Jackson Audio New Wave Analog Stereo Chorus Pedal

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zZounds Gear Experts Say...
With authentic MN3007 bucket-brigade chips and a digital microprocessor, the New Wave offers classic chorus tones with pinpoint accuracy and control!

The Jackson Audio NEW WAVE is a stereo analog chorus/vibrato pedal that uses real MN3007 BBD chips and a digital microprocessor for precise control. This pedal offers a ton of flexibility with programmable presets and many industry firsts, and Jackson Audio worked with Mark Lettieri (Snarky Puppy) during its development to create the ultimate chorus pedal.

The NEW WAVE features seven presets tailored for classic and modern Chorus, Vibrato, and Rotary sounds, including 70's, 80's, Rack, Vibrato, Rotary, Harmonic, and User Control. The pedal also offers five digitally controlled LFO wave shapes: sine, triangle, square, and two custom harmonic shapes inspired by the ARP Solina keyboard.

-Input Impedance: 1M
-Output Impedance: 100k
-Power Supply: DC
-Voltage Input: 18V
-Polarity: Center Negative
-Current Draw: 250mA
-Dimensions: 5" x 4.5"

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 559-522-5766
Email: support@jacksonaudio.net
Web: https://jackson.audio/pages/contact

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