TRS stereo to two mono cable to hear the magic of this pedal. Bax Music provided a great service and were much more competitively priced than other online retailers.

Don’t use chorus much but need it now and again so this pedal was ideal plus I was born in June in the 60’s it’s simple to use looks great well made you want some chorus you switch it on the 1 setting you want a diluted chorus you switch on the 2 setting you want a mix you switch them both on nothing fancy but for the money it’s great investment you want a fancy pants chorus pedal go buy a fancy pants chorus pedal me ! This will do nicely plus Tc Electronic what can I say love their pedals

Beautiful looking and extremely well made, but the sound of the effect is not quite what I hoped for. I have at least two other chorus pedals already with regular control schemes, but it's not an effect I particularly use often because I find to difficult to the dial in well. So, the idea of this being preset to some kind of classic sound was very appealing. As it stands,the first setting on this just is more or less acceptable, as I might expect to get straight out of any chorus pedal from without bothering to adjust the dials, while setting 2 is unpleasantly watery and metallic as I'd expect from setting dials at a suboptimal extreme. The 'third' setting of 1&2 together is pretty much just dominated by the unpleasant setting 2. Setting 2 also seems to introduce something like clock noise into the signal - when you're not playing you can still hear it churning on the 'silence'. So there's that. Apparently there are two internal trimpots in it that change the depth and speed a little, so it's possible this could be improved with some homework. That does kind of defeat the purpose of why I wanted it, though. Still, it does look lovely and from a tactile perspective is pleasant enough to use. Unless finances get desperate I'll probably still keep it: for thirty odd quid you could argue it's worthwhile even as an ornament. But, styling aside, I think I like my old Tokai better. The service from Bax Music was faultless, incidently. I was particularly grateful for the choice of delivery companies enabling me to bypass the incompetent Yodel.