Bass-specific chorus: Any good ones?

[Truckstop]

As above, anyone recommend any decent bass chorus pedals? Or even, any chorus that sounds just as good with bass?

Ta

[0175westwood29]

I've got a moog clusterflux sounds amazing on bass fat and full, and can also go crazy!!

Also have a cog effects chorus based on the boss old brown chorus that sounds really nice however I just use the moog as its just so good.

Andy

[Truckstop]

I'm thinking sub-£100! Ha ha would love Moog shizzle but too rich for me at the moment

[GazWills]

MXR analog chorus (not the bass chorus), I think it sounds great, and very decent price.

[gazhowe]

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MXR analog chorus (not the bass chorus), I think it sounds great, and very decent price.
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Do you know how this compares with the Boss CEB-3? I have the Boss pedal and would be interested to know if the MXR analog chorus is worth the cost of changing.

[Mudpup]

I use a Zoom MS60B - theres a bunch of good modulation effects on there

[0175westwood29]

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I'm thinking sub-£100! Ha ha would love Moog shizzle but too rich for me at the moment
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Yeh it's a bit pricey

Maybe try the minifooger?

[ezbass]

2nd hand EBS Unichorus. Chorus, flange or pitch modulation. Wet/dry mix via a trimpot on the board. I've had mine for years; love it. There's one in the FS section right now http://basschat.co.uk/topic/257949-unichorus-ehx-hog-grand-orbiter-two-custom-cogs/page__p__3007778__hl__unichorus__fromsearch__1#entry3007778

[GazWills]

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Do you know how this compares with the Boss CEB-3? I have the Boss pedal and would be interested to know if the MXR analog chorus is worth the cost of changing.
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no idea i'm afraid. it's very similar to the boss CE-5 I used to have...

[AinsleyWalker]

Tbh the only 'bass' specific pedals worth getting are usually gain based pedals. Most chorus pedals will sound good with bass. I have an MXR Analog Chorus, I don't use it much but it's good. I used to also have a EHX Neo Clone which sounded really nice too.

[Hoppo75]

If you can grab one, the Voodoo labs analogue chorus is superb. Check out Conrad Korsch solo on YT, Rod Stewarts current player and uses that very pedal to great 'effect'

[MindGoneBlank]

Source Audio Gemini Chorus is amazing. It's just over your budget but you get phaser, flanger and more thrown in for free!

Edited March 24, 2016 by MindGoneBlank

[NoirBass]

This is by far the best chorus I've ever tried for bass.

http://www.providence-ltd.com/products/effector/abc1.html

[Lightlyseared]

Sub-£100 you might find a used Tech 21 Bass Boost Chorus if you're prepared to watch and wait. If you want a vintage type sound (ie no multi-voice or detune type sounds) the MXR analog chorus (or indeed the micro chorus) or EH Small Clone will do that.

[HazBeen]

Get an MXR, not the greatest but better than Boss and sub-100. Keeley and Providence make the best choruses imo, but are >100.

[Rikki_Sixx]

I picked up an Electro Harmonix Small Clone at the back end of last year and it's lovely. Here's Patrick Hunter demo-ing one: [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlDsL2lKb-g"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlDsL2lKb-g[/url]

Mine was 2nd hand and set me back around £20 (might have even been less). Even used they're cracking value, and tough as a tank!