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RATE -

 Specifies the rate at which the LFO  (Low 

Frequency Oscillator) modulates the analog delay 

time. Slower settings are ideal for large classic 

sweeps, while faster settings create spinning, rotary 

and film projector effects. 

ECHO ROOM

TIME -

 Minimum position is perfect for vibrato and 

bright chorus, while mid position shifts the tone to a 

deep choral motion. At maximum position, beautiful 

modulated slap delay is achieved.

THICK CHORUS

DEPTH - 

Determines the amount of modulation applied 

to the delay time. As this control is increased, the 

motion transforms from subtle vibrato to chorus, and 

then into multi-octave time modulation.

FILM PROJECTOR

MIX: 

In the down position the chorus sound is open and 

natural. At middle position the sound becomes thick and 

warmth is increased. In the up position (Vibrato), only 

the wet signal is heard. 

MONO/STEREO SWITCH: 

To access both outputs (in 

bypass), you will need to remove the bottom of the MF 

Chorus and set this switch to Stereo. Then use a 

¼

” TRS 

to TS insert cable or TRS to TS splitter.

WARNING:

 

When set to Stereo and in bypass, excessive 

loading may occur. To avoid this, set this switch to Mono. 
A stereo output will still be present.

EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUT: 

This input is assigned to the 

Rate control. Use it to sweep from slow shifts to chopping 

musical extremes. With Rate set to maximum, audio rate 

modulation is possible.

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