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Welcome to GEARLORD.com on Reverb– For your consideration is this vintage 1977 Electro-Harmonix The Clone Theory Chorus Vibrato effects pedal.– This particular all original 1317A circuit example was previously part of Indigo Ranch Studio’s permanent effects pedal collection. Tested, working perfectly: this classic EHX pedal is equipped with a Reticon SAD 1024 BBD chip which produces a harmonically rich analog analog echo alongside a chorus sound to emulate a doubling effect. Used on countless sessions, this rare EHX effect is denoted “INDIGO #2” in permanent marker. (For more information on Indigo Ranch, read the blurb below.)– Indigo Ranch, nestled on 60-acres in the hills of Malibu, California, operated from 1974 until 2006, under the guidance and obsessions of Richard Kaplan. Clients took advantage of his meticulously built studio, hundreds of effects pedals, 400 guitar amps, and rare Aengus console. Artists as diverse as Neil Young, Neil Diamond, Olivia Newton John, Jeff Lorber, Korn, Sepultura, and Limp Bizkit all made albums at Indigo Ranch. Vice published an article on how Indigo became the “improbable birthplace of Nu-Metal,” and Tape-Op Magazine interviewed Richard Kaplan, Ross Robinson, and others about the numerous important albums made at Indigo Ranch over the many decades it actively changed the landscape of both music and culture. – GEARLORD– Please scroll through the entire gallery to view the 14 images available. All photos are of the actual pedal.
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