TC Electronic JUNE-60 CHORUS Legendary Stereo Chorus with 2-Button Effect Selector and BBD Circuitry

Hello, I'm a songwriter/composer under performance rights organization, BMI, Inc. And there are a few things that you need to know about this pedal. This pedal is an accurate hardware version of the chorus section of the Roland Juno-60. I used to play the original Roland Juno-60 synth back in the late 80s / early 90s and the sounds of both modes are spot on. This is again, the same hardware replicated from the original Juno-60. I have tested the June-60 pedal both on synthesizers and electric guitar.. and it's awesome. While you "can" get other chorus pedal, they are not going to the same as the authentic Juno-60 chorus sound that this pedal produces. What to know before hand: The first this is, this is no controls on the front of this pedal. There are YouTube video showing how to set the "pots" inside the pedal and yes you would have to open it up. I find that the Mode I and Mode II buttons on mine are 100% set fine.. but that is to "my playing preference". The second thing to know, is you'll find a lot of video reviews that totally rip a part this pedal saying it does not sound good, or the same as the original June-60 chorus. I think those reviewers get upset when they see that controls for the speed and death is on the inside so they instantly start giving it bad reviews. Again, ignore those. The third thing, is this pedal is built like a tank. It's got nice wood sides (at least they look like wood to me) and it's got some weight to it. Again, this is not just for electric guitar.. it pairs up really well with synthesizers on the signal chain. I've used this pedal with synthesizers that are digital fm synthesis as well as subtractive analog synthesis. It makes a lot of difference in certain sound patches. I hope all of that is helpful - Tom

It’s kind of a one trick pony but it’s a good trick...3 presets...no way to adjust them...it can be run in stereo but you’ll need a special cable...the 1st preset is my favorite and most likely the only one I’ll use...it’s a rich sounding chorus that you’ll either love or not...for me I only use chorus on a few songs so for the money it works for me...does the June-60 sound like a Juno? I don’t know I never had a Juno...but what I have sounds good and will work for me...very well made and has a kool retro looking-vibe to it...

If you like twisting a lot of knobs to get your own specific "unique" chorus tones then this isn't for you. BUT if you like a device you can turn on and not have to mess with that gives you 3 FANTASTIC, CLASSIC and totally functional chorus sounds then it is perfect. This is the only chorus pedal that my recording engineer has ever liked, it's simplicity is it's beauty and I am still very surprised with how versatile these three sounds are and how many songs I have already incorporated it into.

The pedal looks amazing. And sounds quite unique too. Even my sister, who isn't a fan of the chorus effect, loved it. The best thing is - this pedal actually respects the tone of your guitar, unlike the built-in chorus of Yamaha THR10II. You do get three presets instead of speed/depth controls, but trust me, with this pedal that's all you actually need - it's an accurate reproduction of the Juno 60 chorus circuit, after all. Now it permanently lives on my pedalboard.

This is a good chorus pedal if you're like me and just want a couple of good 80's vintage chorus sounds without having to tediously dial them in. I found the 'I' setting to be the most useful for the alt-rock sounds I wanted. Build quality is very good on this pedal and the switch is quite silent as compared to many other pedals in this price range. You have to be careful not to leave it on with both the I and II switches off because it will slightly impact your tone. There is no indicator that tells you that the pedal is engaged when it's in this state.

So simple. Three choruses to choose from. Not that versatile, and definitely not for people that love tons of customizable options. Three cool chorus sounds. Larger than your avg 9v pedal. Nostalgic looking retro design.

Outstanding chorus pedal! May not be for everyone because of the limited option controls but sounds amazing and if you’re a pedal collector like myself it’s a must have.

I love everything about the pedal; the sounds, its retro 70's aesthetics, and the simplicity of just having two buttons. the stereo hook-up is a little atypical, but so what? For the price, it's a great buy. It's not a Boss CE-1 or CE-2; no it's different in a good way.

Lo unico malo es que son tres sonidos pre-establicidos sin poder ajustarlos. Pero estan muy buenos y me encantan. No lo recomiendo para guitarristas que les gusta ajustar los tones. Para los demas lo recomiendo a miles. Por esta unica razon (Ajuste) y bastante valida, no le doy 5 estrellas. Para mi son 10 estrellas pero en general.

Personally, I find this pedal sounds lovely. Might make noise if not direct plug in. Happy with purchase and arrived incredibly quick.

A little noisey when engaged off and on. Over all pretty good. Delivery was an issue, it comes Purolator and they do not leave at your door, so I had to go to a strange cell phone store to pick up, not happy about that.

I took a chance on this, considering it doesn't have parameter settings, it only has two modes, a short wave and a long wave, that can be used on their own, or together. All in all, I am super happy with it. Both settings sound eccellent, and They sound great together, especially with some reverb. Very reminiscent of the 80's and 90's sounds I love.

A cool Sounding pedal but very noisy. Need a noise gate to quiet the oscillation sound waves. It does emulate the 80’s sound but it’s annoying in a pedal chain due to the noise