been waiting on a good deal on one of those for about 3 years lol, 150 plus shipping isnt half bad, nothing new with a tc but the same great standards of a good chorus, im just still not sure about loop or straight through with this pedal its driving me nuts.

Jeff i dont know if your getting my emails so, i figure youll see this...i have a special pedal on its way for you :wink wink:

Big Rob, congrats on the T.C. Chorus, you got a great deal. It's my all-time favorite chorus I think. I love the Boss CE-1 and CE-2 as well, but if I had to pick just one it would be the T.C.

One off the things I really love about it is that it can be set for just a subtle fattening effect if you like. I also like how the T.C. is full frequency and doesn't accentuate the midrange like many other chorus pedals do. In addition, when you turn a knob on the thing it actually does something, plenty of range available and the controls are all interactive.

I've never tried mine in an effects loop, but I'm sure it would work fine there as it's capable of handling the hotter signals of a keyboard etc.

Yeah! Great pedal, Rob.

I've run it both way, and it worked fine both ways.

I really dig the Pitch Modulation settings. Kinda fake Leslie sounds can be had.

Sounds great for making clean tones pop, and with Acoustic Electrics, too.

Can't wait to check out your new band, too!

yeah man, ive read bonamassa saying he's used it for a leslie pedal before, also Robben Ford likes them.

no kidding about acoustic electrics, i played my martin in church today, with the TC Chorus..it was dreamy and it really brought the guitar alive..even with dead strings lol.

Here's a cool tip:

Use both outs from the TC.

Run 1 out through another pedal (OD, EQ, etc.).

Tkae the other pedal's out and combine it with the TC's "straight" output.

Combine both outs. The "Effected" out can add some really great texture to the tone.