CHORUS- NUX REISSUE SERIES Analog Chorus ...a classic 80's sound without the price.

 NUX REISSUE SERIES ANALOG CHORUS 

$60.00 USD

In 1976 thanks to Boss Ch1 which was also in their Jazz Chorus amp the Boss Chorus became the pedal to covet. Boss brought out the CH2 in '79 in what is now what we generally think of the size and enclosure of any Boss pedal. It was followed by the CH3 with 3 controls that became the standard for all Chorus pedals. I find that the NUX tone is very close to the Boss pedals. At first I thought with the color they may have been heading towards more of a Ibanez sound. But since I have one. lol I can count that out.

The layout is simple enough. The width being being the depth of the effect, speed speaks for it self and the blend allows how much clean signal is predominant in the mix.

CONCLUSION

I still have the old NUX CH3 that was in the the first ever NUX line on day one and after many successive new Chorus pedals that came and went over the decade. It was only 

quietly discontinued last year. In fact it was my number 

one recommendation for a Chorus as it held it's own over 

anything and was only $35.00 USD and built like a tank. 

In fact I had one ..went digital ...sold the digital and 

bought the damn thing a second time.

OK ...that said I do like this pedal it is not quite as fat 

as  the old CH3 but it has a bit of the sweet dream like 

quality of the boss. I think it is just a tad cleaner too.

The last video gives you a chance to hear probably NUX's only

real classic of their own having lasted a decade against what 

will indeed replace it.

One great thing about the pedal that as an 'impression' of a classic

the only Chorus that I have heard that is better is the Jam WaterFall

that is $270.00 USD. All others are at best a tie and they are usually

twice the price of the NUX if not more.