What’s everyone using for a chorus pedal?

[Shask]

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The Intellifex 8-voice Chorus is stuff of legend. The Digitech CR-7 is one of the closest I have found in a pedal.

 

[Findthetone1]

Buy local. Buy Griffin Analog. I have a Walrus Audio Julia, Ibanez Mini Chorus and Griffin Analog CE-MOD. The CE-MOD is my favorite of the bunch.

 

[Little B]

As said,Probably depends on type of chorus vibe ur going for.
I get almost everything I need ( pedal wise) out my og tc chorus/ flanger,tc 2290p,or eventide pitchfactor.
Rackwise is a different story

 

[70 Mach 1]

i have this simple cheap shit for about 15 years. working well for me.

 

[napalmdeath]

I like the MXR Zakk Wylde Black Label Chorus.

 

[Rev]

Depends on the type of Chorus you want. Do you want the thick and watery, or the clear and widening?

Watery for sure

 

[Devin]

Pigtronix Quantum - awesome sounding pedal but I wish it had a wet/dry mix knob (wonder if it's possible to mod something like that in)

Also have an old Boss Super Chorus that's a bit more of an all arounder

 

[Glencore]

Killer chorus & pretty good vibrato as well

 

[Anje]

Watery for sure

Mono or stereo?

The Roland/Boss CEs are the main pedal format classic, even "standard" I would say.
For an easy to get and reasonable budget with additional versatility I'd recommend the recent CE-2w, or even older CE-3.
The Waza gets the original CE-2 sound very close and offers great options with other modes and the stereo (wet/dry) capability. I use mine as a smaller version of the original CE-1 for my pedalboard rig I can easily take out. It doesn't really sound like an old CE-1, even in CE-1 mode (doesn't have the preamp effect especially), but in wet/dry with 2 amps it's close enough for live work.

The old EH Small clone is another great classic for straightforward mono pedal juicy chorus.