I guess I'm a chorus pedal guy now -thanks -you bunch of ******

[NegativeEase]

Well, I was a little unhappy with my single note tones at full volume with a loud group -it was lacking enough body/fullness if I brought out enough bite and brilliance in the mid top to have the intelligibility I wanted -as I'm doing a lot of walking around and riffing against a wall of bass and another guitarist's chordal assault.

After much experimentation, I added a rack mount Boss Chorus unit without pre delay of heavy effect -after my second OD (before delay, Trem, Reverb) and just added in a subtle touch of chorus and boom -thick tone in all 3 pickup positions with all 3 gain conditions I use and the chorus doesn't sound like chorus as an effect yet.

I know this is an old trick, but it really solved my needs.... no plans to cart around rack gear -so I guess I'm in the market for a chorus pedal for this purpose -small footprint is a bonus as it will be an always on pedal at the amp that is not interacted with during a gig.

 

[Demanic]

Look into what Keeley has to offer.
They have something called a Seafoam for not a huge amount of money. And it's about the size of their other older pedals.
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[Gtrjunior]

Pedals that have a detune function can achieve what your doing with the rack gear.
You set to detune negative on one side and positive on the other.

 

[PFDarkside]

I’d look into the CE-2W and DC-2W first.

 

[Aceman]

I'd just get a CH-1 and call it a day.

 

[NegativeEase]

I'd just get a CH-1 and call it a day.

What sucks is I owned 3 classic Boss Chorus pedals that I sold last year, I have never used them and nobody was asking to use them. May be circling back

 

[NegativeEase]

I’d look into the CE-2W and DC-2W first.

That W designation gives me a chubby -I sold a new in the box black screw CE-2 last year .

I had it mostly because a flea market didn't know what they had.

 

[Demanic]

I'm telling you, I would get the Seafoam. And considering the prices I saw them going for, I just might.

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[NegativeEase]

I'm telling you, I would get the Seafoam. And considering the prices I saw them going for, I just might.

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I'll def check it out.. Thanks!

 

[ehdwuld]

If you just need a touch then any cheapo chorus should be able to deliver that

Biyang
Mooer
Joyo

I love lush washes of chorus
Joyo wont do that
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085QK6RVR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_VA97W6WD7H8HSD1VAGC3

The Aqua Chorus from Biyang does
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QLKM1VL/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_9DSCZ0WS7N3TS4H1BP1X

 

[Bogner]

Neunaber makes the best chorus out there in a small footprint IMO.

Free the Tone Tri Avatar Chorus
Eventide Micro Pitch could work beautifully as well.
Walrus Audio Julia

 

[Mincer]

My first thought was any 'Dimension'-style chorus. Even a pitch shifter might work- detune a few cents, with no modulation.

 

[PFDarkside]

Neunaber makes the best chorus out there in a small footprint IMO.

Free the Tone Tri Avatar Chorus
Eventide Micro Pitch could work beautifully as well.
Walrus Audio Julia

The amount of GAS is have for the Tri-Avatar and Flight Time is getting bad, and you’re not helping!

 

[Bogner]

The amount of GAS is have for the Tri-Avatar and Flight Time is getting bad, and you’re not helping!

Pass the gas and just order them. You won't regret it.

 

[Aceman]

Get this - 7, count'em, 7 different models, each with 6 editable parameters:

You'll never need another. I mean, you'll get more. But only because you want them!

Between the TC, The Voodoo, and the Boss, one will work. Or one of the other four....EHX, Fulltone, Multi, etc.

 

[Francois]

Maybe everybody is too loud. There is another way to deal with that

I have a Chorus question : Anybody knows the Aria ACH-1. It is chorus I bought in the 80s. It has a stereo out and I pluged in two Marshall stacks last week. Sounded cool (DS-1 on the left, Octopussy + Echorec on the right)

Anybody would know if the Aria chorus use a circuit similar to pedals like the Boss CE-2 (but stereo then).
Or a circuit inspired by the original Roland JMC 120 (the chorus in the stereo amp I mean) ?

The Aria stereo chorus is part of the "ugly" black plastic box series. There is no many information about it.

 

[GuitarStv]

You don't need 7 different choruses . . . you need one very good flanger with subtle settings.

 

[NegativeEase]

Maybe everybody is too loud. There is another way to deal with that :

Nah, were at drum level and no more right now for rehearsing -it's actually more the opposite issue -our amps aren't opened up enough at this volume to keep the tone consistent.

 

[NegativeEase]

You don't need 7 different choruses . . . you need one very good flanger with subtle settings.

Oh man, if I have ever have a flanger pedal, come to the show and light my rig on fire please.

 

[JMP/HBE]

Did someone say Chorus ?