Ugh. Which chorus pedal?

[Deleted member 261632]

Successfully using the Digitech bass Chorus.

 

[svlilioukalani]

I am really grooving on my TC Corona Chorus. The mini should be just like this big one with a few less functions.

 

[Perrygoround]

I own both, the full sized and the mini. The main difference is that the full sized version has access to 3 presets with a toggle: chorus - toneprint - trichorus. On the mini you have only on stored sound, and you can change it only with the toneprint editor. In my opinion, the mini is a better deal, as I allways use the toneprints rather than the preset chorus/trichorus on the standard.

 

[robbroncs]

bass clone for me.....but TC does make some extremely versatile stuff, just never tried it.

 

[Feral Feline]

+1 to CoolCat and / or M5

 

[gully_jones]

I've been digging the Gemini Chorus from Source Audio

 

[Rip Topaz]

Any thoughts on the Zoom b1on? How are the choruses on that?

 

[DwaynieAD]

T rex: The sweeper is my personal favorite, but quality seems to suspect on t rex pedals

 

[wpc1996]

Im using the corona chorus with duffs toneprint and its great. The mxr bass chorus is also amazing

 

[Roberto Nunez]

TC Corona.

 

[mc900ftj]

TC Corona (mini) works well enough for me. Toneprint functionality allows a great deal of flexibility.

 

[Jon Moody]

I've used a couple of choruses over the years. My favorites are the Danelectro Cool Cat Stereo 18v Chorus (you can find it cheap), the ProTone Pedals Nectar Chorus, and the Aguilar Chorusaurus.

I like the first two because they are both pretty similar in terms of controls and sound. They're very transparent and have a nice glossy sheen on them. The last one I haven't fully mastered the controls yet, but you can get some heavy, watery tones with it as well as very subtle. Of the three, the Chorusaurus has the most range in tones.

Ones I've tried that are nice, but just didn't do it for me for one reason or another were the TC Electronics Corona Chorus, Earthquaker Sea Machine and Visual Sound H20 Chorus/Echo.

 

[Twocan]

I really like the Corona. I currently have the mini version and it does all that I need a chorus to do. It's also got the Duff toneprint for your G&R.

 

[vivaknoxvegas]

I like my EHX Bass Clone but it kind of has that 80s sound, it's own thing imo, which I happen to like. Small and cheap too. PM sent also.

 

[Diddywah]

I use a Palmer Effects Herrenchor; a chorus made for bass. Solid built (German) cheap (at least here in europe) gives a very useable chorus, no loss of low end. Serves me like your wanted chorus; for those songs that just need it

 

[KevInDaBassment]

I have good luck with my Tech 21 Bass Boost chorus. Had a Boss CEB-3 and CE-5 before, neither were bad but were a BIT too "wet". Tried to use a Small Clone, but the bass signal was too much for it.

 

[Catbuster]

TC Electronic Corona or MXR Bass Chorus Deluxe (M83.)

 

[Alex O]

Working on building a (ampless) pedalboard for live use.

So far I'm running bass into Spectracomp-->MXR M-80. I've tried a few different (mostly cheap or guitar-oriented) chorus pedals and immediately ditched them due to low end loss.

What's everyone's preferred chorus? Bonus points for cheaper pedals that sound great. I only need chorus for a couple songs (Sweet Child O' Mine), so I'm not looking to spend a ton.

Also looking at the Line 6 M5, since I only need the chorus for a few things, maybe a multi would better serve my purposes.

Advice?

I'm a big fan of the M5. If you're feeling extra adventurous you can also add a midi mouse. That's ALOT of sounds at your toe-tips and nothing at all to carry.

 

[wintremute]

Any thoughts on the Zoom b1on? How are the choruses on that?

After reading the thread, I am asking, what about the Zoom B3?

So, yeah, how are the Zoom choruses compared to the top contenders?

 

[Rip Topaz]

I've used a B3 before, but didn't like how limited it becomes when you use it with other pedals.