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Sea Machine

I have a cosmichorus and a pitch pirate both cover different grounds really, the cosmi can do normal and wacko
but the pitchy mainly does wacko.

I'm not a huge chorus fan and I mainly use both for vibrato but when I do set
them for chorus sounds this is what I've gathered.

Just to throw in another option for ya the Seppuku Mind Warp seems cool..

This will melt more than just your brain.

Fuzzy Picklez wrote:

This will melt more than just your brain.

I know I don't need...but I want.

Poly+hoax=brain destruction?

theavondon wrote:

Fuzzy Picklez wrote:

This will melt more than just your brain.

I know I don't need...but I want.

Poly+hoax=brain destruction?

Dear god yes.

I was a chorus-whore for 15 years. Now I have no desire for modulation of any kind. In saying that, I've been through a TON of different chorus pedals both boutique and production. The winner by a mile was the Arion SCH-Z. Plus it has a tone knob and stereo outputs.

pitch pirate is crazy, but I really didn't get much chorus out of it. +1 the sea machine for it's range, and I need to get on to trying the cosmichorus.

I'll back up all the Cosmichorus claims of grey-matter melting ability. Plus it's a great "normal" sounding chorus too. Definitely a versatile pedal....

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vynzsK_--sY[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTZiJG0OXuU[/youtube]

I haz one. This one, I think (though these aren't my vids). It's a thing of wonder. I loves it.

The Sea Machine has my interest at the minute. I'm trying to decide between chorus or something else, but if I go with Chorus, that thing seems SWEET. The Tremolessence en route to me may change things though. The Cosmichorus looks awesome, and I'm expecting Ryan's work to blow me away.

I had a sea machine and I really dug it but I couldn't dial out the uneffected signal, I look at both the sea machine
and cosmichorus as two pedals that if you combined you'd essentially have a polychorus with the cosmi covering
the warbly seasick chorus and flange sounds and the sea machine covering the warbly seasick chorus but
also covering the the reverby double track delay sounds .

The only thing they both don't cover is that filter matrix stuff ehx flangers and the poly cover.

So it seems like we're down to the sea machine(which is an awesome name btw) and the cosmichorus.

And the polychorus, which I hadn't really considered until this post.

Is it weird to be (mildly) sexually attracted to a pedal? Surely that wasn't what EHX had in mind when they developed it!



Uh, I'm not a deviant,

I swear!

Let's pretend this post never happened. Wait, what, it's too late? Can I blame it on booze?
(I meant creatively attracted)

Note on Polychorus: from what I've heard, it's the old big-box models that sound awesome. Apparently the new XO series have a lt of problems, and are unusable due to weird feedback whines in a lot of settings.

jrmy wrote:Note on Polychorus: from what I've heard, it's the old big-box models that sound awesome. Apparently the new XO series have a lt of problems, and are unusable due to weird feedback whines in a lot of settings.

So it wasn't just a bad batch then?