Way Huge WM61 Blue Hippo Analog Chorus

The Blue Hippo Analog Chorus sounds as deliciously smooth as ever in a Way Huge Smalls enclosure. With its simple speed and depth control interface, you can dial in everything from lush tone expansion to full-on modulation madness. If you want to add some dense vibrato, just activate the Vibe switch to give your already watery tones a bit more texture. The Blue Hippo Chorus is straightforward and hassle-free: just connect it and dive deep.

• Chorus Effect
• Switchable between Chorus and Vibe
• New Way Huge Small enclosure compatible with pedalboards
• True Bypass
• Speed and Depth controls
• Chorus/Vibe toggle switch
• Bypass footswitch
• LED indicator
• Durable metal enclosure
• 1/4" mono input and output jacks
• Powered by 9V battery or 9V DC power supply
• Coaxial connector type 2.1 x 5.5 mm with negative polarity inside
• Current draw: 12 mA
• Analog functionality
• Dimensions: 104 x 61 x 53 mm
• Weight: 350 g

About Way Huge Electronics

Way Huge was founded by legendary effects designer Jeorge Tripps in the early 1990s, creating classic circuits like the Swollen Pickle Fuzz, Fat Sandwich Distortion, and Red Llama Boost, often cloned by others.

Jeorge has worked with renowned artists such as Joe Bonamassa, Eric Johnson, and Eddie Van Halen.

In the late 1990s, Dunlop revived the brand, and since then, they have released some of the most respected effects in modern guitar effects history, including the Aqua Puss and Overrated Special.