Meet the pedal that's bringing chorus back from the dead.
When grunge killed chorus in the '90s, everyone forgot how magical this effect could be. The New Wave changes everything.
New Wave
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Not Close – It IS the Original
This isn't another chorus approximation. Jackson Audio bought actual vintage units from the '70s and '80s, measured their clock speeds, analyzed their modulation shapes, and recreated them exactly. When they say "70s chorus," they mean the actual Boss CE-1 that The Police used.
From Gilmour to Page to Hendrix.
The Goat's Head delivers David Gilmour's Big Muff tones with adjustable gain trimmer for clean blend capability. The Fuzz Page Mark II captures Jimmy Page's Tonebender aggression. Classic Vintage nails that '67 germanium Fuzz Face sweetness with silicon reliability.
Shop New Wave Analog Chorus VibratoSeven Modes of Sonic Exploration.
From classic '70s mono chorus to rack-mounted '80s stereo width, each mode delivers Mark Lettieri-approved presets. But here's the game-changer: the ARP Solina waveform borrowed from vintage keyboards creates rhythmic, almost delay-like textures you've never heard in a chorus pedal.
About Brad Jackson
Meet Brad Jackson - commercial pilot by day, tone perfectionist always. His journey from building world-class amplifiers to crafting precision guitar pedals is a story of innovation, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of sonic perfection. For a decade, Jackson Amp Works produced legendary amplifiers that graced stages worldwide, including John Mayer's Battle Studies World Tour. But when the music industry shifted toward digital modeling in 2018, Brad made a bold pivot: he closed the amp company and channeled that expertise into something new. Jackson Audio was born from this transition - not as a retreat, but as evolution. Every pedal carries the DNA of those amplifier years: the understanding of how tubes saturate, how circuits interact, and how musicians actually use their gear. Brad's approach combines the precision of aviation with the artistry of music, creating pedals that solve real problems for working musicians while pushing the boundaries of what's possible in a compact enclosure.
"We're not done yet. My life is half over, so what I do with it is up to me. I intend to make something beautiful out of it."