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Browne Amplification releases intriguing compact Analog BBD SSHAC Sky Snake Hawk Attack Chorus with separate Dry and Wet Outputs
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Browne Amplification's compact Analog BBD SSHAC Sky Snake Hawk Attack Chorus (BBD chip not specified) offers separate Dry and Wet outputs, retains low end, avoids volume drop, and accesses faster rate speeds. It covers slow, lush chorus, Leslie‑esque rotary tones, and pure vibrato.
Controls are Speed, Depth/Intensity, and Blend (Wet Mix). It’s not true stereo but uses separate Dry/Wet outputs for a cleaner, more expansive sound, similar to ThorpyFX Deep Oggin and several PastFX choruses (not like the true‑stereo Hamstead Redwing).
Available to order now on the Browne Amps Webstore and imminent at dealers; price $199. Demos listed.
So Browne Amps has a cool new Analog BBD Chorus (BBD not specified!) with special abilities - which include the ability to retain low end, no volume drop, and access to faster “rate” speeds.
Browne describe it as :
"With the ability to do everything from slow, lush, ballad inducing chorus, to Leslie-esque rotary tones, all the way to pure, warm & beautiful vibrato the SSHAC gives you access to anything you can dream up."
Controls - Speed, Depth / Intensity, Blend : Wet Mix.
This does the same trick has the ThorpyFX Deep Oggin, and several of the PastFX Choruses in providing separate Dry and Wet outputs - for a cleaner and more expansive sound. It’s not True Stereo like say the recent Hamstead Redwing, but is an impressive simple Chorus in its own right.
You are spoilt for choice for killer choruses these days, there is a large selection of 2 and 3-knob variants out there, where I’m normally more tempted by the more extended version ones. The SSHAC is pretty well priced @ $199, and available for orders right now on the Browne Amps Webstore, and imminently at leading international dealers!
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