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Digitech Hardwire Stereo Chorus


Digitech Hardwire Stereo Chorus

Digitech Hardwire Stereo Chorus

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Features:

With its stereo I/O, the DigiTech HardWire CR-7 is a chorus pedal offering you 7 chorus effects, ranging from Multivoice and Studio to Boutique, Vintage, and more. Precision control knobs include speed, depth, level and type. True bypass and high-voltage operation are standard features on the DigiTech CR-7 pedal.

The DigiTech HardWire pedals series represents DigiTech's commitment to quality and attention to subtle details. In addition to technical enhancements like true bypass and high voltage operation, all HardWire pedals feature rugged, all-metal construction, a wide, stage-stable footprint, durable, custom-machined metal knobs for a sure grip, and precision potentiometers that guarantee knob positions will stay intact.

The rugged, durable construction of DigiTech Extreme Performance Pedals is just the beginning. Inside each DigiTech HardWire pedal are technological features that serious players require — all updated and improved to their utmost. True bypass preserves the purity of your original tone as signal passes through the pedal, and high voltage operation further protects your sound by eliminating clipping and other signal degradation caused by power drain.

With the high-output pickups found on some electric guitars, it's not unusual to hear clipping when playing through an effects pedal. This occurs when the voltage range produced by a guitar's pickup is greater than the operating voltage of the effects pedal — normally limited to the voltage supplied by the effect's battery or power supply. HardWire pedals incorporate circuitry that increases the operating voltage headroom above that of the typical pedal. As such, HardWire pedals benefit a wider range of guitars and are also at home in an amplifier's effects loop.

DigiTech HardWire Series CR-7 Stereo Chorus Guitar Effects Pedal Features:

Hardwire bypass
Constant high-voltage rails
7 Chorus types (modern, multi, analog, studio, boutique, jazz, and vintage)
Indicator LED
Stereo 1/4" inputs/outputs
Controls for level, speed, depth, and chorus type
9V DC battery operation
Optional PS200R adapter compatible


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Model: CR-7
Manufacturer: Digitech

SKU: ae00-6874^CR-7
Weight: 0.00
Regular Price: $189.95
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