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2x2 CHORUS
Chorus is an effect that gives sounds more of a
feeling of spaciousness, and makes them sound
fatter.
The chorus used in the AD-5 is a separated stereo
type for acoustic guitars. Chorus can be applied
to both bass and treble ranges, on both left and
right channels.
Turning the knob clockwise deepens the chorus
effect; turning it completely counterclockwise turns
the effect off. Additionally, by using a footswitch
connected to the Remote jack, you can temporarily
turn the effect on or off (page 13). The Chorus
indicator lights up when chorus is on.
CHORUS
High Pass Filter
INPUT L
INPUT R
OUTPUT L
OUTPUT R
Low Pass Filter
CHORUS
CHORUS
High Pass Filter
Low Pass Filter
CHORUS
REVERB
Reverberation is the sound reflected by walls and
floors, which overlaps and blends. Reverb
changes according to factors such as the size and
shape of the space (such as a room or hall), the
differences in the material of the surface (a wall,
for example) that is reflecting the sound, and so
on.
With the AD-5, these elements are tailored to the
acoustic guitar and digitally processed to simu-
late these sounds.
Turning the knob clockwise deepens the reverb
effect; turning it completely counterclockwise turns
the effect off. Additionally, by using a footswitch
connected to the Remote jack, you can temporarily
turn the effect on or off (page 13). The Reverb
indicator lights while reverb is on.