What's exciting on the chorus front?

[MrDOS]

I must start by saying I'm old school, and have only owned a pink Ibanez chorus, and a Tech 21 Boost. I am thinking of refurbishing my pedalboard, and might put a stereo chorus in front of it, for two signal paths.
Here's the current pedalboard state for reference:

 

[onda'bass]

one might say you have a great chorus pedal already.

 

[evil dewars]

two might say...forgive me, i forget where I am.

You need, like, a strymon or something.

 

[KevInDaBassment]

Walrus Audio Julianna is stereo and very lovely...I have the Julia and like it a lot

 

[220_Hz]

I use the pink mini Ibanez and I love it, but the latest and greatest is probably the Asheville Music Tools ACV-1. It’s like an expanded moog mf chorus, designed by the same person who did the moog circuit

 

[manchego_eggo]

Walrus Audio Julianna is stereo and very lovely...I have the Julia and like it a lot

Julianna would be fun, it's very different than the Tech 21 and can get very weird.

A couple other interesting and modern options are the Jackson Audio New Wave and Beetronics Seabee.

 

[Killing Floor]

The BRSI Everything We Don’t ….
Check it out.

 

[shirojiro]

I must start by saying I'm old school, and have only owned a pink Ibanez chorus, and a Tech 21 Boost. I am thinking of refurbishing my pedalboard, and might put a stereo chorus in front of it, for two signal paths.
Here's the current pedalboard state for reference:View attachment 7006477

I have not found a better chorus than my Tech 21 boost chorus.

 

[Jebberz]

I'm heavilly gassing for this one

Goddess | MayFly

www.mayflyaudio.com

 

[sethlow3]

One might say…
Get one with a tap tempo because having to adjust rate via a knob is no where near as fun and quickly adaptable.

I have a Julianna and love it. A little hissy but it seems like every damn chorus I’ve used is. Overall tone and quick features make it a dang good one. Good for guitar also.

 

[Luke the Fluke]

I have not found a better chorus than my Tech 21 boost chorus.

I felt the same till I got a Providence Anadime bass chorus

 

[Sonic Titan]

Anadime Bass Chorus… the ability to use the built in HPF allows you to control how much low end is effected by the chorus. Best one I’ve ever tried (for me). Maintains a solid low end while adding a lushness to the upper half of your sound

 

[Zooberwerx]

What's old is new again! Still have my Digitech X Series: stereo outs and variable voicing that's over-the-top. If you're looking for something that gets really "wet", find an old Rocktron Tsunami.

Riis

 

[Clark W]

Boss DC-2W Dimension C Chorus Pedal

It's a two in one deal based on the Roland SDD-320 Rack unit and the Boss DC-2 pedal, 4 buttons, 1 switch for a total of 20 combinations. It can go from mild to very lush and offers mono and stereo modes. I got mine for free by accident when Musician's Friend shipped it with one of my orders and they told me to keep it. First day I got it and posted about it I got offers from TB'ers to buy it from me.

Wish I could find a bass demo of it. But here's some really good guitar demos of it.

 

[ericplaysbass]

No love for the JAM Waterfall? Good enough for the Don, good enough for all of us:

 

[shirojiro]

I forgot to mention that the other chorus pedal I use is an old Ibanez CSL chorus from the 80s. I did a head to head with the Boss Ce-2 at the time and chose the Ibanez. I still really like it. It can do vibrato and very warbly sounds as well.

 

[5StringBlues]

Oh we're the boys in the chorus, we hope you like our show! We know you're rooting for us, but now we have to go!

 

[MrDOS]

Gee - thanks for all of the replies! I have a Strymon Ola on the way, so even stale expired dudes like myself can get a sudden onset of G.A.S.!

 

[mouthmw]

No love for the JAM Waterfall? Good enough for the Don, good enough for all of us:

Agreed, JAM Bass Waterfall has been my choice for years now.

 

[vvvmmm]

I liked the EHX clone for years, mostly becuz crossover, and small.

Lately the big MX 6 knob analog blue one was on my board because crossover and flanger - it can be nicely subtle, or more.

Currently, I went back to the EBS because I like it also, relatively small and simple, with flanger.