Chorus Pedals - Let's Talk Favorites!
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Bill SAS 513
Just another old guy in a T-shirt
Only the best, my friend...TC Electronics SCF-1...hard-wired, old-school goodness!!!!
jxe
babe en der wood
somewhere downthread we’ll hear about bogner’s twenty chorus pedals?
sergiodeblanc
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I really like the ones that are always off.
Bill SAS 513
Just another old guy in a T-shirt
Only used occasionally with guitar...but frequent with Fretless bass...sounds killer.
sergiodeblanc
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Yeah, it’s cool on bass and even vocals (Ozzy) and, I mean, I obviously love The Cure..
I think for me, it’s still at the point to where chorus on guitar immediately dates a tone to a certain era’s aesthetic.
But everyone should love and enjoy their chorus pedals, I’m just a snobby, damaged Gen-Xer when it comes to modulation effects.
Bogner
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One heck of a pedal for sure!
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Bogner
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You are so boring...
sergiodeblanc
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I really am.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Shreve
Katzenjammer Kid
Another TCE SCF user. Years now, come to think about it. Never needed/wanted anything else.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Most recently I had a TC Electronics John Petrucci Dreamscape. Barely used it, and sold it. Chorus not really my thing. I guess I'd say my fav was a Boss Super Chorus....had to be the 80s
Tony M.
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Walrus Julia V2 is my favorite.
The Catilinbread Callisto sounds nice too,
but the loud footswitch click is a deal breaker for me.
You can also get a wonderful chorus out of a
Keeley 30 MS double tracker if you set it right.
The Catilinbread Callisto sounds nice too,
but the loud footswitch click is a deal breaker for me.
You can also get a wonderful chorus out of a
Keeley 30 MS double tracker if you set it right.
Suhr Alexa. Best I've tried so far, except for the old Roland Rackmount Dimension D, but the Dimension D wasn't very adjustable and was made for studio use in the '80s.
The Alexa is all-analog, and can be switched between two completely different chorus settings. It's a great sounding pedal. It's built like a brick sh!thouse, too, and very nicely finished.
Not that anyone else should want one. In fact, I hope no one else even looks at it or tries it out, since I like being the only guy here with one.
Nyah-Nyah.
The Alexa is all-analog, and can be switched between two completely different chorus settings. It's a great sounding pedal. It's built like a brick sh!thouse, too, and very nicely finished.
Not that anyone else should want one. In fact, I hope no one else even looks at it or tries it out, since I like being the only guy here with one.
Nyah-Nyah.
Dirty_Boogie
Still got the ol' tagger on it
I recently rediscovered The Fixx, and how much I absolutely love Jamie West Oram's Compressed-Chorused
sound. Yes, the 80's called and wants his tone back, but dang!, what joy to listen to him playing.
Going Modal
I should be practicing right now.
Seriously, nobody gonna mention the Boss CE-2 yet? I really like it. In fact, it might be the only chorus pedal that I do like... but I really like it. (To be specific, I like my Keeley-modded MIJ one.)
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Dude, you have to learn how to turn them DOWN. I mean, I love an 80s chorus on an 80s tone, as much as the next guy, but 90% of my chorus use I have the mix set down so low you really can't tell it's on, until you turn if off and something is missing. Just adds a little dimension to the sound. I use it that way on LOTS of presets on my modelers, and that way with my tube amps and pedals. My pedal, Fulltone Choral Flanger
toothace
Zombie Thirteen, DFZ
CE-2...an old one
