I have an Ultimate Chorus amp and am looking for a chorus pedal that will give me as good an effect as the one in my amp, when I play at church I go di to the house system. Thanks !

Almost any decent chorus should beat the stock "stuff" that is on the amp. Go to Guitar Center and test some out.

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boss, or tonerider chorus pedals are pretty sweet

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+1 Those built in chorus effects on a lot of amp are painful. Fender has never been a great effect company except for maybe the Fender Bender and the Fuzz Wah the built in stuff is terrible. My GDec has tons of built in lousy effects.

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For about 50 bucks the Danelectro Cool Cat Chorus gives you great bang for the buck and a great warbling chorus that can do a really good job of emulating the Leslie/Univibe sound.

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I don't know of I'd go that far with the Cool Cat sounding like a Leslie or Univibe, but it's a huge bang for the buck.

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my electro harmonix small clone has yet to disappoint

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Yeah in retrospect I went a bit overboard saying that it did a great job of emulating the Leslie etc. but for the money it is a pretty decent chorus and you can get a pretty wide range of speed and intensity settings suitable for just about any situation.Having said that the Vox ValveTech series of amps do incredibly lifelike jobs of sounding like the Univibe and Leslie. The Vox effects even slow down and speed up gradually just like the real things easily the best amp emulations I have heard yet and that definitely isn't hyperbole.

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How about the Delta Lab SC1 Chorus. It's true stereo and just $60.

Cool Thanks Guys I gotta get busy......off to GC and a couple of other places !

im very suprised a the deltalab stuff, even though itsowned by GC.
there is a lot of bang for the buck in some of their pedals.

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Come on now Supro...you can tweak those built in effects....LOL I am a plain old reverb guy so I don't have to worry about that..
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you will not find a pedal that
sounds as good as the ultimate Chorus
why? you ask

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I have never messed with a Marshall that I did not love the chorus.

Any love, or better, recommendations on Marshall Chorus Pedals for
a Fender amp (DRRI)?

I was surprised at the quality, too. I love stereo modulation effects (except maybe tremolo). Would like to see somebody make a reasonably priced Uni-Vibe clone in stereo. The mini Deja Vibe stereo model is great, but it's about $300 and I cannot justify that expense.