Chorus Pedal for Bass?

[Caius1991]

Looking for a decent chorus pedal for bass, unsure on which one to get really, seems to be some good ones out there, price range i was thinking was $60 - $130. Any help is appreciated

[OneMoreRobot]

I am actually in the same boat... I was looking at the EHX Memory Boy because it seemed to have reverb/delay/chorus type effects all in one. Thoughts?

[JuanBass0012]

Defiantly recommend the Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensamble. I use it and I live it

[RocktimusBass]

Corona Chorus by TC Electronic. Lots of cool tone prints you can download. They are releasing a tone print editor so you will be able to tweak it yourself. No low end loss, deep chorus tone.

[punisher911]

I'm happy with my Hardwire Stereo Chorus..

[Mike in Chicago]

My beautiful wife just ordered me a Tech21 Bass Boost Chorus from Sweetwater yesterday, and its already here.

It's a great chorus...i'm gonna have alot of fun with this.

[stepswork4me]

I've got the Corona. It sounds nice. It's rich and full. No tone suck or thinness like with some others I've tried.

[sevdog]

For good old fashioned Cure-type as well as 70's fusion fretless-type bass chorus my Boss CEB-3 has worked well for years, if you want all kinds of other sounds then something else might be better for you though.

[Bassmike62]

Chorus users? Pedals in general.

For more input...

[tonym]

Another for the Corona. I've had quite a few chorus pedals and it's a very good one for the price. Many different types of chorus sounds, and with TC releasing the TonePrint editor it makes it even more tweakable. There's one for sales in the TB classifieds (not mine!) for a good price right now.

[stepswork4me]

Also many of the Coronas used at GC. It looks as though many of the players that got them in the holiday giveaway got 'em and took 'em straight to the store. $99 for what look to be brand new and unused.

[Spaldo]

Chorus should be outlawed....

[Plays_For_Dog]

They're all good really. I've tried a lot. I prefer the MXR's for your price range. Either one; bass or analog model.

[SDMFJay]

the new MXR Bass Chorus Deluxe sounds amazing from what I've seen and heard.

[mark beem]

I have a Digitech Bass Multi Chorus that I'm really happy with.

http://www.digitech.com/en/products/bass-multi-chorus

Got mine used for less than $50.

[HolmeBass]

Iron Ether Polytope for something a bit different than the usual chorus. I dig mine. Frankly I am not sure how well it would do the classic Jaco fretless super-warm chorus sound since I just don't use that sound. But it had a unique set of tones built around highly controllable detuning of up to 4 different voices in addition to your dry sound.

[OneMoreRobot]

Originally Posted by sevdog

For good old fashioned Cure-type as well as 70's fusion fretless-type bass chorus my Boss CEB-3 has worked well for years, if you want all kinds of other sounds then something else might be better for you though.

Awesome, The Cure is who I think of when I want to emulate a chorus sound... Them and ISIS.

[cnltb]

Jampedals 'Waterfall'.
Seems to be a very good one!
http://www.jampedals.com/waterfall/

[Laurent]

Originally Posted by SDMFJay

the new MXR Bass Chorus Deluxe sounds amazing from what I've seen and heard.

+1 and you get a serious flanger as a bonus. This chorus is one of the few that really holds the bass down.

[ZombieSpacebat]

I'll throw in another vote for the Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble, I've had one for about 3 years and it's always done what I need it to do. I've been wanting to try out the TC Electronics Corona Chorus as well though. Both of these can be had for a reasonable price if you look around/buy used.