chorus? delay? reverb?

[GMC]

Doesn't zoom effect have a noise? I had a MS60b and previous zoom multi effect long time ago, all of them has unique noise which I can't stand on.

Nope, my MS-70CDR is very clean. In fact I prefer the Zoom model of the Corona Chorus better than the real pedal, which I also have. Because this pedal is just chorus, Delay and Reverb...it's doing what digital does best in terms of FX. The problem with the MS-60b and the B3 (in my opinion) is that a lot of the FX aren't easy to achieve dgitally. I'm not saying that they can't be done. But it's tough to make digital do good dirt...sure Source Audio have nailed it pretty much, but it's taken them a lot of R&D and a fair bit of time to do that in a dedicated pedal. When I had my B3, I found that the verbs, chorus and delays were really good. The Octavers, Overdrives, Distortions, Fuzz, amp models weren't so good and the compressors....well...hmmm...I'd take an analogue 'pressor any day. The EQ's, synths and pre-amps were pretty good though.

 

[Kri]

imo a bright smooth chorus and a low decay of a reverb could make the solo stuff vivid

 

[Feral Feline]

MythFX Triton does tremelo, chorus, flanger in a tiny enclosure.

I was going to suggest the used on in the classifieds, but it sold.

Don't forget the Triton does reverb as well:

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Get a Zoom MS-70 CDR and you get a Chorus, Delay and Reverb modeler with upto 5 FX chained simultaneously. The models are surprisingly good, especially for live work.

The WINNAH!

MS-70CDR does everything the OP wants/needs.




I'd get the Zoom space permitting, and the Triton if board-space constrained.

 

[Johno Dunn]

There's a TC FlashbCk mini for sale in the classifieds.... jusayin'.
Johno!

 

[Mr. voodoobass]

+1 on the zoom 70cdr!
I bought that pedal as a joke, but it is still on my board and really sounds good.
I use it as a tuner, crazy walls of reverb or delay or just some slight chorus and space.
It can do crazy but good bitcrushing/ring mod, octave up and down. Or just some eq and noise gate.
If you play with different basses with big changes in output, you can simply program different patches for every bass and switch between to even things out.
Seriously give it a try.
If i would only use 2 pedals, one would be a good overdrive and the second the 70cdr.

 

[Mr. voodoobass]

I guess an eventide H9 max would be the perfect alternative, but costs a fortune compared to the zoom...