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The Ibanez CS-505 Chorus pedal was manufactured in Japan by Maxon in 1981. It features a compact design with dimensions of 70mm (w) x 125mm (d) x 52mm (h) and weighs 570g. The pedal is equipped with a 'Speed' knob to control the rate at which the effect cycles and a 'Depth' knob to control the amount of effect applied to the original signal. It also includes an LED indicator light to show when the effect is in use and an Ibanez square footswitch to turn the effect on and off. The pedal has standard ¼” single mono input and dual stereo output jack sockets. It can be powered by an 18V DC power supply input or 2x 9V batteries. The pedal features a black 'Made in Japan' label on the base and a 'Maxon' battery compartment cover.
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Very Good
$243.12

Good
$273.51

Excellent
$267.43

Very Good
$395

Good
$243.12

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