School me on chorus and delay pedals! :)

[Sixstringhotshot]

For new stuff, I'm partial to the Boss CE-5 and the MXR Stereo Chorus. Ultimately though, the old Boss CE-2s rule the fuckin land.


I have the Line 6 Tonecore Delay, and I had the chorus. Both are pretty lame, would not recommend.

[Rhymenocerous]

Originally Posted by kinski

I absolutly love my DL4. Spent many hours/days sitting there, fiddling
about the looper and the delays. The next best, imo, is the Timefactor,
which is on my list, too.

If you just want some delay in your sound, the DD3 is ok, but for more
delay-action I would suggest the DL4.

Nice username and taste in pedals. Love my DL4.

[Roidster]

i like my CE-5,great for cleans,you can get a 80's like judas priest tone with it on the dirty channel

[KH Guitar Freak]

Originally Posted by Sixstringhotshot

For new stuff, I'm partial to the Boss CE-5 and the MXR Stereo Chorus. Ultimately though, the old Boss CE-2s rule the fuckin land.


I have the Line 6 Tonecore Delay, and I had the chorus. Both are pretty lame, would not recommend.

Those CE-2s are getting pretty expensive these days. Nothing compared to them Analogman Choruses but. Guess I'm pretty happy with my Retro-Sonic Chorus being a CE-1 chorus clone, that I'll happily delay the purchase of the Analogman...

[kinski]

I'd also throw in the Digitech DL8. Friend of mine has got this one,
it's quite nice too. Don't know, if you can find them used.

[DUKE]

Thanks again for the suggestion, guys! The Boss chorus pedals really interest me...plus I could find them used for a really good price.

Those Digitech Hardwire pedals sound awesome, too. I was checking them out at GC the other day and they really are decent.

[sirsloop]

I've become a fan of the digitech hardwire series... I have the DL-8 and CR-7. I don't use the chorus all that much, but the delay pedal gets heavy use.

[ESPKH4]

ive been using the Digitech X-Series Stereo Chorus for a long time now it gets the job done when i use it, but im planning on grabbing an MXR in the near future