Chorus Effect in Old Marshall Bi-Chorus Amps:

[Inspector #20]

I've never heard any pedal deliver the warmth and depth of chorus that these old amps produce. I've had a couple of them apart and basically found a simple processor is responsible for that tone.

For those of you who have heard one of these, is there any pedal that can replicate that chorus effect????

 

[Amp Mad Scientist]

You know it's stereo so you need 2 amps 2 speakers.
But the pedal is actually tri chorus, same type idea.

 

[Inspector #20]

You know it's stereo so you need 2 amps 2 speakers.
But the pedal is actually tri chorus, same type idea.

Nope. I'm not using, nor evaluating them in stereo, although the amps have that capability.

 

[Amp Mad Scientist]

Nope. I'm not using, nor evaluating them in stereo, although the amps have that capability.

The marshall bi chorus is a stereo amplifier.

https://schematicheaven.net/marshallamps/stereochorusrev_2x80w_8280.pdf

I think that the chorus depends on stereo.

 

[67plexi]

Most recordings from the 1980'S are Eventide harmonizer pitch shifters two units in stereo not Chorus

 

[Inspector #20]

The marshall bi chorus is a stereo amplifier.

https://schematicheaven.net/marshallamps/stereochorusrev_2x80w_8280.pdf

I think that the chorus depends on stereo.

Just plugged in and in use, I do not believe there is any stereo effect on the Bi-Chorus amps.

 

[Inspector #20]

Most recordings from the 1980'S are Eventide harmonizer pitch shifters two units in stereo not Chorus

No argument here, but that's way off this topic.