Who's got a chorus on their board

[warwickhunt]

Boss OC2. Had it 30 years and it has never flackered!

[Painy]

I picked up a cheap and cheerful EHX Nano Clone off here a couple of weeks ago just to see if chorus could work for me in my band. Gonna give it another go at next weeks gig before I make up my mind but if I do decide to stick with it, I really fancy the Tech21 Bass Boost Chorus!

[Jus Lukin]

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Edited February 28, 2022 by Jus Lukin

[GarethFlatlands]

[quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1461535020' post='3035560']
Boss OC2. Had it 30 years and it has never flackered!
[/quote]

Isn't that an octaver?

[0175westwood29]

[quote name='GarethFlatlands' timestamp='1462614934' post='3044351']
Isn't that an octaver?
[/quote]

im guessing he ment ce-2

[GarethFlatlands]

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1462615168' post='3044354']
im guessing he ment ce-2
[/quote]

That was my guess too, unless the OC2 has a detune feature like some other pitch shifting devices. I used to really like that sound on my PS5.

[Sean]

I have an MXR Bass Chorus, it sounds just right to me ad also has flanger functions.

[dave_bass5]

After learning about the TC Corona i now have a Corona mini and love it. Im using the Marlow DK tone patch, which is just a thickening tone. No hint of any 80's tone, and im more or less using it on all the time.

[inthedoghouse]

I've got an AnalogMan chorus. I had it on my board along with my Tech 21 Driver but I found I was never using the chorus so now I'm a one pedal (aprt from the tuner) kinda guy :-)

[bartelby]

A long time ago I used a Boss RPS-10 to detune the wet signal a little. But my mate broke that for me.

I've got a Trace Elliot Quad Chorus, used to use it a lot but it's gone quite noisy, even when bypassed there's a sort of phased whistle in the signal. I should try and get that sorted.

Had an old DOD chorus that I modified. It was great until it died. Should get that sorted too.

Had a Digitech Bass Chorus, but that was too bland.

Now I use the Detune on my Zoom B3.

[chevy-stu]

Boss CH1 - had it for 15 + years, only chorus i found at the time that didn't drop the level or lose bass ..

[elephantgrey]

I know i've already posted my chorus choice in this thread, but I've been playing about with the controls on my Warped Vinyl. I love that thing, and i keep finding new things i love about it.

[Lightlyseared]

Has anyone tried the Keeley Seafoam Plus, which has a dipswitchable bass mode and some of the algorithms from the 30ms?

[madame clapotis]

[color="#800000"]I've owned a Boss CH-1, an Ibanez BC-10 and am currently using a Boss CE-5. I find the EQ-knob on the CE-5 rather useful when using chorus on bass.[/color]


[color="#800000"]However, I am now in search for a chorus with presets. Should make it easy to dial in a right sound for each bass, each band, each setting, without having to twist the knobs all of the time. Thinking on ordering the [url="http://www.mooeraudio.com/?product/201512161747.html"]Mooer Reverie Chorus[/url].
Any thoughts on this, or experiences with the Mooer chorusses?[/color]

[Tuco]

I love my trusty Boss CEB-3
Does everything I want and need a chorus pedal to do

[weepaul]

Carl Martin dual chorus, nice. And i like the wee Boss one, swwwweeeet.

[Johnny Wishbone]

Had a Boss CE-2. Liked it but sold it - Paid £25 used before the prices of MIJ Boss pedals went through the roof, then sold it on when I realised I could make a healthy profit and I didn't really use chorus enough to warrant keeping it. Lovely warm sound though.

Then got a CE-2B. Essentially a CE-2 with an added level knob. Found it too subtle for band use so moved it on.

Currently using a CE-5. Love the EQ control for use on bass and seems to cut through the mix far better than the previous two. Definitely a harsher, more clinical sound than the CE-2 or CE-2B, but seems to work better in a band context because of it.

[Dosi Y'Anarchy]

I recently got a lovepedal Beardsman Bi-chorus. Its really great. Very different to the other choruses I've owned.