All user reviews for the Belcat CHR-304 Chorus

I did not take any risks acqurir this pedal CHORUS as the price is affordable (35 euros). A reception I am amazed the look is nice and the beast weighs heavy! I find three knobs rglage RATE / DEPTH / TIME. The access battery is made from below and without really having s'nerver, it is studied. IN / OUT audio are by the rear of the pedal as connecting the mains supply is more comfortable on stage (I particularly Boss and I sometimes struggles with cables on the sides ..)

USE

The configuration is simple like using. Not really need to absorb mga instructions before using this pedal.

SOUND QUALITY

Testing, the good I get nervous ... I'm very surprised by the fast very special grain effect. It is lightweight and has sounds clean. I use a microphone with tlcaster Smour D, and an amp lamp LANEY. I let myself go faster perscuter the rglages the pedal. I will not m'garer but the shades are intressantes and very acceptable quality. I know Chorus brands that have that behave. And it is simple and easy to use, even with fingers lumberjack!

NOTICE GLOBAL

I just bought this pedal, the report qualitprix is ​​remarkable, I recommend you try it as if the effect you should it's a great plan.je do not know if the product is reliable long term, but appears to be strong. I often like to change gear, I realize that sometimes I take small risks with lesser known brands, even if sometimes you can fall into the sea .....

Hello, this is my opinion on the pedal Belcat Chorus.

Accustomed always to simulated effects by multi-effects pedals (BOSS ME 50, Zoom 1010), I decided to switch back to analog sound. So I bought two Belcat pedals: the overdrive and chorus. An article of particular relevance exists for the overdrive, Article I endorse 100%. I would not call so that the chorus.

As soon as plugged in, are known or increased the amount invested. The chorus is the level of other brands. I tested in parallel with the entire chorus boss, and I am convinced that it comes largely to the task. Perhaps the lack of available settings will block some, I for one am convinced that the number of adjustment does not matter as long as the sound is. And here it is.
The settings are so subtle they have an important influence on the sound. The chorus in itself sounds very vintage, a very warm and nice depth. The three possible settings allow to vary the effect of a single light and subtle chorus to a kind of strange indeed approaching the flanger.
Access to the knobs is a real simple, and all is very neat. Access to the battery is through the back, and I find it also more valuable than the pedals boss who prefer to integrate it in the pedal.
The casing is metal and quite heavy, so stable for the stage.

Finally, a chorus for this award is a marvel. This brand is little known, inexpensive, but it does not imply poor quality. If you do not want to cough up a great brand and pay an expensive fact, I urge you to at least try this pedal (as well as others from the same brand), you should not be disappointed.
However, if you expect many settings and depths of unusual effects, perhaps you will find this pedal inappropriate, but hey are you doing your own review
William

UTILIZATION

Ca me drunk to fill your boxes as you want then do the first part

SOUND QUALITY

Ca me drunk to fill your boxes as you want then do the first part

OVERALL OPINION

Ca me drunk to fill your boxes as you want then do the first part

It is a sturdy pedal, all-metal housing.
It has an input and an output jack and a power supply. for area (possibility of using a 9V battery with easy access below).
Three possible settings:
- Rate
- Time
- Depth

UTILIZATION

Operation is very simple. There is no need to notice!
The knobs are very effective!

SOUND QUALITY

Frankly I did not expect at all to as high a quality for this ridiculous low price!
The effect is very realistic and has a great record!
I use a Fender strato on a Marshall and frankly the sound is terrible.
I used it in concert and there was no problem.

OVERALL OPINION

In short this pedal is strong, the settings are very easy and the sound is no less disappointing! It is quite a place in one set!
I recommend it to anyone who wants a great fit for pedal boss CH-1 and CE-5 without spending too much money. I'm really happy.

See other opinions .... Pedal pretty robust and ...

UTILIZATION

Simple configuration .... to the sounds see below ...

SOUND QUALITY

This chorus belcat worth no more than 35 euros spent .... the sound is really not top and very often the chorus too quickly crunch sound ... In my opinion it is better to ogle on Artec (50th) and even Boss Super Chorus (80th), it is certainly more expensive but you will not have to buy a pedal if you want a compelling chorus ....

OVERALL OPINION

Used for 3 / 4 hours ... and it was good enough ... the price is attractive but the sound quality is very disappointing .... the quality / price Chorus Artec is much more satisfying ...

This is a digital chorus pedal. This pedal cannot be edited through a Mac/PC editor utility program. It also is not MIDI-controllable. This pedal is not rackable.

UTILIZATION

The editing on this pedal is pretty simple for the most part. It doesn't have all the features of some other choruses that I like, but it's still a nice pedal. There are controls for effect depth, rate, and delay time. The first two are a snap to figure out, the delay time effect sort of complicates things a bit. I think that it's really just an overall simple pedal.

SOUND QUALITY

Since nine times out of ten, I prefer the sound of analog over digital pedals (even though I might have problems with some other issues that come with analog), I was surprised to find that this pedal was surprisingly good. It was almost noiseless, which is what I first noticed about it. I also was surprised that the tone was as natural and restrained as it was. The sound of the actual guitar rang through, which is almost impossible with lesser digital choruses. It doesn't have any really wacky sounds either, which is good, because while those sounds can be fun, they have almost no practical application. This is capable of delivering only good-sounding, practical settings. There is barely any color added to the tone. I think that too much delay time can sometimes make the effect muddy, though, so using it requires a bit of patience and restraint.

OVERALL OPINION

This is a pretty solid pedal, it is a lot cheaper than some of the analog ones I like, and is far better than the digital choruses I've tried. The price is pretty reasonable, and better than most choruses. I don't know if I prefer it over some of the analog ones, so I think I'd recommend this to someone with less of a budget, who isn't going to use chorus much. Otherwise I'd go with something like the Bi-chorus by Analog Man.