Best chorus pedal?

[MetalGravy]

I use a Digitech Whammy Pedal (V4) as a chorus, but I'm not a heavy chorus-user.

 

[mcleanab]

Give the Carl Martin Chorus XII a shot...

 

[Given To Fly]

The PitchFactor does have some great chorus sounds, as does the Time Factor. But I'm assuming a straight forward chorus pedal is more in line with what the OP wants.

 

[shanejohnson02]

My personal favorite:

Second is the old Boss Super Chorus. It's brighter and much less subtle, which can be a good thing depending on what you're aiming for.

 

[Ribboz]

Analog Man Standard Chorus

They also have a mini version and a Bi-Chorus. All good. Lush, fluid, and 3d. Godly.

Edit: forgot my oxford comma.

 

[ArtDecade]

Eventide Pitchfactor.

 

[Spinedriver]

If you're on a budget, the Zoom MS70 CDR has some pretty decent chorus models on it. Among them are clones of: MXR Analog Chorus, TC Electronic Corona (both regular and tri-chorus modes), Boss Chorus Ensemble and CE-5, as well as a bunch of others. Not bad For $120.

 

[kaaka]

If you want more digital options and sounds: Eventide or TC electronic bring the goods
If you want more analog sound: I personaly like JAM-pedals Waterfall

EDIT: With that said if you are endorsed by Wampler, I would have taken that. Didn't try it but they do great stuff and I guess it will be in the same ballpark and match almost everything else out there.

 

[Galaxanz]

Red Witch Empress or Homebrew Electronics THC

 

[nostealbucket]

The Moog Clusterflux. It is hands down the best chorus pedal. Ever. The axe fx can't even come close to what it can do. But then again, it's nearly $500...

I do suggest the Earthquaker Devices Sea Machine.