J.Rockett Audio Designs Aqueous Chorus

Name: Aqueous Chorus
Brand: J.Rockett Audio Designs
SKU: 429321
Price: 265.00 EUR
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ID : 429321

EAN : 0851236004894

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Essential Information About the Chorus/Vibe Modulation Pedal
• Tilt EQ dedicated to the processed signal to switch from a vintage "bucket brigade" tone to clearer, more liquid "watery" textures.
• Built-in preamp to compensate for the typical volume drops of modulations or to control the input: a pedal that is always lively and present in the mix.
• Dual personality: lush and silky chorus, organic vibe with rotating speaker-like speeds.
• Wide range of settings (Speed, Depth, Mix) from subtle to wild psychedelic for both live and studio use.

Aqueous Chorus

265,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

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Vintage Roots, Modern Approach

Inspired by early analog delay line "bucket brigade" circuits and the Uni-Vibe aesthetic of the 60s-70s, this pedal reinterprets the textures that shaped rock, blues, and pop. The Tilt EQ allows fine-tuning of the tone without compromising the sought-after analog character, from thick chorus reminiscent of classic ensembles to more translucent layers favored by some contemporary virtuosos.

For Which Guitarist and Uses?

Perfect for the guitarist seeking a versatile chorus/vibe: from classy blues to alternative rock, smooth funk to shoegaze, and even psychedelic atmospheres. In the studio, it ideally sits at the end of the gain chain to widen the stereo field of a mono reamp; on a live pedalboard, its preamp ensures a consistent volume foundation.

Features Designed for Creativity

The controls are designed to quickly find "the sweet spot." Output is used to regain volume unity or tame the input for darker textures. Tilt EQ affects only the modulated signal to precisely sculpt the tone. Speed adjusts the chorus/vibe rate, Depth controls the modulation intensity, from subtle shimmer to pronounced waves. The Mix manages the blend between the two paths: beyond about 75% travel, it isolates the Vibe section for separate EQ; lowering it gradually blends chorus with vibe for very musical thicknesses. The built-in preamp provides natural gain makeup and can limit attack for a smoother response.

Sound

Transparent when desired, colored as soon as Depth is pushed, the pedal responds finely to playing dynamics. Expect a wide, bright but never harsh chorus, and a moving, fluid, and "liquid" vibe capable of evoking rotating speaker effects or more experimental textures. Balancing vintage shimmer and crystalline modernity, it maintains excellent clarity in chords and strong sustain on held notes.

Technical specifications

Effects	Chorus, Vibe	Type	sector
Technology	Analog	Use	electric guitar
Format	Pedal	Color	Blue
EQ	Tone

Output	level adjustment for volume unity or input attenuation.	Bypass type	not specified.
Tilt EQ (wet signal only)	voicing from vintage "bucket brigade" to modern bright.	I/O configuration	not specified.
Speed	chorus/vibe rate.	Power supply	9 V DC (center negative, standard pedalboard) - subject to manufacturer specifications.
Depth	modulation intensity, from subtle to extreme.	Current consumption	mA not specified.
Mix	blend between chorus and vibe; beyond about 75%, Vibe section isolated for separate EQ.

Questions frequently asked

What power supply is required for the J.Rockett Audio Designs Aqueous Chorus?

The specified power supply is 9 V DC with center negative, standard pedalboard type. The current consumption in mA is not provided.

How does the Mix control work between chorus and vibe?

The Mix control adjusts the blend between the chorus and vibe voices. Beyond approximately 75% of its range, the Vibe section is isolated to receive a separate EQ setting. Reducing the Mix gradually blends the chorus back in with the vibe.

Does the Tilt EQ affect the entire signal?

The Tilt EQ affects only the modulated signal and allows shifting from a vintage bucket brigade tone to a brighter sound.

Is the Aqueous Chorus suitable for blues, funk, or shoegaze?

Inspired by analog bucket brigade delay circuits and the 60s-70s Uni-Vibe aesthetic, this pedal covers textures suited for blues, funk, alternative rock, and shoegaze.

Does the built-in preamp change the output level?

The built-in preamp provides natural compensation gain to maintain volume level. The Output control allows matching unity gain or attenuating the input for darker textures.