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Gear Review: Danelectro FAB Chorus
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Mark Tolch
Gear Review: Danelectro FAB Chorus
I am not a huge fan of the chorus effect when it comes to guitar. Used on keyboards, synths, etc, it can add a cool effect similar to what you get from a high speed Leslie rotating speaker cabinet, but on guitar, it's not my thing. However, there are a few occasions when I like to have one on hand to add a subtle effect to a particular song. Tasteful use of the chorus effect can be found on Pink Floyd's album “The Division Bellâ€, but one most commonly identifies it with the horrible... -
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by Ian Jane
By Alex Kattke
Released on: May 26th, 2017
Developed by: Illfonic
Published by: Gun Media
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