Quick Specifications
Pedal Type: All-Analog Bucket-Brigade (BBD) Chorus & Vibrato
Controls: Volume, Rate, Depth, Vibe Toggle
Bypass Layout: High-grade True Bypass Switching
Power Requirements: 9VDC Negative Center Only (Do Not Exceed)
Current Draw: 70 mA
Dimensions: 4.42” × 2.38” × 1.22” (112 mm x 60 mm x 31 mm)
The JHS 3 Series Chorus delivers the legendary, warm textures of classic 1970s and 1980s bucket-brigade analog modulation. The circuit spans an incredibly wide array of modulation sounds, from a slow, subtle thickening to a rapid, sea-sick pitch wobble. The Volume control adjusts the overall output level of the pedal, ensuring easy unity gain or letting you dial in a slight volume boost when the effect is engaged. The Rate knob sets the speed of the low-frequency oscillator, while the Depth control dictates the overall width and presence of the wave's sweep.
The standout feature of this analog stompbox is the heavy-duty Vibe toggle switch. Flipped down, the pedal runs in standard chorus mode, blending your dry guitar signal with a pitch-modulated wet signal to produce a lush, three-dimensional shimmer. Flicking the toggle switch to the up position completely removes your dry guitar signal from the output path. This transforms the circuit into a true pitch-vibrato pedal, delivering a warm, vintage-voiced warble that adds a beautiful lo-fi character to chords, leads, and synth pads.
Housed inside the standard, minimalist all-white 3 Series metal chassis, this compact enclosure keeps your pedalboard footprint highly organized. Built with rugged side-mounted 1/4-inch jacks, a heavy-duty mechanical bypass switch, and a low-profile status LED, your instrument’s baseline tone stays completely transparent when the effect is turned off. The purely analog audio pathway runs on industry-standard 9VDC negative center power and pulls 70 mA current draw. This makes it incredibly easy to power alongside other pedals on standard multi-output power blocks. Do not run this pedal at higher voltages, as doing so will cause internal component damage and void the factory warranty.
Quick Specifications
Pedal Type: All-Analog Bucket-Brigade (BBD) Chorus & Vibrato
Controls: Volume, Rate, Depth, Vibe Toggle
Bypass Layout: High-grade True Bypass Switching
Power Requirements: 9VDC Negative Center Only (Do Not Exceed)
Current Draw: 70 mA
Dimensions: 4.42” × 2.38” × 1.22” (112 mm x 60 mm x 31 mm)
The JHS 3 Series Chorus delivers the legendary, warm textures of classic 1970s and 1980s bucket-brigade analog modulation. The circuit spans an incredibly wide array of modulation sounds, from a slow, subtle thickening to a rapid, sea-sick pitch wobble. The Volume control adjusts the overall output level of the pedal, ensuring easy unity gain or letting you dial in a slight volume boost when the effect is engaged. The Rate knob sets the speed of the low-frequency oscillator, while the Depth control dictates the overall width and presence of the wave's sweep.
The standout feature of this analog stompbox is the heavy-duty Vibe toggle switch. Flipped down, the pedal runs in standard chorus mode, blending your dry guitar signal with a pitch-modulated wet signal to produce a lush, three-dimensional shimmer. Flicking the toggle switch to the up position completely removes your dry guitar signal from the output path. This transforms the circuit into a true pitch-vibrato pedal, delivering a warm, vintage-voiced warble that adds a beautiful lo-fi character to chords, leads, and synth pads.
Housed inside the standard, minimalist all-white 3 Series metal chassis, this compact enclosure keeps your pedalboard footprint highly organized. Built with rugged side-mounted 1/4-inch jacks, a heavy-duty mechanical bypass switch, and a low-profile status LED, your instrument’s baseline tone stays completely transparent when the effect is turned off. The purely analog audio pathway runs on industry-standard 9VDC negative center power and pulls 70 mA current draw. This makes it incredibly easy to power alongside other pedals on standard multi-output power blocks. Do not run this pedal at higher voltages, as doing so will cause internal component damage and void the factory warranty.
