MXR EVH 30 Chorus

Name: MXR EVH 30 Chorus
SKU: 0710137097018
Availability: PreOrder

€ 269

Delivery time around 13 days

MXR EVH 30 Chorus is based on a legendary chorus unit that Eddie used to add texture and dimension to some of his most classic recordings from the early 1980s.

It has a simple three-knob setup—Volume, Tone, and Intensity—with Input and Output Level pad switches, mono and stereo outputs, and an internal True/Buffered Bypass switch for modern rig flexibility. Combine this pedal with the 5150 Overdrive for a huge sound that’s thick and chewy.

This pedal can be powered by a 9-volt battery, a Dunlop ECB003 9-volt adapter, or the DC Brick™, Iso-Brick™, and Mini Iso-Brick™ power supplies (not included).

MXR EVH 30 Chorus demo video

Available on backorder

SKU: 0710137097018 Category: Chorus

Description

Effect: Stereo Chorus
Design: Analog
Mono/Stereo: Mono In, Mono Out, Stereo Out
Knobss: Input Level, Output Level
Bypass Mode: True/Buffered Bypass (internal switch)
Power Supply: 9V DC, center negative
Power Consumption: 95 mA
Works on batteries: Yes
Format: Medium
Made in: USA

Additional information

Weight	0,3 kg
Dimensions	14 × 11,2 × 6,8 cm
Category	Stock
Brand	MXR
Sort	Guitar
Type	Chorus
Routing	Mono In / Mono Out

Brand

MXR

MXR is an American company founded in 1972 by Keith Barr and Terry Sherwood in Rochester, New York. The company specializes in the production of effect pedals for musical instruments, including the famous Phase 90, Distortion +, and Dyna Comp. In 1987, Dunlop Manufacturing acquired the trademark and continues to produce the original effect pedals, as well as new models such as the Carbon Copy and Fullbore Metal. MXR also has a line for bass guitarists, MXR Bass Innovations, with pedals like the Bass Octave Deluxe and Bass Envelope Filter. The MXR Custom Shop is responsible for recreating vintage models, such as the hand-wired Phase 45.

Effects pedals

Over the years, MXR has released various series of effect pedals, including the Reference Series (1973–1984), the Commande Series (1981–1984), and the 2000 Series (1982–1984). In 1983, it introduced one of the first multi-effect rack units for guitar and bass, the Omni, which combined six different effects: sustain, distortion, delay, equalizer, flanger, and chorus. Today, MXR remains a leading name in the music industry, known for its innovative and high-quality effect pedals used by musicians worldwide.