Analog Chorus Pedal for Electric Guitar/Bass, True Bypass LEF-304 - Compact, All-Analog Stompbox with Warm Jazz Chorus Tone

Good for the price!!

Chorus stopped working and now just hakes a loud hiss while letting some dry signal through. Had for less than 3 months. Junk.

I own a few different chorus pedals and my main amp is a Roland Jazz Chorus. I'm pretty up on the whole chorus thing.This Rowin chorus does a good job at creating basic analog chorus sounds without a lot of fuss, and importantly, without excessive noise in my setup. No, you will not obtain crazy, super-warbly underwater-on-another-planet sounds, but for a relatively warm and thick '80s-sounding chorus, it's got you covered.It feels solid (and is one of the heaviest mini pedals in my possession) with a decent feeling switch, smooth knobs and relatively tight input and output jacks. It makes a little pop at high volume when you engage it, but that's par for the course with inexpensive Chinese pedals.I wish it had a tone knob, but it's not a huge complaint. Compared to my '80s-era unmodded CE-3, the Rowin adds a tiny bit more noise to the signal chain and sounds a little less "lush" and deep, but is generally interchangeable in function (minus the stereo out of course). I think you'd have to spend $100 or more on a used Boss or new or used MXR to get something head and shoulders better than this pedal.