What is the best Chorus pedal? - Page 3

darkhorse · 12-10-2011, 11:32 PM

I had a Visual Sound Liquid Chorus and I have to say that was not a bad pedal at all. I would take it over a Boss pedal any day and the internal buffer is much better quality.

I have heard for metal and heavier tones that Zak Wylde model Chorus is pretty good and designed more for high gain tones.

I still like the TC Corona and will probably always keep it but I would like to give that Wampler Chorus a test drive as I dig their pedals more than most I have had. What I like about the TC is that you have 3 mode options which change the whole circuit and dynamic of the pedal. Most pedals you are stuck with a one track mind and the range just in that voice.

DeArmond · 04-20-2012, 04:43 PM

The Ibanez CF7 Stereo Chorus/Flanger has a switch for Stereo Chorus and Flanger, and a "Krazy" switch. It will make a lot of different sounds.

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12-10-2011, 11:32 PM	#21 (permalink)
darkhorse Member Location: N of Dallas TX	I had a Visual Sound Liquid Chorus and I have to say that was not a bad pedal at all. I would take it over a Boss pedal any day and the internal buffer is much better quality. I have heard for metal and heavier tones that Zak Wylde model Chorus is pretty good and designed more for high gain tones. I still like the TC Corona and will probably always keep it but I would like to give that Wampler Chorus a test drive as I dig their pedals more than most I have had. What I like about the TC is that you have 3 mode options which change the whole circuit and dynamic of the pedal. Most pedals you are stuck with a one track mind and the range just in that voice.

04-20-2012, 04:43 PM	#22 (permalink)
DeArmond Junior Member Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Age: 57	The Ibanez CF7 Stereo Chorus/Flanger has a switch for Stereo Chorus and Flanger, and a "Krazy" switch. It will make a lot of different sounds.