Your Favorite Chorus Pedal

[FuelGTRX]

My favorite I've owned is the Voodoo Lab Analog Chorus. Does a great fast rotary speaker sound, which what I mainly use it for, but is also a lush, vintage style chorus. I also have a Way Huge Blue Hippo chorus that I like, but it doesn't do the fast warbly sound that well. It's an excellent vintage style chorus, though.

When I mess around with my Line 6 Helix LT, I usually stick to the vintage chorus based on the Roland CE-1, the Dimension C based chorus, or the model of the EHX Electric Mistress (like said above, it's technically a flanger, but can do some cool chorus tones).

 

[ehdwuld]

At the moment
The included chorus in the rockman pedal reissue is kinda lush
Just jamming that

I was trying a model of a JC120 with chorus
It was swirling like you want it as well

I have had some lexicon chorus and reverbs that I realy liked

I want to try out the chorus on my Behringer PS600 pitch shifter
I just discovered the other day that it would do one

I have a JHS Octave Reverb pedal that does a DEEP Swirl OMG!!!!

 

[Wattage]

not too big on Chorus but other than my old Arion I had I like the Sioux KD Chorus

 

[Mincer]

I only like chorus with very little modulation (Like a Dimension)- most choruses sound horrifically out of tune to me. I mean, that's the point when you modulate delay time- the tuning goes up and down at a specific rate.

 

[Butch Snyder]

I only like chorus with very little modulation (Like a Dimension)- most choruses sound horrifically out of tune to me. I mean, that's the point when you modulate delay time- the tuning goes up and down at a specific rate.

The best chorus I ever heard was the chorus in a Roland JC-120 amp. Nothing like it. It choruses scientifically with two 60-watt amplifiers cycling with each other.

Roland's JC-120 chorus, the "Dimensional Space Chorus," uses two separate amplifier channels and speakers for true stereo, creating a lush, immersive, and shimmering effect by mixing a dry signal with a modulated, slightly delayed duplicate signal, essentially mimicking a rotating speaker but with distinct hardware, setting a benchmark for clean tones and becoming iconic for its depth and width in jazz, pop, and rock.

How it Works:

1. True Stereo Design: The amp features two independent 60W power amps and two speakers (2x12" in the JC-120), allowing for genuine left/right stereo processing.
2. Two Channels: It has two input channels (Normal & Effect), each with its own EQ and controls, enabling you to blend clean sounds with stereo effects.
3. Signal Splitting: The chorus effect takes the input signal, creates a delayed and pitch-modulated copy, and blends it with the original dry signal.
4. Stereo Separation: One side of the signal (dry) stays in the center, while the other (chorused) is spread across the stereo field, creating depth and spaciousness.
5. Unique Circuitry: The analog circuit uses discrete transistors (no op-amps in the original) for its distinct character, offering settings for rate and depth.

 

[Aceman]

Found a Visual Sound H2O v2 on Reverb and ordered. I get chorus and delay. Can't wait.

I have one and love it! It's my standard loop pedal for my HK Tubemeister (Along with a Flint).
They make a small pedal of just the chorus side called the Liquid Chorus

I was gonna suggest if small, and a Boss fan, hard to beat a Mooer Ensemble King for small, cheap and great sounding. I use one on my all-mini board.