Modulation pedals

[Stubb]

Phaser - Whirlwind Orange Box

This has been my modulation solution. I tried for a while to find a chorus, and it ended up just being a good fit for my current gig. This replaced a very good chorus on my board and I'm happy with the sound and especially the simplicity.

 

[Jxff]

I ended up liking the MXR Bass Chorus Dlx, but just got a Ibi mini chorus, that sounds a lot like an 80's cs9 on guitar. Reviews have been great on bass. I like phaser more /with fuzz for bass.

 

[labeledbass]

I love the Anadime Bass too, it could honestly use a separate direct line or blend for more control, but the quality of the depth gets me every time. I'm now on my second one. If you hunt around, they can be had for under 170

 

[SunByrne]

Chorus: If you want that 1980s chorus sound on the cheap and can handle it being a little noisy, the EHX Bass Clone gets the job done. I’ve switched to the Walrus Julia, though, just a much better all-around chorus.

Delay: I use a Boss DD3 delay. Gets the job done but I’m not a heavy user of delay. If I were, I’d probably get a DD7 or a DD200

Flanger: Go find an old Boss BF2. Do NOT get a BF3.

Phaser: I just use an MXR Phase 90. Does suck out some low end, though, so if you’re worried about that there are likely better options.

Reverb: On bass? Just turn it up louder and let the room handle that.

 

[RestlessBoom]

Chorus: Walrus Julia
Delay: OBNE Black Fountain
Reverb: EQD Ghost Echo

 

[Ricky Caboverde]

I'm getting my needs met with my Zoom MS60B, MS70cdr or B3 pedals plus a TC 3rd Dimension for extra mileage. The Zooms have a mix of classic and wild effects that cover my needs for bass, guitar & synth. My only other delay is a Sushi Box FX Echosaurus Multi-head delay that gives all the fun sounds of an analog tape or drum delay without the mess.

The Zoom Multistomp series pedals are little marvels. The 70CDR in particular will go down as a classic, for sure.