Detail 01
2.76" x 4.49" Nano enclosure
One of the smallest footprints on a board. It slots into gaps other modulation pedals can't use.

Independent shopping perspective
A small, straightforward chorus pedal in the Nano enclosure. For players who want thickening and movement without spending on a multi-mode modulation box.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
One of the smallest footprints on a board. It slots into gaps other modulation pedals can't use.
Detail 02
Short enough to sit in a crowded row without the knob fouling a neighbouring footswitch.
Detail 03
Picking harder pushes the effect forward. It reacts to your hand rather than sitting at a fixed level.
Detail 04
Works as a subtle thickener at low settings rather than only as an obvious warble.
Detail 05
Entry-level pricing. You're buying one core chorus sound, not a modulation workstation.
Detail 06
One amp, one signal path. Wide stereo chorus spread isn't what this is built to do.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
After drive and distortion, usually before delay and reverb. Running chorus into a distortion pedal smears the sound; running it after keeps the modulation clean and defined.
About 2.76 inches wide by 4.49 inches deep — a Nano-size footprint, roughly half the width of a standard EHX enclosure. It fits gaps most modulation pedals won't.
That's its home. Clean rhythm parts, arpeggios and funk grooves are where the thickening and movement read clearly. On heavy gain the effect gets buried.
No. It's a single mono pedal for one amp. If you want a wide stereo spread across two rigs, look at a stereo modulation unit instead.
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