Cold Fat Chorus for Modular Synth Setup

[jufros]

I'm using different combinations of the following for my synthy needs: EHX Micro POG, Devi Ever Bit, Subdecay Flying Tomato, EHX Micro Q-Tron. I also have a Stereo Electric Mistress and while I love the pedal, its too bubbly for me to use with fuzz and such. What do you like for tone fattening in your synth setup? I'm looking at Boss (CEB-3 and CE-5) due to their popularity here. Which do you like better and why? Any other recommendations? I am definitely thinking digital on this one. It doesn't have to be organic, it just has to be really fat and cutting with a fuzz, octave->fuzz, fuzz->filter, or any similar combination and refrain from warbling away on funk lines. I don't want something that would be redundant with the SEM.

[Jimbob Jones]

The Digitech Bass Multichorus is very thick, and spacey. It doesn't sound "organic" but it's ace with fuzz, or synth sweeps.

[Bjazzman]

did you get the Flying tomato?

try a polychorus or Visual sound H20

[jufros]

Man I absolutely love the Flying Tomato. I spent over two hours with it the first day I had it. I run it with a Boss LS-2. If I use the blend function, I can cop some justice-like sounds. Sounds great non-blended too.

Both of those pedals look cool but are sadly too large to fit on my current board without some major pedalboard surgery.

[Chronicle]

This might help
A four Chorus Shoot out! Deltalabs SC1, Hardwire CR-7, Boss CE-5, Boss PS-3