TC Electronic has unveiled more details about its June-60 pedal, an authentic recreation of the lush chorus circuit found in the classic Eighties-era Roland Juno-60 synthesizer.
The June-60 boasts a straightforward dual-button interface: “I” offers up “slow-moving, rich chorus,” while “II” accesses “faster, more wobbly” tones. You can also combine the two modes to push the modulation into lush, rotary territory.
Other features of the pedal include all-analog Bucket Brigade Delay circuitry, a mono/stereo switch and true bypass.
The June-60 will be offered for $49.99.
For more information head over to TC Electronic.
“All of a sudden, my occasional-use pedal has gone to something that can live on the ’board”: That Pedal Show’s Mick Taylor sparks inspired change that sees the Argo Boost Deluxe serve octave fuzz and boost tones in one unit
“It can make you a legato monster like Satch, give you EVH-level tapping skills, or turn your guitar into a synth sequencer”: DigiTech HammerOn review
