For me,small clone every day!has the deep round low mids going on! Easy to use,simple😀 whenever someone on UA-cam demos choruses it's mostly clean arpeggios,chords! I never use chorus clean, always overdriven for post punk,goth rock style🤪
@@Linux_Lucy never heard "nightwish army" far to old😄I'm talking killing joke, Bauhaus,banshees,pil,sisters,cramps! Gold top p90 Les Paul,black /maple strat,jcm 800 combo,in stereo with orange cr 120, lashings of analog delay+fast detuned chorus😀😵
One pedal i'd like to recommend to people for quite a step below £100 is the Big Joe Stompbox Analog Chorus. Bucket brigade technology, stereo output, american made, it has alot going for it and can be picked up online for around 69-80 pounds mark, worth checking out for something a bit off the radar.
This is the second video where I once again have to choose the Fender (which surprises the hell out of me honestly). The Small Clone is right there though… with MXR right there too. The Boss sounds much improved since my original 1980’s Boss Chorus… much more natural sounding tone. Fender for the win however.
Just a little detail, the Boss CH1 was produced in the 90s early models with blue and pink labels have the bucket brigade chip, after 2001 they all were produced digital with a black label.
MXR is the most natural and respectful to the guitar tone imo based on trying one out just now. You can only appreciate this really by the way it feels and responds to your playing.
Hi, glad you liked it! The Strat was a made in Mexico Player Series, played through a Boss Katana 50 with a little reverb...all very affordable gear! Hope that helps - Sam
I think my favourite was the one I'm intending to buy now, the Fender, but like how much they packed into the EHX too. But it's hard not to like the old guys still around the Boss and MXR.
Great demos! Just listening to the shootout at the end where the same melody was looped, the MXR at 10:33 immediately made me think of Pink Floyd, so much so that I listened to the whole shootout again, and sure enough, there it was. I'm not a great Floyd fan, but that chorus sound was just "better" than the other pedals. Is anybody able to comment on the noise floor of this pedal? I have a fairly cheap Mooer Ensemble King, and while I do like its sound, at higher levels it introduces a little background noise.
I've been on a mission to try and find what I consider the best sounding pedals to build my perfect pedal board, and chorus is the one I'm having the most trouble finding. So far the best one I've found is the Big Joe B305 Analog Chorus, which is very good. I've also heard the MXR Stereo Chorus M134 in the big yellow box is really good.
@sdriza How are you liking it a month later? It's been on my radar but I've seen a lot of people say it broke quickly, that and the fact that fender doesn't even list them on their site has me worried....
You could hear the Police with MXR . MXr for me .. but the best advice i can give any one is go to the Guitar shop and try them all yourself before buying any musical equipment.. ( Different kettle of fish all together )
Love the small clone, just don't like how the patch inputs are on the top and not the sides :/ the Boss CH-1 is probably the most durable and I was very surprised by the Fender! All five are great options though. I use a Neo Clone from Electro-Harmonix and it does the job well enough for me, picked it up for 40 quid too!
Donner brand pedals are affordable and just as great as any other brand. I have so many, boss and other brands of the same effects and ive found that Donner is so great and affordable.
A few years ago I bought a NEO CLONE from you . A good pedal but for one thing . The first time you press the foot switch to engage it there is such a bang it frightens people in the vicinity
I'd put Small Clone, and Eddie in the same box, being small clone more... "intense". CH-1 and M234 into another box that contains a very tiny "phaser glitter". Fender bubble as the intermediary box... If you're interested, tone city angel wing I think it fits this intermediary box as well :)
I just bought the mxr off of reverb, but did my research backwards…didn’t check many videos out until after purchasing & man, that thing gets a ton of hate. Someone, please, make me feel like I didn’t f*** up haha. Hoping when it shows up, I won’t regret it.
I just tried out one in my local shop and I have to say I'm sold. With a bit of experimentation with the knobs this pedal offers a ton of character and feels nice and responsive and natural to play. Imo you chose well 👍
Os cinco são ótimos! Eu achei o Eddy muito bacana mas, acho o Super Chorus espetacular e para mim é o mais legal dos cinco. Eu queria ter um de cada, são todos excelentes.
I think the point of this video is that both are good and not one is recommended over the other in general setting, It just comes down to personal preference. I'd say listen to both in this video, maybe watch a review of both where someone goes a bit more in depth. And if after all that you really can't decide, just go for the one that looks cooler to you. Seriously it's important that you love your pedals and get the urge to pick them up. Sound is number one but if it's that close that you really can't decide it's best to just pick whatever one makes you feel cooler :)
I personally dont like the boss and the mxr, i feel like they're too subtle. I watched this video to choose a pedal and ill definetly go for the small clone
I picked up an Eddy and was very disappointed with the knob layout. They're so close together you can't get your fingers in to turn them, not sure how this even got final approval.
EHX makes a lot of great pedals, but to me it seems they just can't get chorus right. Way too much "warbely" tremolo sound. I owned a Nano Clone for a bit and it was unuseable because when you turn it on it would drop the volume by almost half, and on top of that it also made it sound like you were instantly 30 yards away. One of my band members said that when I used that pedal it made it sound like my amp was in the room next to us.
For me,small clone every day!has the deep round low mids going on! Easy to use,simple😀 whenever someone on UA-cam demos choruses it's mostly clean arpeggios,chords! I never use chorus clean, always overdriven for post punk,goth rock style🤪
@@Linux_Lucy never heard "nightwish army" far to old😄I'm talking killing joke, Bauhaus,banshees,pil,sisters,cramps! Gold top p90 Les Paul,black /maple strat,jcm 800 combo,in stereo with orange cr 120, lashings of analog delay+fast detuned chorus😀😵
@@clownose2831 you can't leave out nirvana like that :D
@@clownose2831that's the stuff!
One pedal i'd like to recommend to people for quite a step below £100 is the Big Joe Stompbox Analog Chorus. Bucket brigade technology, stereo output, american made, it has alot going for it and can be picked up online for around 69-80 pounds mark, worth checking out for something a bit off the radar.
This is the second video where I once again have to choose the Fender (which surprises the hell out of me honestly). The Small Clone is right there though… with MXR right there too. The Boss sounds much improved since my original 1980’s Boss Chorus… much more natural sounding tone. Fender for the win however.
Just a little detail, the Boss CH1 was produced in the 90s early models with blue and pink labels have the bucket brigade chip, after 2001 they all were produced digital with a black label.
MXR is the most natural and respectful to the guitar tone imo based on trying one out just now. You can only appreciate this really by the way it feels and responds to your playing.
I have used the MXR for years. Reliable and versatile. Love the sound of that Fender
@PMTVUK what strat and amp were you playing? that was the most beautiful tone i've heard ever!
Hi, glad you liked it! The Strat was a made in Mexico Player Series, played through a Boss Katana 50 with a little reverb...all very affordable gear! Hope that helps - Sam
@@PMTVUK thank you! it's my ideal clean tone. thank you so much
@@PMTVUK I'm playing a bass clone into katana 1st ver later today, nice chorus demo.
I like them all but since I have to pick. Small stone, then eddy.
Mxr analog chorus for the win!
Thanks Sam and PMT for these videos, I own the CH-1 and sounds lovely
Nice and proffesional youtube pedal demo channel. ❤
I think my favourite was the one I'm intending to buy now, the Fender, but like how much they packed into the EHX too. But it's hard not to like the old guys still around the Boss and MXR.
I have and love the fender bubbler. But one day, about a year in, it just stopped working. And I've seen it happen to others. Such a shame
Great demos! Just listening to the shootout at the end where the same melody was looped, the MXR at 10:33 immediately made me think of Pink Floyd, so much so that I listened to the whole shootout again, and sure enough, there it was. I'm not a great Floyd fan, but that chorus sound was just "better" than the other pedals. Is anybody able to comment on the noise floor of this pedal? I have a fairly cheap Mooer Ensemble King, and while I do like its sound, at higher levels it introduces a little background noise.
I've been on a mission to try and find what I consider the best sounding pedals to build my perfect pedal board, and chorus is the one I'm having the most trouble finding. So far the best one I've found is the Big Joe B305 Analog Chorus, which is very good. I've also heard the MXR Stereo Chorus M134 in the big yellow box is really good.
Fender - by a landslide...got one by accident and love it
@sdriza How are you liking it a month later? It's been on my radar but I've seen a lot of people say it broke quickly, that and the fact that fender doesn't even list them on their site has me worried....
You could hear the Police with MXR . MXr for me .. but the best advice i can give any one is go to the Guitar shop and try them all yourself before buying any musical equipment.. ( Different kettle of fish all together )
Love the small clone, just don't like how the patch inputs are on the top and not the sides :/ the Boss CH-1 is probably the most durable and I was very surprised by the Fender! All five are great options though. I use a Neo Clone from Electro-Harmonix and it does the job well enough for me, picked it up for 40 quid too!
Donner brand pedals are affordable and just as great as any other brand. I have so many, boss and other brands of the same effects and ive found that Donner is so great and affordable.
A few years ago I bought a NEO CLONE from you . A good pedal but for one thing . The first time you press the foot switch to engage it there is such a bang it frightens people in the vicinity
Unfortunately that’s the case with a lot of EHX stuff. My Small stone phaser also pops very loudly when engaged.
I'd put Small Clone, and Eddie in the same box, being small clone more... "intense". CH-1 and M234 into another box that contains a very tiny "phaser glitter". Fender bubble as the intermediary box... If you're interested, tone city angel wing I think it fits this intermediary box as well :)
Great break down! 🤙
I just bought the mxr off of reverb, but did my research backwards…didn’t check many videos out until after purchasing & man, that thing gets a ton of hate. Someone, please, make me feel like I didn’t f*** up haha. Hoping when it shows up, I won’t regret it.
How do you like it so far?
I just tried out one in my local shop and I have to say I'm sold. With a bit of experimentation with the knobs this pedal offers a ton of character and feels nice and responsive and natural to play.
Imo you chose well 👍
My favorite, Eddy!!!
I've been using the Behringer UC200 really great value for £20.00
Os cinco são ótimos! Eu achei o Eddy muito bacana mas, acho o Super Chorus espetacular e para mim é o mais legal dos cinco. Eu queria ter um de cada, são todos excelentes.
If you were going to be in a 80s cover band playing Tom Petty, John Cougar and Pat Benatar and scandals tunes which one would you choose?
Small clone, Eddy, Fender Bubbler, MXR
3 years later.... Would you recommend the mxr or the eddy? I cannot decide between these 2. I play mostly grunge and 90s alt. Which is better?
I think the point of this video is that both are good and not one is recommended over the other in general setting, It just comes down to personal preference. I'd say listen to both in this video, maybe watch a review of both where someone goes a bit more in depth. And if after all that you really can't decide, just go for the one that looks cooler to you. Seriously it's important that you love your pedals and get the urge to pick them up. Sound is number one but if it's that close that you really can't decide it's best to just pick whatever one makes you feel cooler :)
EH 4600 and MXR hit the spot for me. Boss sounded dry by comparison, Eddy even more so, and the Fender is just too 'wibbly' for my tastes.
Too wibbly is exactly what my brain thought lol
I personally dont like the boss and the mxr, i feel like they're too subtle. I watched this video to choose a pedal and ill definetly go for the small clone
does anyone know which riff Sam was playing to demo the ehx small clone at 2:17 ? i've tried shazam but didn't yield any results
早上好中国现在我有冰淇淋
Ong I need to find out
Come as you are by Nirvana
whats a chorus pedal do?
The Boss CH1 appeared in the 1990s and was based on the Boss CE300 super chorus rack unit, not the CE1,2,3 chorus ensemble units of the 80s
I really miss the chorus my marshall mg100dfx had on it (don't come for me). I wish I had that in a pedal
I got even more confused. Leaning towards boss or Eddy. But no one demos using humbackers😢
Can you review the "Solar A2.6 guitar?"
I picked up an Eddy and was very disappointed with the knob layout. They're so close together you can't get your fingers in to turn them, not sure how this even got final approval.
EHX makes a lot of great pedals, but to me it seems they just can't get chorus right. Way too much "warbely" tremolo sound. I owned a Nano Clone for a bit and it was unuseable because when you turn it on it would drop the volume by almost half, and on top of that it also made it sound like you were instantly 30 yards away. One of my band members said that when I used that pedal it made it sound like my amp was in the room next to us.
can you power a small clone with a daisy chain?
It’s a 9V so I would imagine so. As long as your power source can power 9V you oughtta be able to
I've got the mxr its a bit of a tone suck in bypass but sounds amazing in use.
Read that its because the buffer. If its true, would not be tone sucking if true Bypass? Or no related?
can anyone tell me what is this song called? 2:34
Interesting… the only that sounds good to me is the Small Clone. Everything else has that muddy muffler
Small clone is far the best choruses but carnt run it stereo for 2 amps.
The EHX ones were noticeably noisier.
The Eddy is noisy. Too bad though, it sounds good and has versatility (but no stereo).
That small clone sounds very shoegazer is it?
The Fender range of pedals are complete sleepers
Using chorus, yet still shaking the neck... what's the deal?
Chorus=\=vibrato
This guy is dressed as a mechanic
Chorus makes all guitars sound the same.
Chorus is a tone killer, all you can hear is the crappy sound of the chorus pedal.
aren't you a joy
Ibanez CS-9 doesn't, which is the reason I've been using one since 1982
Lol your comments make all comment sections the same. ruscoe lee is a weiner. All you can read is his weinerish thoughts when he comments.
You're talking about distortion right ?
You can hear the chorus effect