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All your favorite chorus pedals in one rugged unit.
The DigiTech CF-7 Guitar Effects Pedal features models based on both classic and the latest modern chorus pedals including the DigiTech Multi Chorus*,Voodoo Lab Analog Chorus*, TC Electronic Stereo Chorus/Flanger*, Fulltone Choralflange*, Boss CH-1 Super Chorus*, EH Small Clone, and Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble.
Equipped with three two-in-one concentric controls, the CF-7 stompbox adjusts the standard Speed, Depth, and Level functions found on most chorus pedals, plus three extra controls for each chorus effect. Two outputs offer either mono or stereo operation.
In addition, the CF-7 also features Digitech's exclusive Flexible Output Mode allowing you to plug it directly in to amplifiers or in to a mixer with acclaimed CIT cabinet modeling.
And the cast metal chassis and a sleek carbon fiber finish make it an industrial-strength creative tool. If you are looking for an unprecedented collection of the world's finest chorus effects in a single stompbox, check out the new X-Series CF-7.
¸2006, All Rights Reserved, Harman International Industries,Inc. • DigiTech, X-Series, CIT, Multi-Chorus, Audio DNA2, and Chorus Factory are trademarks of Harman International Industries, Inc.
*Other product names used are trademarks of their respective companies and are not associated or affiliated with DigiTech. They are trademarks of other manufacturers and were used merely to identify products whose sounds were reviewed in the creation of this product.
DigiTech CF7 Chorus Factory Guitar Effects Pedal Features:
- Seven classic chorus effects models
- Audio DNA 2 DSP chip
- Level, Speed, Depth plus three extra controls for each effect
- Flexible Output Mode—configure outputs for amp or mixer
- Cast-metal chassis
- Unique carbon-fiber finish
- Nonskid rubber base
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Amazing Chorus Pedal!
I bought the DigiTech CF-7 Chorus Factory in order to upgrade the sounds I had been using with my old DigiTech Multi Chorus. Not only does the CF-7 have a setting to duplicate the sounds of the Multi Chorus, it also duplicates six other excellent chorus pedals! The Voodoo Labs Analog Chorus, TC Electronics Stereo Chorus Flanger, Fulltone Choralflange, EH Small Clone, and Boss CH-1 & CE-5 are all emulated excellently! Set it up in a stereo configuration, and prepare to be amazed! Six controls are available for each models, giving plenty of tweaking options. After buying and hearing the CF-7, I immediately bought a second CF-7 due to its versatility! This pedal is built like a tank, using metal construction; and produces high-quality, digital sound. The carbon fiber paint makes it look really cool, too! DigiTech X-Series pedals provide the most bang for your buck, and I highly recommend them! Make sure to grab a DigiTech AC power supply so you can save money on batteries!
Reviewed by Dulcimerist on 5/11/2007 who plays Classical, Bluegrass, Punk, Weird Stuff.
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Strong, versatile chorus
Playing LP guitar into Line6 Flextone amp, or Acoustic-Electric straight into mixer. This petal makes for a great, versatile chorus. The combinations of the 7 pedals allows for most blends I can think of. You can get unlimited chorus sounds from this pedal, but it does not save favorite settings, so if you wanted to change sounds on stage, you'd ahve to get down and tweak all the parameters of the pedal.
Most users will probably pick their favorite sound and stick with it. Good value, since it costs half of what some of the pedals it models costs.
Somehwhat better for recording, as the prep time between songs allows you to change parameters and dial in a specific tone.
The sound is surprisingly good. I didn't think that a digital model would work so well. in A/B testing, I couldn't tell the difference.
Reviewed by A.Jay on 2/22/2007 who plays Rock.
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