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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Project Overview
2 Introduction & Usage
INTRODUCTION
The Lithium Analog Chorus is an adaptation of the Electro-Harmonix Small Stone chorus pedal,
originally released in 1979 and produced up until Electro-Harmonix closed down in 1983. It was a more
compact alternative to the Clone Theory, in the same way that the Small Stone was a reduced-footprint
successor to the Bad Stone.
The Small Clone was most famously used by Kurt Cobain on "Come As You Are" as well as several other
tracks on Nevermind. It has also been used by Jonny Greenwood, The Edge and several others.
The Small Clone had two different variants, one using the extremely rare SAD1024 and the other using
the MN3007. It's commonly thought that the SAD1024 version came first and the MN3007 replaced
it-and the factory schematic would seem to support this, showing SAD1024 as the default and then
including the MN3007 changes as a modification. However, based on date codes of production units,
the SAD1024 wasn't seen until 1981 or possibly late 1980, while the MN3007 was used throughout the
whole production run. Whatever the case, the MN3007 variant is far more common.
While it's often said that Kurt used the SAD1024 version, there is no definitive proof of this that we
have seen . It's statistically much more likely that his was the MN3007 one.
The Small Clone was reissued in the early 2000s, still using the MN3007 BBD but with a few small
circuit changes that cause it to sound different. The overall schematic is pretty well identical, though, so
the reissues can be easily modified to vintage specs.
The Lithium is an expanded adaptation of the MN3007 Small Clone, with the addition of a Depth control
(converted from a switch) and a Mix control. If you want to read more on the changes, the build notes
are extensive, so there are plenty of details for the curious.
USAGE
The Lithium has three controls:
• Rate sets the speed of the chorus effect.
• Depth sets the intensity of the chorus effect. This was a 2-position slide switch on the original, but
the potentiometer allows for much more flexibility.
• Mix sets the volume level of the wet signal, allowing it to be dialed back for a milder effect. The dry
signal is unaffected and always unity gain.
LITHIUM ANALOG CHORUS
13 Licensing
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