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Just got my first chance to try out a Boss DC-2, and man, this thing sounds incredible! Exactly what I always wanted my chorus pedals to sound like, and was always disappointed until now.

dubkitty wrote:wow, that's the first time i've ever heard someone complain of a modulation unit giving them a JUMP in the volume. man bites dog!

thats right dooder, the jump in volume on that pedal was too much for me. check out some of the written reviews of the polychorus and you'll read about what i'm talkin about.

i believe you. it's just a funny surprise that someone made a box that creates the reverse problem of what folks complain about with everything else.

hatshirt wrote:

dubkitty wrote:wow, that's the first time i've ever heard someone complain of a modulation unit giving them a JUMP in the volume. man bites dog!

thats right dooder, the jump in volume on that pedal was too much for me. check out some of the written reviews of the polychorus and you'll read about what i'm talkin about.

I had an ehx stereo clone theory that had a considerable volume boost.

i think getting the cosmichorus would be like getting a salad because you like olives.

Another thumb up for the Cosmichorus.

As an alternative: the EarthQuaker Devices Sea Machine is excellent too.

If you're looking for a classic, straight-forward chorus: Boss CE-2 (so '80s!). Or Boss DC-2 (four presets, simple yet effective, stereo configuration is brilliant).

Honestly? The EHX Neo Clone.