Analog Stereo Chorus
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Here’s a look at the DOD FX64 “Ice Box” Stereo Chorus—an iconic, ice-blue stompbox with four knobs and a rugged pedalboard-ready build.What Is the DOD FX64 Ice Box?The DOD FX64 Ice Box is an analog chorus effects pedal designed to give guitar signals shimmering, crystal-clear high-end clarity and spacious stereo modulation. It’s known for its ability to add width and depth without muddying your tone, delivering a chorus effect that’s both chill and expressive.Manuals+EquipboardControls & FeaturesThe FX64’s controls are cleverly named after cold metaphors:ICE: Adjusts the intensity of the chorus effect—lower for subtle shimmer, higher for a “wall‑to‑wall” sound.Manual MachineManuals+COLD: Sets the modulation speed—lower is mellow, higher adds movement.Manual MachineManuals+DEEP: Determines the width and depth of modulation—more dramatic stereo spread as you crank it up. (Caveat: in stereo mode, excessive DEEP may be overwhelming.)Manual MachineManuals+FREEZE: A high‑EQ control that boosts brightness and clarity—great for cutting through mixes or dialing back for subtle warmth.Manual MachineEquipboardAdditional features include:Stereo Outputs: Offers fully stereo chorus via two outputs for immersive spread.Manuals+EquipboardPower Options: Can be powered by a 9V battery or DOD’s optional PS200R AC adapter.Manuals+B&H Photo VideoBuild Quality: Housed in a rugged die‑cast casing with a non‑slip rubber base—built for stages and pedalboards.Manuals+B&H Photo VideoSuggested Settings from the ManualFrom the official manual, here are a few notable presets to explore:Manual MachineSubtle Chorus: COLD at 9 o'clock, all other knobs at 12 o'clock—for a gentle, wide chorus without harshness.Deep Ice Box: ICE and other knobs maxed out, with COLD at 9 o'clock—for slow, wide, crisp tones—great for reggae or clean metal ballad parts.Pacific Cold Surf Vibrato: ICE, COLD, and DEEP at full; FREEZE at 12 o'clock—or lower for even more mellow vibrato vibes.How to Dial In Your Tone:Begin with all controls at noon.Adjust COLD (speed) and DEEP (spread/width).Set ICE to desired chorus level.Tweak FREEZE to shape the brightness of the effect.What Others Are SayingEquipboard reviews praise the FX64 for its sparkly high-end tone:“The high‑end 'Freeze' knob offers bright, sparkly chorus tones,” and it “maintains clean guitar tone even with rich chorus effect.”EquipboardOne user compared it to the Boss Waza‑Craft CE‑2w, concluding they preferred the Ice Box for its clarity and transparency—especially in keeping the guitar’s core tone present.EquipboardAnother review lauded its stereo capabilities and flexibility:“One of the best stereo chorus pedals I’ve ever used… from smooth and graceful to warble and jittery."EquipboardSummary: Ideal For…Guitarists wanting bright, shimmering chorus that doesn't obscure their core tone.Musicians using stereo chains or ambient setups, thanks to its dual outputs and wide modulation.Players seeking a versatile chorus pedal with straightforward but creative control over tone shape.
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