Looking for insight on which chorus pedal I should get that won't break the bank. Looking around for a used one, so durability is key. Any recommendations?
I value the opinions on this board a lot

thanks in advance

DanElectro Cool Cat Chorus is great.
Consumes 2 9v batteries quickly - works great with an ac adapter.

Shepp

I`d like to recommend the Meistersinger Chorus Pedal from Jaques Isler. A fine Chorus in a sturdy Box.

All though it wasnt on your list.... I recommend the Boss CE-20 I like to use chorus, and like the overall features of this one
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-CE20-Chorus-Ensemble-Twin-Pedal?sku=151426

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Yeah I like them Boss twin chorus pedals. I've the EQ20 and it's rock solid, like all Boss stuff.

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I find the Danelectro Cool Cat Chorus pedals just great and they do a pretty good job of getting the Univibe type swirling sound -for around $55 the Electro Harmonox Small Clone would be my next choice.

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TC Electronics has made some pretty good time based FX over the years as has Eventide. TC Hellicon, like TC Electronics, is also a division of the TC group and they are making some bold new quality gear as well. I just bought a Hellicon vocal harmonizer for guitarists and it is truly impressive.

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Just think of how awesome a guitar player you could have been by now if you had only spent the last 10 years practicing instead of obsessing over pickups and roasted maple necks.

I've been using a JOHNSON chorus pedal I bought from a church. It's boss style, and sounds amazing. you can get one for around $30-$40

i vote small clone.... since i got it for my birthday in august ive added 2 other EH pedals to my chain; sovtek big muff and sovtek small stone, and im about to add a new polychorus to the family

actually, with that being said, i suppose you could also check out the polychorus, although its more or less its own instrument than an effects pedal

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thanks for all the suggestions everyone

Although I would love to get a ce-20, it may be a little too much

MXR 134 Stereo Chorus (2 outs, 18v, and a 3K signal boost when bypassed).

what kind of sound do you want? I think that's the question to go for.

cheers

-Nutter

I recommend a Boss Ce 3. Boss has not made them in a pong time, however, you mentioned a used item. I have owned mine for 20+ years and it still sounds just as killer as they day I bought it. The Ce 5 is it's younger brother. Honestly I haven't played though any other chorus pedals because I am just not looking for one at this time.

If you have a chance, play through as many as you can and see which one will be the best fit for your style and tone.

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I bought an 80's era Ibanez UE 300 pedal that has a killer chorus on it after ME mentioned that he used the pedal on most of his tours. I also have the Boss CH-1(dual output)

If you choose to go EH just don't go for the Nano version. Get the regular big boy. The Nano is a nightmare!

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