Electro-Harmonix Small Clone Analog Chorus Pedal – New

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The Electro-Harmonix Small Clone is a classic analogue chorus pedal known for its lush, spacious modulation and instantly recognisable sound. With a simple Rate control and two-position Depth switch, it moves from subtle shimmer to deep, pulsating chorus and is especially popular for grunge, alternative, indie, rock and clean guitar textures. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Electro-Harmonix | Model | Small Clone | Type | Analog Chorus Pedal | Condition | New | Circuit | Analogue | Controls | Rate, Depth | Audio | Mono | Bypass | True Bypass | Current Draw | 12mA | Power | 9V Battery / Optional DC Adapter | Best For | Grunge, alternative, indie, rock and ambient guitar | Classic Small Clone Chorus The Small Clone produces a rich doubling effect by blending your dry signal with a slightly pitch-modulated signal. Rate controls the speed of the modulation, while the Depth switch selects a lighter or deeper chorus effect. Slow settings create spacious shimmer, while faster settings produce more obvious pulsating and warbling modulation. The Small Clone is also famously associated with Kurt Cobain, helping make its deep analogue chorus sound a staple of alternative and grunge guitar. What's Included? Electro-Harmonix Small Clone Chorus Pedal 9V battery External power adapter not included. Technical Specifications Specification | Details | Circuit | Analogue | Audio | Mono | Controls | Rate, Depth Switch | Bypass | True Bypass | Current Draw | 12mA | Power | 9V Battery or Compatible 9V DC Adapter | Dimensions | 5.25 x 3.38 x 2.75" | FAQs Is the Electro-Harmonix Small Clone analogue? Yes. It uses an analogue chorus circuit. What controls does it have? A continuously variable Rate control and a two-position Depth switch. Is this the chorus associated with Kurt Cobain? Yes. The Small Clone is strongly associated with Kurt Cobain and his clean grunge guitar tones. Does it have true bypass? Yes. Is a power supply included? No.