CHORUS-LPD PEDALS Tidal Chorus... as good from others? ...Maybe? ...Better? ...NO!

 LPD PEDALS TIDAL CHORUS 

$225.00 USD

Lawrence Petross simply does not understand the word 'compromise'. Nor does he accept 'second best' as something to be proud of. He does not pass off features as improvements. Every control on an LPD does what it should, and none are unnecessary redundant cosmetic B.S. How many times have I bought a pedal that was actually pretty good and wished I could add or take away a little bit more or just a have a little bit less. That is never the case with my LPD Pedals. Needed tweaks are tweakable but the overall great sound is there with or without them.

You never NEED a manual for an LPD. The layout, is intuitive, functional and effective.

CONCLUSION

The thing that every LPD has is it's breadth to the sound. Mono on a LPD is as full as stereo on other makers. It has pristine clarity but not that fake kind of adding unnatural highs that are intolerably strident. 

The big, big deal to me is there is never any mud or 

smearing in your harmonics and overtones. Put a LPD OD 

beside one of the Friedman OD and you will be shocked at 

how muddy the Friedman is in comparison. 

Nothing from LPD is the result of the latest Fad like for example 

most of the the new ambient verbs that do nothing but make 

a lot of 'special effects' that are all but virtually unusable in a band.