What is Your Favorite Chorus ?

[BassyBill]

TC Corona......I've went thru a lot of the toneprints and have found some good ones that are useable and are different in flavor. That said, I have gravitated towards their standard chorus setting (the switch in the UP position).

I have also settled on the Corona after a long search, including Boss, Jam, Caline, MXR, Donner…

 

[BigN8bass]

Subtle: Old Brown Boss MIJ CE-2B
Versatile: Polytope
Honorable mention: DOD Deep Freeze

 

[Passinwind]

What do you prefer ? Make a recommendation.

Rocktron Intellifex. Rack mount, but nothing I've ever tried even came close.

 

[MrClassicMetal]

Recently picked one of these up. Do you have any favorite tone prints for this pedal?
I have been playing with these, but have not really settled on anything yet.
- Walking on the moon
- Noseprint
- Dimension M
- Ghost Chorus

The one I settled on from the start is the Duff McKagan tone print. That one is rather subtle, with some nice shimmer, and it's still quite versatile. I use it in combination with an octave pedal, fuzz, and envelope filter to create synth sounds.

Some of those compact tc electronic mini pedals are pretty awesome, and you can often pick them up very cheap and almost unused. I suspect that many people who sell them don't take the time to learn how those products work. Perhaps they find it too daunting to hook them up to a PC. That's what the guys who sold me the chorus and the SpectraComp compressor told me.

 

[_Obra_]

Boss Ce-2W
Bass Whammy Shallow

 

[BoogiemanTB]

Boss CE-5 (Analog) (for fretless)
Tech21 Bass Boost Chorus (for everything else if chorus is needed).

 

[bassbrad]

This has claimed my top spot for now. Catalinbread Proto 6 X/F A crossover chorus over phasor with a wet dry mix that sopunds very lush on my basses.

 

[BassByBaldSteve]

The Tech-21 Amalgamation. I've own Analogman, Dr. Scientist Cosmichorus, MXR Stereo, Boss, etc. This one smokes them all. The way it interacts with a bass signal is sublime.

 

[Ritter667]

I don't like chorus, I prefer to use flager, where you otehrwise would use chorus.

But beside that, if I was forced to pick chorus, my favorite chorus is a Boss CE-1 (Behringer makes a clone, and there is a CE-1 mode build into the Boss CE-2w), and I quite like the Boss DC-2 too (TC Electronic makes a clone, and then there is the Boss DC-2w).

 

[bassbrad]

I don't like chorus, I prefer to use flager, where you otehrwise would sue chorus.

But beside that, if I was forced to pick chorus, my favorite chorus is a Boss CE-1 (Behringer makes a clone, and there is a CE-1 mode build into the Boss CE-2w), and I quite like the Boss DC-2 too (TC Electronic makes a clone, and then there is the Boss DC-2w).

I like flanger as well, my favorirtes being an Ibanez FL9 and a very odd DanElectro Psycho Flange. One of my favorite of all time flanger sounds is "White Flange" from the ART MultiVerb LT that combines flanger, slapback delay and a spicy room reverb. I keep it alive for that and a few other sounds that even thoough they are 8 -12 bit still sound lush.

I like the TC 3rd Dimension on bass but it almost permanently lives in my B2600 setup where it is simply delicious.

 

[Zooberwerx]

Digitech Bass MultiChorus. Somebody gave me one years ago and I'm too lazy to pull it from my board. That being said, I'd gladly trade it for a compact pedal just to free-up some real estate.

 

[vvvmmm]

"Can't Always Get What You Want" might have my fave chorus.

Fave lyric chorus at times might be a tie between RHCP's "Super Secret Song Inside" or Soundgarden's "Big Dumb Sex", altho' GG Allin's "Caroline and Sue" also amuses.

But then, the chorus pedal I use most is the uni-vibe type, and I prefer flanger and phaser on bass.