TC Electronic AFTERGLOW CHORUS Vintage-Style Chorus Pedal with All-Analog Bucket-Brigade Circuit

This is essentially a repackaged behringer pedal since they use the same circuits in a metal housing and both companies are currently owned by the same parent company.Turn it on and you have chorus. Finding a usable chorus sound doesn't take long. Connect it to a 100mha multi pedal power bank and it works fine.Check out a video online to see if you like the tone, but functionally it's what you'd expect a chorus to sound like.Sounds pretty similar to the boss ch-1 I used to own sans stereo out and an EQ control. It didn't add any noise, at least at practice volumes.

Really good stereo chorus for reasonable price

Good price, good quality!

The Corona Chorus is a very versatile pedal and you can get absolutely loads of sounds from it, from straight on chorus to LA studio chorus sounds to outright weirdness. There are lots of Toneprints available and it will take you a long time to audition them all to find your favourites.The pedal itself is very well built and the footswitch is one of those soft, non-clicky ones and you're sometimes not sure if you've turned the effect on or off because you have no physical "click" under your foot when you stand on it.The reason I gave it 4 stars? Well, I'm not really that fussy, but I can't help but feel it muddies up my tone a little even when turned off.If you like chorus, and want something versatile, then go for it!

I've had a lot of chorus pedals over the years and I've liked them all for their own quirks but I was looking for something a bit different.This pedal has been on my radar for a while now so I thought I'd give it a go.I wish I'd bought it when it first came out, it's a brilliant chorus and so easy to use.

If you are looking for some extreme sounds and prefer to spend your time twiddling and tweaking knobs, then this probably isn't for you. However, if you actually prefer to play your guitar and are looking for a simple warm chorus, this could be it.4 buttons in various combinations give you a range from mild to medium chorus, all with a very nice warm sound, no harshness here. Excellent pedal and great value.

The first pedal I bought and on it's own a bit of a disappointment, all you can do is Pretenders impressions, which is OK, if you like the Pretenders. However in series with a compressor and reverb you can start to explore some nice noises. And the Toneprints give you a wide variation of sounds. So, don't buy this one first, get a compressor, then a reverb or echo THEN this one.Doug

Its very high build qulity disguises the fact that its a very ordinary chorus peddle. Toneprint is a waste of time. Look elsewhere for youe chorus.