Cheap Chorus with Mix control

[Sam SG]

Any suggestions? I use chorus very little like 1 song with the working band and a few of my own songs.
I have a vintage 80s Ibanez Chorus but feel its too wet at times.
Rather than mod it for what little I use chorus Im thinking if there is a cheap option with a mix cobtrol on it.

 

[FuseG4]

Boss ce-5?

 

[Chistopher]

It doesn't have a blend, but that $40 clone of the DC-2 might be subtle enough for you it doesnt need it

 

[Mincer]

Honestly, it isn't easy to find any chorus pedal with a mix control.

 

[Chistopher]

Thinking more about it, maybe a flanger is the way to go

 

[Securb]

Honestly, it isn't easy to find any chorus pedal with a mix control.

I only have one with a mix control and I could sell it and do a mortgage payment. There is a clone but even that is $179

 

[beaubrummels]

I just use a used CE-3 and back the depth way off.

 

[GuitarStv]

If you have two amps, split your signal and send one half through a vibrato pedal and the other half clean . . . then use the amp volumes and vibrato depth to mix to your desired sound. I've found that this gives a lovely chorusing effect and you can make it as subtle or over the top as you want pretty easily.

 

[Sam SG]

If you have two amps, split your signal and send one half through a vibrato pedal and the other half clean . . . then use the amp volumes and vibrato depth to mix to your desired sound. I've found that this gives a lovely chorusing effect and you can make it as subtle or over the top as you want pretty easily.

Yea itd a stereo chorus and I have multple amps. BUT Bringing 2 amps is a no go. As everyone percieves 2 amps as louder and every club tgese days is so touchy.

 

[Chistopher]

If you weren't against modding your current chorus, you would only need to change out one resistor