Dan Electro "Cool Cats"

[solutionbassist]

What do you think? Heard they r great. Havent used one.

[Crystalman85]

I've had a danelectro fab chorus pedal and it sounds amazing on bass. this pedal gives my bass a smooth, retro-futuristic chorus sounds. I'm pretty sure that the danelectro cool cat chorus pedal(the new one) can give you the same awesome sound. these chorus pedals has a mix control, which is what makes these pedals useful on bass. also they're affordable. I definitely recommend these pedals. If you're planning on buy one of those pedals, I'd say go for it.

[solutionbassist]

Thanks for the help. any experience with any other cool cats?

[Taylor Livingston]

The Cool Cats are notorious on the internet because Danelectro stole the designs for them from small-time boutique pedals. We don't need to go into the whole "ethics of cloning" thing again, but I do think it's a little bunk when a big corporation steals from the little guy, instead of the usual other way around.

[One Bad Monkey]

I had one of the old 18v Cool Cat chorus pedals years ago. It was great; nice, clear and lush. Not hugely overwhelming, it retained a lot of the bass character.

[solutionbassist]

r they all 18v? im not real experienced with powering two different types of battery powerd effects? would i need a seperate adaptor?

[Crystalman85]

The new danelectro cool cat chorus pedal is a 9-volt pedal.

[tracer03]

I recently added the Cool Cat Tremolo to my board, and it's a great little box. It's quiet, has some solid, workable sounds, and built like a tank. I'm planning on trying out the Transparent Overdrive this weekend.

[dune2k]

Originally Posted by conical johnson

The Cool Cats are notorious on the internet because Danelectro stole the designs for them from small-time boutique pedals. We don't need to go into the whole "ethics of cloning" thing again, but I do think it's a little bunk when a big corporation steals from the little guy, instead of the usual other way around.

That's why some of them are now available in a V2 version with a changed design...

[rekesbass]

I gotta say,every Dano pedal I've tried sounded good..I have 2 of the mini series pedals, chili dog (-1 &-2 octave) and a french toast(upper oct.+fuzz) which are at the low end of the price scale @ $15.00 and they even sound good,although the french toast is a tad noisey but, its a brutally high gain fuzz..The chilidog tracks as good as any OC2 I've ever used..I used to run these in the fx loop of my q-tron+ for quasi-synth sounds,and they worked great

[solutionbassist]

Thanks for the help. Do they have a delay? I got a super fast solo on the set list and I need a delay to play it right. The one ive got is crummy.