This was my first chorus and I've been happy with it for years. Since I got my Rocktron Tsunami analog chorus, the Boss has gathered dust. The Boss is well made and has a lot of cool features, but it always sounds digital, metallic, and super clean which is cool for certain things. Compared to the analog pedal, the Boss always sounds like a flanger to me. Its has great separation, its quiet, doesn't devour batteries and it is an easy way to split one signal into two amps. It has lasted me more than ten years so far. I'll never sell mine and I still use it, its just not my #1 any more.

I got this pedal afew years ago and I have loved it ever since.It has great sound,no feedback, and if you do the settings just right,you can make it sound like a light flanger pedal.the only thing I don't like is that there is no volume knob on it.I highly recommend getting this pedal.

this pedal just wasint it for me. it has no depth that a chorus is sapoesed to have i've been fiddling around with all the knobs for about 2 months and i cant get a good chorus sound out of it that i thought filled a clean sound the olny thing i that was good about it was that the speed goes REALLY high but thats not really good for anything. i would not recommended this for someone who wants a big chorus sound.

I love this pedal as well as all boss pedals,I have been using them for 20 years.If you can afford it always use boss but if you are like me and have kids now and still want the tone... check out Boss clones BETA AIVIN. Same sound and durability at a fraction of the price....Kind of a no brainer.

This pedal was my first chorus effect. I've owned it for a few years and I was reasonably happy with it until I tried out an Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. I didn't realized how mediocre the CE-5 is until I used a great chorus. I'm now looking to sell it.