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Rob Shaffer

 

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Clearwater, Florida
Post  Posted 11 Nov 2024 9:54 pm    
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Looking at getting into a 90’s country tribute situation and thought a chorus pedal might be helpful. What were guys using then? I have a CE-2 Waza I can take from my tele board, but I wouldn’t mind having something specifically for my steel board.
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Brad Bechtel


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Post  Posted 12 Nov 2024 8:12 am    
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I used a Boss CE-2 throughout the 80s and into the 90s and was always happy with it when applied judiciously to the overall sound.
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ajm

 

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Post  Posted 12 Nov 2024 8:36 am    
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In all honesty, probably any chorus pedal will do.
Especially if you don't have it on all of the time.

One alternative tip: Don't overlook using a flanger.
A chorus and a flanger are essentially the same circuit, EXCEPT a chorus does not have a REGEN control.
If you set the Regen to zero/off on a flanger......Presto.
You have a chorus.

Also, there are many really inexpensive pedals out there made overseas.
A few years ago I put together an entire pedal board for a friend of mine using cheap import mini pedals.
Chorus, flanger, two delays......I didn't pay more than $20 for each of them.
Cruise Craigslist and look for brand names:
Donner
Mooer
Moen

There is a potential down side to these mini-pedals: There isn't room for a battery, so you need to use a wall wart.
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Tim Sergent

 

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Hendersonville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 12 Nov 2024 10:40 am    
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If I'm not mistaken, I think Sonny Garrish used a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble. The gray one with 2 foot switches. I could be wrong though. I thought I was wrong one other time, but I was wrong
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Frank Freniere


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The First Coast
Post  Posted 12 Nov 2024 1:21 pm    
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Tim Sergent wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, I think Sonny Garrish used a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble. The gray one with 2 foot switches. I could be wrong though. I thought I was wrong one other time, but I was wrong


You may be right this time, Tim.
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Jack Stanton


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Somewhere in the swamps of Jersey
Post  Posted 12 Nov 2024 3:32 pm    
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Well, if Sonny didn't, Paul Franklin definitely did!
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Stew Crookes


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Paris, France
Post  Posted 13 Nov 2024 1:01 am    
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I never thought I'd get into those cheap mini pedals but the Flamma FC05 Mod pedal has a great chorus, a nice phaser and cool rotary effect and more and it's only $35... I put together a very compact board and it's the perfect utility effect for me, super easy to tweak on the fly.

All I wanted was a phaser but figured I'd try this out and have been really happy with it!
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