This vintage Rockman Stereo Chorus from 1989 is pretty clean. Some light markings on the top and bottom housing are observed along with a small indent/scratch (about 1/4″) on the left sides of the housing. Other than a very small mark near the power button, the front panel is clean!
The Rockman Stereo Chorus is a vintage, high-quality analog effects unit known for its lush, wide stereo sound, originally designed by Tom Scholz of the band Boston. The unit is highly regarded for its rich, analog modulation and the absence of a “depth” control, as it was designed to provide a natural, enhancing chorus effect rather than a dismorphing one. The core function of the pedal is to convert a mono signal into a wide, spatial stereo image, as if two instruments were playing simultaneously from different points on a stage. Use as a stand alone unit or with other vintage Rockman half-rack effects like a Sustainor or Compressor.
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