The Sonisfact VCP-80 Analog Chorus Phaser is a pedal that puts a chorus/vibrato and a phaser in one box. It is listed at 6,990 Baht, which the listing gives as $2101.
Controls and modes
Each effect section has its own set of controls, so the chorus and phaser can be shaped and used independently or together1.
| Section | Controls |
|---|---|
| Phaser | PH Rate, PH Depth, PH Level, Phaser footswitch |
| Chorus | CH Rate, CH Depth, CH Level |
| Tone shaping | Low and High wet EQ Cut > Flat |
| Switching | Chorus and Phaser footswitches |
The chorus section runs in Chorus or Vibrato mode, and the phaser offers three modes: 45, 90 Script and 90 Block. The order of the two effects is selectable between CH>PH and PH>CH, so the phaser can sit before or after the chorus in the signal path1.
Dual outputs and power
The pedal has a single 1/4" TS input and two 1/4" TS outputs, Output 1 and Output 2. It runs on 9V DC with a center negative connection1.
What reviewers said
Guitar Pedal X's Stefan Karlsson, writing at the pedal's launch, was positive about the combination at the pedal's core1:
"Chorus and Phaser work brilliantly together - and here you get both in a dual output box - fully analog"1
The same review describes the VCP-80 as fully analog, with Chorus/Vibrato and Phaser modes, selectable order, wet EQ and dual outputs1.
Questions
Is the Sonisfact VCP-80 fully analog?
Yes. Guitar Pedal X describes the VCP-80 as fully analog, combining a chorus/vibrato circuit with a phaser in one pedal. It offers Chorus and Vibrato modes, three phaser modes (45, 90 Script and 90 Block), selectable order between the two effects, wet EQ controls and dual outputs.
Can the VCP-80 run the chorus and phaser at the same time?
Yes. The pedal has separate footswitches for the chorus and the phaser, and each section has its own Rate, Depth and Level controls, so both effects can be engaged together. You can also choose which effect comes first in the signal path, with CH>PH or PH>CH order.
Can I change the order of the chorus and phaser on the VCP-80?
Yes. The VCP-80 offers selectable order between CH>PH and PH>CH, so you can place the phaser before or after the chorus in the signal path depending on which character you prefer.
What are the phaser modes on the VCP-80?
The phaser section offers three modes: 45, 90 Script and 90 Block. These are selected alongside the chorus section's Chorus/Vibrato mode, and each section has its own Rate, Depth and Level controls.
What does the second output on the VCP-80 do?
The VCP-80 has two 1/4" TS outputs, Output 1 and Output 2, alongside a single 1/4" TS input. Guitar Pedal X notes that the dual output design lets the chorus and phaser work together in a dual output box, which suits players running two amps or separate effect chains.
What power supply does the VCP-80 need?
The VCP-80 runs on 9V DC with a center negative connection, per the port listing reported by Guitar Pedal X.
Sources (1)
- Guitar Pedal X, Guitar Pedal X, 2026-06-29