Duroc17 Posted December 10, 2024 Posted December 10, 2024 Had a search through the forum I'm sure this been covered but for about 2 songs i use a Bass Clone and even with crossover and bass turned up it sucks the tone out and makes it sound like volume drop - to my ears maybe it's just not suitable to the 80s indie we're doing? So looking for a lightish (in colour) chorus - thats not too extreme but that can add to tone/even boost that doesnt drag the ass out of the b-ass got about £120 that'll spend - even considering completely not using it but recommendations sought. Been looking at the Ampeg Liquifier and Walrus Audio Fundamental chorus one with the faders - which seems like just the ticket but what say you - i'm not spedning £200 on a pedal i dont really use that much so got to be within budget Quote
Gareth Hughes Posted December 10, 2024 Posted December 10, 2024 MXR Analog Chorus, or an equally awesome but much cheaper option is the TC Electronic Afterglow. Both have righteous low end and no volume drop. 2 Quote
Duroc17 Posted December 10, 2024 Author Posted December 10, 2024 7 minutes ago, Gareth Hughes said: MXR Analog Chorus, or an equally awesome but much cheaper option is the TC Electronic Afterglow. Both have righteous low end and no volume drop. Hi have the MxR80 Di which is great - will have a check of both ta 😎 Quote
simonlittle Posted December 10, 2024 Posted December 10, 2024 Definitely worth checking out the EBS Unichorus. Spent a long time searching for just the right chorus and that one was the favourite. Had mine for years now. There was one up for sale on here last week… 2 Quote
ezbass Posted December 10, 2024 Posted December 10, 2024 6 minutes ago, simonlittle said: Definitely worth checking out the EBS Unichorus. Spent a long time searching for just the right chorus and that one was the favourite. Had mine for years now. There was one up for sale on here last week… Another EBS user here. Had mine for longer than I can remember. Had to resolder the footswitch a while back, but that’s the only thing that has given me a problem over the years (probably, more accurately, decades). 2 Quote
Duroc17 Posted December 10, 2024 Author Posted December 10, 2024 The Unichorus has flanger too. Might be what I’m after. Thanks 1 Quote
Gank Bass Posted December 10, 2024 Posted December 10, 2024 Over the years I've used a bass clone, ampeg liquifier, hartke bass chorus, TC Corona. Managed to get a great factory 2nd Jam pedals waterfall from their reverb store and that blew them all out the water! For a budget option anything with a blend should get decent results! Hope this helps 😊 2 Quote
paul_5 Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 I love an EHX Small Clone, but that’s just me! 1 Quote
Duroc17 Posted December 11, 2024 Author Posted December 11, 2024 8 hours ago, Gank Bass said: Over the years I've used a bass clone, ampeg liquifier, hartke bass chorus, TC Corona. Managed to get a great factory 2nd Jam pedals waterfall from their reverb store and that blew them all out the water! For a budget option anything with a blend should get decent results! Hope this helps 😊 The bass clone has a blend but maybe I need to mess with it more to get a boost Quote
Linus27 Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 I've gone through a lot of chorus pedals and really struggled to find one with a nice flavour that doesn't change the overall tone of the bass. The TC Corona was nice but super subtle and I just couldn't get it to be effective. The Bass Clone I liked but I found it changed the tone too much and I was constantly fiddles. I'm now running the EBS Unichorus and I like it but I'm still not convinced by it so I might move it on. I'm actually really tempted to try the Harley Benton Classic Chorus after seeing this video. 1 Quote
Duroc17 Posted December 11, 2024 Author Posted December 11, 2024 1 minute ago, Linus27 said: I've gone through a lot of chorus pedals and really struggled to find one with a nice flavour that doesn't change the overall tone of the bass. The TC Corona was nice but super subtle and I just couldn't get it to be effective. The Bass Clone I liked but I found it changed the tone too much and I was constantly fiddles. I'm now running the EBS Unichorus and I like it but I'm still not convinced by it so I might move it on. I'm actually really tempted to try the Harley Benton Classic Chorus after seeing this video. That’s sounds nice. Good shout. Will check it out. Quote
Jean-Luc Pickguard Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 I like the Boss CEB-3 bass chorus where you can apply the chorus to just the high frequencies without making the low end go warbly. 1 Quote
LukeFRC Posted December 11, 2024 Posted December 11, 2024 4 hours ago, Jean-Luc Pickguard said: I like the Boss CEB-3 bass chorus where you can apply the chorus to just the high frequencies without making the low end go warbly. Providence Anadime does the same - that made a massive difference for me. 1 Quote
Bagman Posted December 15, 2024 Posted December 15, 2024 certainly doesn't fit the budget but the Free The Tone Tri Avatar is the #1 Bass Chorus IMO 1 Quote
Boodang Posted December 15, 2024 Posted December 15, 2024 (edited) TC Electronic SCF. Looks like Andertons have one on sale for £70. I’ve got the original and reissue, both awesome. Does subtle to extreme, the pitch mod mode is great. Edited December 15, 2024 by Boodang 2 Quote
Duroc17 Posted December 15, 2024 Author Posted December 15, 2024 38 minutes ago, Boodang said: TC Electronic SCF. Looks like Andertons have one on sale for £70. I’ve got the original and reissue, both awesome. Does subtle to extreme, the pitch mod mode is great. For that price worth a go - heard they’re pretty noiseless - I only use chorus quite subtly- but there’s one song that uses a heavy flanger so be good to have options. Have ordered it from Anderson’s. Thanks for the tip dude Quote
Boodang Posted December 15, 2024 Posted December 15, 2024 A pleasure! SCF was the first pedal I ever bought, had one on the board ever since. Sort of pedal you keep and a bargain at that price. 1 Quote
itu Posted December 15, 2024 Posted December 15, 2024 I bought my SCF in the early 90's, and it was already a second hand unit. Still going strong. The reason for low noise is that it has a compander circuitry in it: the input signal is compressed before the processing, and expanded after. Noise floor is super low. And everything is analog. The input is also special, because it can handle a raw piezo easily. 1 Quote
Duroc17 Posted December 16, 2024 Author Posted December 16, 2024 On 15/12/2024 at 08:04, Boodang said: A pleasure! SCF was the first pedal I ever bought, had one on the board ever since. Sort of pedal you keep and a bargain at that price. Been trying out the SCF this morning and yes - this is what i'm looking for - nice subtle chorus - noiseless and no level difference once i dialed in the level - flanger will be useable for me, even pitch might come in handy - thanks for the tip and link - rehearsals thursday but already on my board and gig on saturday - chorus was the only thing wasn't 100% with - was alright but not for me 1 Quote
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