The Full Mojo Electronics Abisal is an analog chorus pedal, a modulation effect that doubles your signal and detunes the copy to add width and movement. It is built around the MN3207 BBD IC, the bucket-brigade delay chip that analog choruses use to create their modulated voice. according to RockBoard's PedalPedia's product listing, it offers a wide modulation range, from classic '80s chorus tones to more extreme, dissonant textures1. For more on how this effect type works, see Chorus Pedals.
Controls and modes
The Abisal keeps its control layout simple. It includes a Mix control to blend the wet and dry signal, so you can set how much chorus sits behind your clean tone1.
Inside the pedal there is an internal switch offering Guitar and Bass mode, which allows cutting low frequencies in the modulated signal. RockBoard's PedalPedia notes this is especially useful for bass players, since it keeps the low end of the dry signal intact while only the upper part of the sound is chorused1. Players looking for bass-friendly modulation can find more in Bass Pedals.
Power
The Abisal runs on 9V DC, center negative, and draws 10 mA1. That low current draw means it will run comfortably from a standard pedalboard power supply.
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Sources (1)
- Abisal by Full Mojo Electronics, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
