Name: Ibanez Chorus Mini
Brand: Ibanez

MusicRadar Verdict

One of the best mini chorus pedals on the market.

Pros

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Versatile. Classic BBD tones. Mini-pedal format.

Cons

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Slightly noisy when used with gain.

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Where many minis end up going down the pristine Boss CE-2 route, the Chorus Mini chorus pedal takes the denser path of Ibanez's CS9.

It's a sweet, syrupy chorus that's very 80s (think Prince, Metallica), but the level control - a new addition for this mini version - affords extra versatility, with near-vibrato wobbles at higher levels and speeds, while you can nab a decent flanger approximation down the other end of the rate knob.

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