Cheap (but good) chorus/flange

Dopesick

I was about to get a cheap Digitech Nautila off eBay last night (£70ish) but me being a silly arsehole I completely forgot about it, and the auction ended with one sole bidder.

So...I need some good value and entirely useable chorus and/or flange pedal.

I have been tempted by the Marshall Regenerator or the TC Corona. Any other suggestions?

Gassage

Just get a Mooer ElecLady. Unbeatable.

Dopesick

Gassage said:

Just get a Mooer ElecLady. Unbeatable.

Good call! Can it do slow chorus-like sounds as well if you turn down the controls?

Gassage

Dopesick said:

Gassage said:

Just get a Mooer ElecLady. Unbeatable.

Good call! Can it do slow chorus-like sounds as well if you turn down the controls?

Very much so.

UnclePsychosis

Boss BF-2 is good at the chorus side of flange. 

djspecialist

Hardwire CR-7 is a good-sounding and versatile chorus.

Calum13

I use the Joyo analog chorus. It's quite good but I'm considering buying an Ibanez or maxon CS9.

ESBlonde

Danelectro Cool Cat CC1.

They just work.

Dopesick

I've just spotted a s/h Dyno My Roto somewhere so I might go for that.

If not then it looks like the E-Lady might be the winner here. Cheers guys.

victorludorum

If you can find one, the George Dennis units are good for the money, although they're pretty big.

DrBob

djspecialist said:

Hardwire CR-7 is a good-sounding and versatile chorus.

I have one of these for sale currently. It is awesome 

57Deluxe

for proper 80s Chorus then the BOSS ME-5 delivers in spades...

Corvus

Donner Jet Convolution = Mooer Eleclady for 22 of your Earth Pounds new, with daft name  into the bargain.

pintspiller

Some times I just go on ebay, type in the type of pedal I'm thinking of (in this case "chorus") and "MIJ" and see what comes up.

kennedydream1980

Digitech CR-7 has always been my go to in a stomp box chorus, or if you can find one the Digitech Turbo Flange is really cool.