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The Arion MCH-2 Bass Chorus pedal is designed specifically for bass guitars and offers the following technical specifications and features:
- Power Requirements: Battery DC9V (6F22/006P) or AC Adapter DC9V
- Consumption current: DC9V 13mA
- Input impedance: 470MΩ
- Output impedance: 10KΩ or more
- LFO Speed: 3sec - 280ms
- Controls: Rate, Depth, Effect level
- Dimensions: 73W x 50H x 127Dmm
- Weight: 310g (including battery)
- Other Functions: Normal/Effect selection switch, check indicator
- Terminals: Input jack, output jack, AC Adapter jack
The pedal features rate, depth, and level controls for enhancing bass tonality and offers a full-time delay that can produce multiple voices from a single voice while preserving the fundamental bass tone.
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