chorus

[modernartmuseum]

I am kind of digging the mxr chorus but anyone else have some suggestions?

[Scottone]

I love my AnalogMan Mini-Clone Chorus. Exactly what I am looking for in a chorus pedal.

My vintage Ibanez BC-9 Bi-Chorus is a close second.

[MrMunky]

Originally Posted by Scottone

I love my AnalogMan Mini-Clone Chorus. Exactly what I am looking for in a chorus pedal.

My vintage Ibanez BC-9 Bi-Chorus is a close second.

I am a big fan of the Analogman. http://www.inrerocknroll.com/tunes/PR.mp3

[tazzboy]

I like my Boss CE-2 Chorus.

[MrMunky]

Originally Posted by tazzboy

I like my Boss CE-2 Chorus.

That's a good one too. http://www.inrerocknroll.com/tunes/Chorus.mp3

[JJFlash]

I use a BBE Mind Bender and I love it, rich and full sounding. I also use a CE-5 but it doesn't sound nearly as good as the BBE. IMO

[studio1087]

Originally Posted by JJFlash

I use a BBE Mind Bender and I love it, rich and full sounding. I also use a CE-5 but it doesn't sound nearly as good as the BBE. IMO

I just ordered a BBE Mind Bender on ebay; the design of having a vibrato and chorus in one box looked great. I'm so happy to hear the good word! Thanks!

I have a Digitech X Series Chorus that I don't use often but I love it because I'm a Police fan and the Digitech nails the old Andy Summers sound. The X pedal has a fourth knob that increases the complexity (I cannot describe it any other way) of the chorus modulation. If you crank that knob you get the Andy Summers sound. The X pedal is worth the $85 just to get that one sound.

John

[Newfie_J.]

Boss CE-2. Not the craziest chorus, but all usable. My favorite.