Dude: Digitech CF-7 Chorus Factory

[guitarslinger]

OMG, this is the one.

Before I plugged it in, I set the speed at zero, the depth at 10, and the chorus model at #1.

It sounds like my Roland Jazz Chorus, fits on the pedal board, takes a Boss 9v power supply, and doesn't change the volume.

$20 used at GC.

Thank you, Digitech! You've absolutely destroyed everything else in my list of four chorus needs.

 

[stratotone]

I was bragging on these a few years back... for the $ they are a stupid cool deal, even when purchased new. I think mine was like $79 out the door at GC.

Pete

 

[guitarslinger]

I know I'm on the honeymoon, but damn, how impossible is it to find a chorus that sounds like a Roland and doesn't change the volume?

 

[Gainfreak]

I agree! pete and Olaf mentioned these puppies a while back and they rule! I have since sold it though because I have that sound covered with the axe-fx but they are great pedals!!

 

[ShaneV]

I haven't used that particular pedal, but I've been really impressed with a lot of Digitech's stuff over the last few years. I think there's still a stigma attached to the name, but they're really bringing it these days.

 

[D-Rock]

I heard good things. Might add it to my list then.

I love my CE-2, but the tone suck......sucks.

 

[petejt]

I tried one twice and it was pretty cool.


But I'm pretty fussy about chorus so I've got dedicated units instead, three in fact, plus a Roland Jazz Chorus 120.

 

[jabps]

Good little pedal...dug mine out the other day...heck everytime I use it I always wonder why afterwards why I'd want another chorus pedal. It does the job great for how little I use chorus.

 

[duesentrieb]

IMO hard to beat even by booteek chorus pedals.

 

[petejt]

IMO hard to beat even by booteek chorus pedals.

Which chorus pedals in particular do you consider to be boutique?
Just curious...

 

[duesentrieb]

This is one example

. . a friend of mine gave a TRex unit to try it. Don't remember the name. It was like 200 Euros, I preferred the CF7.