In today's comparison we invite you to see how the Walrus Audio Julia Analog Chorus Vibrato Pedal stacks up against the Dunlop M148 MXR Micro Chorus. Not sure which is right for you? With so many great options on the market that's hardly surprising, so read on and see if we can help you reach a decision. For more information and product comparisons, check out our longer article here.
Everyone has different preferences, and we hope our frank reviews will make your decision easier. First, we will take a look at the Walrus Audio Julia Analog Chorus Vibrato Pedal.
The second product we will be examining in this comparison is the Dunlop M148 MXR Micro Chorus.
The MXR pedals need no introduction. They have been creating first class products for decades now and have not let up by any means since their takeover by Jim Dunlop. The Micro Chorus is an 80’s reissue from the MXR custom shop team and it joins the ranks of other illustrious pedals from these guys such as the classic Phase 90. Quite simply MXR got it right with this one.
The operation could not be easier with a single Rate function knob giving you full control over a wide chorus range from shimmering tones to intense modulation. Considering the fact this sports only 1 knob the level of manipulation and the corresponding output is remarkable. The pedal adds a fantastic layer to your sound, especially towards the high end with a gorgeous yet biting resonating effect.
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Walrus Audio Julia Analog Chorus Vibrato Pedal |
Dunlop M148 MXR Micro Chorus |
KEY FEATURES | |
+ Classic fully analog electronics |
+ Fully analog electronics |
WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
You get what you pay for and Julia is both pricey and outstanding. The level of control combined with the quality and clarity of sound she gives you is second to none, a truly professional chorus pedal. |
Another absolutely top quality product from MXR. Everything you need from a chorus pedal packaged in as simple a form as you could possibly imagine. Simple and extremely effective, this will not disappoint. |
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