Used DOD FX65 STEREO CHORUS Vintage Chorus Pedal

Description

This DOD FX65 Stereo Chorus is a classic, analog bucket-brigade (BBD) guitar and instrument effects pedal produced in the United States (Salt Lake City, Utah) from 1985 through 1997. Known for its warm, subtle, and organic modulation, it can range from a light double-track feel to deep shimmering textures.

Description

• Circuit & Tone: Uses an MN3007 BBD chip to deliver lush analog chorusing. It is frequently praised for its subtle, natural warmth rather than an overpowering sweep, and can even achieve shallow flanger or rotary-like tones depending on the delay time and output routing.
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• Notable Users: Famous users include John Frusciante (used on Blood Sugar Sex Magik), Tony Iommi, and Andy Martin.
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• Versatility: Works well on electric guitar, bass, keyboards, and other line-level gear.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Analog Stereo Chorus
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• BBD Chip: MN3007
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• Controls:
• Speed: Controls the LFO rate/frequency at which the chorus cycles.
• Delay Time: Controls the base delay offset, shifting the character from tight doubling to warbly or pseudo-flanger tones.
• Depth: Controls the intensity and sweep range of the modulation.
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• Inputs / Outputs:
• 1x Standard ¼” Mono Input
• 2x ¼” Output jacks for stereo applications
• Power: 9V battery or a 9V/10V DC adapter
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• Enclosure & Dimensions:
• Cast zinc / metal enclosure with blue finish
• Dimensions: Approx. 5" x 3" x 2" (127 mm x 76 mm x 51 mm)
• Weight: Approx. 1.2 lbs (550 g)
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• True Bypass: No (buffered bypass)

• UPC:
• Age: Vintage
• Key Feature: Chorus
• Shipping: 21
• Pick Up in Store: Yes
• Standard Shipping: Yes
• Local Delivery: No
• Country: CA
• Condition: Used
• Model: FX65 STEREO CHORUS
• Product Brand: Does It Doom
• Product Line: Intermediate
• Discounted Price: No