Dytronics is a name associated with professional audio equipment from the classic studio era. Explore the Dytronics products featured on Vintage Digital, with detailed information covering their design, operation and place in recording technology.
Released in 1987, the Dytronics CS-5 Tri-Stereo Chorus/Splitter is a legendary analogue rack chorus used by Michael Landau, Steve Lukather, Dann Huff, and rumoured to feature in Robert “Mutt” Lange’s productions. Its three-channel design with manual and preset LFOs created lush, complex modulation that defined the guitar tones of the 1980s and cemented its status as one of the most coveted chorus units ever made.
