Kmise Classic Chorus Electric Guitar Effects Pedal,True Bypass,Tip‑Negative

The red Classic Chorus is a pretty decent, basic chorus and sounds way better thsn most of the budget chorus mini pedals I've tried. It fits my needs well enough, and it was a steal at about the price of a hamburger. Just bought a second one. Only downside is the dumb fist graphic which doesn't really make sense, but who cares?

I bought this to replace a larger and more expensive unit on a mini-pedal board I put together. I figured at its price it was pretty much a no-brainer, and I could return it if I didn't like it. At first I wasn't sure about the sound for two reasons: it doesn't sound quite as much like a Leslie speaker as the much more expensive unit, and it slightly colors the sound. It also doesn't have a volume level knob, which I thought would be an issue. Once I began playing with it, though, I found the tonal quality pleasant and it works quite well with my overdrives. I also got another small Joyo Ironman pedal that has a volume control and a more transparent sound but overall I think this is the one that will stay on my board for now.

Very similar to a well known orange pedal, the tones with my Strat are very Green Day. It does have some meat on the bones when coupled with humbuckers. But without a filter, this guy is noisy. I find myself bypassing it because of the hum and feedback.

5 star for the customer service/support Had to return as the pedal construction was nice, the pedal was noisy even in bypass mode

As good as it’s price, gets the job done sorta

I got tired of packing and unpacking rack mounts and half stacks while I was on the road playing music. I went on a quest to find inexpensive, portable gear that sounded decent so I could jam while on the road or work on new material. The Kmise Chorus was another one of those rare gems. When I went out to buy a bunch of pedals, I started low priced and worked my way up. Heavy duty build easy to read and the sound is good old classic chorus. Absolutely beautiful sound. Even more so when you consider how inexpensive it was. In true Amazon fashion it got here quick and I have zero complaints about this pedal. I'd recommend it to anyone. Thanks Kmise Rob Ronin

With the recent pandemic keeping us home these days, I’ve been looking at cheap pedals to add some fun to my signal chain. I had seen some videos about the Kmise “classic” chorus pedal and decided to give it a shot. Ordered late on a Saturday and received it Monday mid-morning, everything packaged safely and in good working order. The construction feels very sturdy and even for a mini-pedal it should stand up to repeated stomps. The knobs feel (mostly) stable. With the effect engaged you can get a decent sweep from subtle to watery warble. Putting a distortion before the pedal keeps the modulation intact, but this pedal seems to shine most when it’s kept clean. Throw in some delay and reverb and you start getting pretty lush. Is this the greatest chorus pedal ever made? Of course not. But I’m a bedroom guitarist and this will certainly add enough character to keep me happy until I need to step up. Put it this way: this pedal was less than lunch the other day for three people. That’s just stupid value these days as even a good used EXH Nano Clone may set you back double that for roughly the same sound. If you’re looking for a quick way to get a chorus effect, you’ll probably be satisfied with this. If two knobs aren’t enough or you’re looking for recording grade equipment, maybe keep looking and spend a little more. This made the afternoon fun. Plus, with the money I saved I can spend more on the pedals I leave on all the time! Four out of five stars, much of that driven by the price. UPDATE: Well, that didn’t last. After the above review I left my gear alone for a few weeks and after switching everything on I had a pedal that lit up, but no change in my sound. After checking my patch cables, power source, etc, I took this effect out and determined it had to be defective. Fortunately I was able to request a refund and brought the pedal back to Amazon at a local 4 Star. I didn’t bother contacting the manufacturer since I didn’t want it replaced. Maybe I just got a dud but if you have one that lasts, good for you! I’ll look to spend a little more for something more trustworthy. I’d give Amazon a 5 but I’m dropping the pedal from a 4 to 1 for not lasting a month.

I love the sound of this chorus. It has the high chime harmonics of a CE-1/2. I love that sound, but it has limited use, I feel. Still for $19 it is absolutely worth it. I bought it on a whim. I didn't know what to expect and I absolutely love it. Great for early police-type music but doesn't have that 80's pop chorus like Boston or Def-Leppard.

all right for the money

Metal casing, and out performs my Line 6 built in. To be fair, I’ve never had a real chorus, but I feel good about this and plays well with no issues through a spider stack. No power source or cables included, but I think they make that clear. I am digging it.

Tiene un gran sonido de Chorus, suena tan bien como losas caros y reconocidos que existen.

Researching about cheap pedals and rhis little guy amazed me. Man i cannot believe it that this thing works just like other expensive pedals. Very happy customer here. Kmize is the best!!!

Una buena opción