Chorus Pedal Guitar And Amplifer Effect

Chorus Guitar Effect Pedals

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Chorus Effects Pedals

A chorus pedal / chorus stomp box effect basically takes your guitar sound and makes it sound like multiple guitars.  A Chorus stomp box adds a swirling type effect to make a fuller and richer sound to your guitar tone.  The chorus effect pedal takes your sound signal and adds a very short rotating delay.  Many chorus pedals have adjustment knobs to change the swirling effect to make it more or less intense.  Taking the effect down a bit makes it sound very smooth and adds a nice depth to a solo or chorus of a song.  Chorus Pedals are sometimes called Super Chorus Pedals as well.

How to Hook Up an Effects Pedal.  Basically, when a song calls for a chorus effect you will tap the chorus stomp box or chorus pedal to engage the short rotating delay signal to effect your guitar sound with the chorus effect.  Hit the pedal again to disengage the chorus.  For example, If you would like a chorus effect on your guitar solo, tap the pedal right as the solo starts, and then tap it again to stop the chorus effect at the end of the solo. 

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