MXR M134 STEREO CHORUS
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An Heir to Great Analog Choruses
The MXR M134 continues the aesthetic of BBD circuit analog choruses that marked the 1980s, but with more headroom thanks to its 18 V power supply. Within the MXR range, it is the "large format" reference for a lush chorus, ready for both stage and studio.
For Which Musicians and Styles?
Ideal for guitarists and multi-instrumentalists seeking an expressive chorus, from bright pop-funk to 80s rock, from enveloping shoegaze to ambient textures. In stereo, it opens up the sound across two amps or DI/amp recording for modern productions. Its dynamic reserve also suits humbucker guitars, low tunings, and keyboards.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Chorus / Flanger / Phaser, Chorus | Settings | treble, bass, rate, intensity, width |
| Technology | Analog | Type | sector |
| Format | Pedal | Use | guitar |
| Inputs | Jack | Color | Yellow |
| Outputs | 2 x jack | Power supply included | No |
| True bypass | Yes | Power supply | DC 18 V, 2x 9V batteries |
| EQ | 2 channels | ||
Questions frequently asked
Can the MXR M134 be used in stereo?
The stereo path has two 6.35 mm jack outputs, allowing output to two amps or a DI/amp setup.
What power supply is required for this chorus pedal?
The required power supply is 18 V DC with a consumption of about 26 mA. Two 9 V batteries can also power the pedal. The power supply is not included.
How to adjust the sound of the MXR M134 chorus?
The Rate, Width, and Intensity controls adjust the speed, depth, and amount of modulation respectively. The Bass and Treble EQ affect the modulated frequencies, with a ±12 dB range at 100 Hz and 3 kHz. The Bass Filter switch reduces modulation in the low end.
What is the speed range of the MXR M134?
The modulation speed Rate covers approximately 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz, for slow or faster movements.
Is the bypass of the M134 buffered?
The bypass is buffered to preserve the highs on long pedal chains.
