Bi-Chorus
By Analog Man
Analog Man's chorus with two sets of speed and depth controls, so you can footswitch between two chorus settings. True stereo optional.
About this pedal
The Bi-Chorus keeps the Analog Man chorus sound but adds a second set of speed and depth knobs. It isn’t two choruses: you get two presets you can switch between on the fly without reaching down. It comes in a powder-coated, die-cast Hammond-style box with side or top jacks.
Options include true stereo outputs, a mix knob or depth toggle, and a remote jack for switching between the two settings from a looper or switcher.
Specs
| Controls | Two sets of speed and depth knobs (two switchable chorus presets) |
|---|---|
| Jacks | Side or top; stereo is top jacks only |
| Options | {"Remote A/B switching jack (mono, top jacks)":"+$75","Depth toggle (not with mix knob)":"+$25","True stereo outputs":"+$50","Mix knob":"+$25"} |
| Price note | price_max = mono with remote jack and mix knob |
Quick answers
- How much does the Bi-Chorus cost?
- Analog Man lists it at $295 to $395 (USD), depending on options. Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Bi-Chorus still available?
- Yes. Analog Man lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Bi-Chorus?
- Analog Man. Where it's built: Handmade in the USA (Analog Delay and Prince of Tone are hand-soldered but not fully USA-built). It's listed here as a modulation pedal.
- What warranty does Analog Man offer?
- Analog Man warrants all pedals it builds or modifies for one year to the original owner. Pedals it sells but doesn't build or modify carry their own manufacturer's warranty.
- How long is the wait for Analog Man gear?
- King of Tone is sold only through a waiting list (email to join, see kingoftone.com); the list is very long and customers are limited to four KOT pedals total since 2016. Other pedals list their build time on each order page's availability line.