I’m sure this isn’t the answer you were hoping for, but I frequently use a compressor after filter effects, like wahs and envelope filters. Filters often have piercing peaks or clip the signal, and I like to keep those tamed a bit. A compressor will also help some with the volume difference.

I use both the Black and White Fingers.

The Black is more my taste, slightly saggy, dark, and woody sounding to me. I prefer it for general use.
The White is more glassy and smooth. I like to use it for smoothing out envelope filters and wahs, or for sustaining leads.

Interesting mod idea, but it wouldn’t be very useful to me since my knob settings would be different between the chorus and delay – I would have to use my hands anyway.

:thumb: Great post!

Those mini tube amps are really cool looking, I admit.
What if EHX made an affordable integrated stereo tube amplifier to use with turntables? Now that would be something I would pre-order.

I use mine to power a 12″ speaker in my Cordovox rotating speaker cab (same as a Vibratone).

I’ve also used it to power an 8″ speaker in an old Squier 15 cab w/ the electronics gutted.

Both sounded great, for different purposes.

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I’ve only had mine a couple of years now. I purchased it used.
I have the reissue Stereo PolyChorus also. It sounds amazing in stereo – very rich and spacious. When used in mono, I think it sounds a bit different from the original – less balanced somehow.

I prefer analog when possible, but ultimately I’m more concerned with writing a good song and performing it with feeling. I’m a believer that I can make any gear sound good as long as the song and performance are in place.