Bright, shimmery chorus pedals, recommendations needed.

woody

woody

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My Digitech Luxe is getting intermittent and I'm looking for something to fill the spot.

I was thinking about the TC SCF, but the Form Factor is turning me off.
Eventide Micro Pitch delay is tempting, but expensive and big and really overpowered for just doing that thing.
Whammy is too big and heavy.
Does the Digitech Drop do micro shift?
I pretty much dislike all Boss CE offerings.
What else is out there?
 
Nenunaber Immerse, while a reverb, it has a bunch of different modes, detune is one of them. Check it out

 
woody said:
My Digitech Luxe is getting intermittent and I'm looking for something to fill the spot.

I was thinking about the TC SCF, but the Form Factor is turning me off.
Eventide Micro Pitch delay is tempting, but expensive and big and really overpowered for just doing that thing.
Whammy is too big and heavy.
Does the Digitech Drop do micro shift?
I pretty much dislike all Boss CE offerings.
What else is out there?
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Digitech should sell a small pedal like the Drop/Ricochet that is just the detune part of the Whammy. I’d buy one!

I haven’t tried one in person, but sound clips I’ve heard of the Coppersound Polaris sound bright and shimmery to me. Might be worth checking out
 
I still like the Arion SCH-1. The tone control lets you go bright and shimmery or dark and murky. Another great one is the Rocktron Tsunami but the form factor is larger than the TC SCF so that's probably a no go for you.
 
The Source Audio Gemini is my favorite chorus of all time, and it can do wonderfully bright and shimmery, among many other things.
 
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