Boss CH-1 Super Chorus

What it does, it does well but I don't find it too versatile. I find it hard to get different styles of effect out of it. If your after a good sounding more subtle chorus for mostly overdrive tones then this is a good choice but if you're after something like a deep 80s sounding clean tone chorus then id say theres probably better options out there. I will say its lasted me countless gigs and in typical boss fashion it can really take a beating.

It's a nice, smooth chorus sound, even at the most extreme setting. FANTASTIC for clean stuff or a Rush-esque overdrive sound.

The Boss CH-1 is simply Superb. The chorus sounds amazingly good and clean while retaining the warmth even with the Eq max out. It may not be as lush as the CE2w nor being able to do the Leslie speaker effect but I would say it has its own charm. The chorus on the CH-1 has a certain sparkle which I really like. It doesn't have the volume boost when it's engaged which is a plus point too. The built quality is second to none and certainly the most value for money chorus pedal out there. Can't go wrong with a BOSS.

There's something special about the Roland/Boss Chorus tone. My best friend has had one of these for many years, so I knew what it sounded like; but of course I didn't bother to check his settings. So I'm still playing with the settings, but I have yet to find a setting that I don't like. Sure; companies like Empress, Strymon, and Earthquaker all make extraordinary pedals, but this is definitely another example of why Boss STILL commands respect in the world of guitar effects. Boss is still an industry standard to this day for a very good reason.

Had this for years, always been in my pedal board

Good pedal

This Super Chorus effect is not called Super unreasonably. Its really one of the best Chorus effects what I´ve ever seen. Its very interesting that this wonderful effect costs just something around 100 dollars. This fact I find very important and nice. I use this effect in my pedalboard and I am really satisfied.

Overall it's quite cool but it's not one thse pedals you would use in every song. It gives a really really cool sound, and it's boss built, so it will surely live longer than me.

The pedal has a wide variety of intensity of effects and doesn't mud up the tone of the guitar.

Not sure which Chorus Pedal I actually want but I'm leaning towards CE-5, CH-1, behringer Space-d or just the FAB D-5