Chorus pedals

[Edge]

Hi....
i heard that the Analogman chorus pedals are gd... lookin at the Bi-chorus... anybody users of them??? anybody selling analogman effects in SG???thanks in advance for your advice..... peace...

 

[snuffleupagus]

no no no...H20 good

 

[ShredCow]

...........Snuff! The bi chorus is very good too leh....

 

[imcorn]

Small Clone pwns all.. hahah

 

[ShredCow]

Not necessary... I mean, its really down to taste.

 

[theblueark]

You guys are nuts. Every chorus is different and serve different purposes.

Some are light and transparent to add just a little colour.
Some are deep and sound similar to univibes.
Some even flange a little.

I don't see how you can compare apples to oranges and say apples are better.


Oranges are so much better. :lol:

 

[imcorn]

haha.. y choose apples or oranges when u can just get both .. haha

or if u want.. just get a 2-in-1.. Yamaha MagicStomp shld do the diff chorus types.. or Boss CE-20

 

[ShredCow]

No, i prefer apples. 8)

+ 1 ark.

 

[subversion]

getting good results with Marshall's RG1 thusfar 8)

 

[ciel21]

gt durian or not?

 

[Phil]

So that's the Regenerator, it's close to 200usd? I wonder where can I go to try it out.

 

[MrE]

So that's the Regenerator, it's close to 200usd? I wonder where can I go to try it out.

it's 160 at Davis. Sub tried it and bought it from there. he wrote abt it in the Gear News 2006 thread

 

[Phil]

Alright thanks, my bad. Will start checking out the gear news more often, lol.

 

[tany]

i bought a 2nd hand marshall supervibe for $55 but it's discontinued i think. it's not bad for a pedal i like the chorus. can get some cool tones from it

 

[subversion]

the Regenerator's Multi-chorus patch is based on the Supervibe- so all is not lost 8)

 

[tany]

ya i wanted to get the regen initially but $160 until i saw a 2nd hand sv1. and i only wanted to get a chorus first...hehe then that day i went davis no more regen sia!

 

[yi]

I have personally used the the whammy's detune function as a very reliable sounding 'fast' type of chorus, plus u get to pitch shift and harmonize with the whammy! double, no make it a triple whammy(no pun intended) :lol:

 

[Lifehouse]

I think the Analogman Choruses are in a league of their own in terms of sound. It's like the Echoczar of chorus. With the deep mod, you can get alot of chorusing options.

True bypass as well. Most important of all, the service by Analogman is really top notch, even though I did not buy anything at all.

 

[gkinsingapore]

I have an old Marshall supervibe...great chorus sounds BUT it's a noisy little bugger at decent volumes (out of the bedroom) so that kind of renders it useless.

Got GAS for the MXR chorus, the high pass filter is a clincher but the price is far from wife friendly, especially after I just added the EVH Phase 90 to the board (which is SUPERB). Looking for a great little chorus pedal around $1-150, not boss. Seems every time I go out with a Boss pedal I end up hunched over tryig to tweak it half the night. Something simple like the old CS2 would be perfect. Shame I gave my old one away about 3 years back (stupid)

Maybe the Ibanez CS9? Any Ideas?

 

[subversion]

CS9 has a rather polite response, nothing what Danelectro's Cool Cat has to offer.