[sdiy] picture of 19" 1U rackmount Triple Chorus

[anthony]

There's some EQ-ing that's done when the effect is "off" so that when you 
stomp it in, the transition is seamless. This is in the Dimension C. For me 
I guess this would be something of a non-issue since chorus is an effect 
that I ALWAYS have one. But only because I only have ONE chorus pedal at the 
moment. When I make an EXACT copy of my interpretation of tonepad.com's 
Small Clone clone (that I have dubbed "Small Clown"), I'll have it set as 
more of a vibrato that I would want to switch in and out and not having a 
"pop" would be a good thing.

The Dimension D is very similar in concept to the Dimension C - but very 
different in terms of the actual circuit. I think having "the best of both 
worlds" would be good. The Dimension C is mono in stereo out - so it can 
make a boringly mono signal excitingly stereo. The Dim D is stereo in - 
stereo out.>punkt< It is very easy to make the Dimension C stereo in (which 
Scott Stites did do).

> >And of course, Scott Stites has alreay done and awesome clone od the Dim 
> >C
>>as have Topopiccione (but the latter saw fit to make it true bypass which 
>>I
>>think ruins the effect in this case...).
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> Is Scott selling PCBs? I don't want to make competition then, for the sake
> of both of us, unless I can offer something considerably different.
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> In what way does true bypass ruin the effect ?!
> (I'd go for both, true bypass, and electronic bypass, BTW.)
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> JH.
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