BCC-SPIRALARRAY vs BCC-T85 — Compare
LANEY BCC-SPIRALARRAY BOUTIQ EFFECT PEDAL CHORUS ENGI vs LANEY BCC-T85 TRI MODE BASS INTERVAL/OCTAVE
The BCC-SPIRALARRAY is a studio-quality chorus pedal for guitarists and keyboardists seeking lush modulation across indie and pop genres, while the BCC-T85 is a bass-specific harmonic processor delivering octave and interval effects for funk and progressive players. Choose the SPIRALARRAY if you need warm, stereo chorus; pick the T85 if you need harmonic expansion and interval processing.
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LANEY BCC-SPIRALARRAY BOUTIQ EFFECT PEDAL CHORUS ENGI
Specs side by side
| LANEY BCC-SPIRALARRAY BOUTIQ EFFECT PEDAL CHORUS ENGI | LANEY BCC-T85 TRI MODE BASS INTERVAL/OCTAVE | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $229.99 | $229.99 |
| Brand | Laney | Laney |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose LANEY BCC-SPIRALARRAY BOUTIQ EFFECT PEDAL CHORUS ENGI
- ✓ Studio-quality chorus with warm stereo imaging and lush modulation
- ✓ Excellent for indie, pop, and studio sessions across all skill levels
- ✓ Four intuitive controls (depth, rate, mix, tone) for precise shaping
- ✓ Expression pedal input for real-time parameter automation
Why choose LANEY BCC-T85 TRI MODE BASS INTERVAL/OCTAVE
- ✓ Three specialized modes (Octave Up, 2 Octaves Down, 5th Up) for harmonic expansion
- ✓ Designed specifically for bass players seeking extended range tones
- ✓ Fully buffered operation maintains signal integrity in longer chains
- ✓ Battery or PSU power option for maximum flexibility
Frequently asked questions
Which pedal works for bass?
The BCC-T85 is engineered specifically for bass with harmonic octave and interval processing. The BCC-SPIRALARRAY is a chorus pedal designed for guitar and keyboard applications.
Can I use expression pedal control with either?
Yes, both pedals include expression pedal control inputs—the SPIRALARRAY for chorus parameter automation and the T85 for real-time interval and octave adjustment.
What's the practical size difference?
Both are compact and pedalboard-friendly; the SPIRALARRAY measures 58 x 74 x 121 mm and weighs 0.35 kg, while the T85 is 2.3 x 2.9 x 4.8 inches and weighs 0.38 kg—negligible difference in actual footprint.
Which genres suit each pedal best?
The SPIRALARRAY excels in indie, pop, and studio sessions. The T85 is built for funk, progressive, and extended-range bass work—avoid traditional jazz or folk applications with the T85.