UC100

I don't really have a point of reference for comparing the sound of this  chorus pedal to a bass chorus pedal but it gives me what I want and it sounds good with an acoustic guitar.  I'll get the bass version soon.  I do have a point of reference when it comes to price.  You cant beat the bang for the buck.  As for noise?  I have, on a few occasions, noticed a little noise coming through the monitors but nothing to write home about.  I play bass and acoustic guitar in my church band and there aren't many occasions to get crazy with effects so I keep the chorus just a little wet.  This little $20.00 box does the trick.  BUY IT!  And...It's $20.00

So far so good.  I've had it for a couple of months and no problems.  I see a lot of people on these reviews beating Behringer over the head about plastic construction.  Its a $20 pedal people.  If you need carbon fiber, Kevlar, surgical grade stainless steel/titanium construction of your effects then I suspect you have an anger management/aggression problem that you're taking out on your equipment.  Seek professional help and don't buy Behringer pedals.  These are not drum kits so do not treat them as such.  Just because it's called a stomp box doesn't mean that's what you have to do to them to make them work properly.  Take care of your stuff and it will take care of you...And it's $20.00  

I bought this to try out on an elect/acous guitar but have been running a bass through it.  The manual could be a little more helpful for newbies but you can go to the Digitech site and check out their demos to get a feel for what to do.  It only takes a short period of time to find the sound your looking for.  The battery changing thing is a bit of a pain but I'll get the a/c plug soon...And it was $20.00    

Haven't had to deal with them but I have read numerous other reviews that spoke highly of their support team.

20 bucks y'all.  I highly doubt Kiss or AC/DC are using Behringer pedals but if your like the rest of us "wannabe's" or a "use to be" you cant go wrong here.  20 bucks and you got a decent chorus to use for practice, church, low tech gigs, or just thumping out some notes with your buddies.  Don't let name, price, or bad mouthing keep you from saving a bunch of dollars on your gear.  When you win the lottery then you can throw your money away if you wish.  Until then buy this pedal.  I'm currently waiting on an Ultra Octaver to arrive in my mail box and I have several more Behringer pedals on my "watch list" on Ebay until payday comes.  I'll let ya know how they do...Did I mention this pedal only cost $20? Take care and I hope this helps... E

I play 80% of the time with distortion.It's sounds ok with distortion,and sounds a lot better on clean setting.I think you get what you pay for out of pedals.I payed like $25.00 for this and it works you know.It sounds good for somethings but if your a serious musican and have to have the best sounds you be better off with a boss , dod, orsomething in that line.Dont get me wrong though if your wanting that chorus sound and are on a tight budget its great.I dont use one a whole lot so it was perfect for me considering the money.

The thing is built with some strong plastic or maybe something else.It's pretty tough looking although i wouldnt be hard on it because im sure it wouldnt take too much hard stomping to make it have a short or something.I wouldnt use it for a big gig unless i had to have a chorus pedal and thats all i had.

Easy to operate in my opinion.It has four controls level , tone ,rate , and depth.You adjust from min to max.I think almost all single effect stompboxes are easy to use if you know what your looking at.One thing i do hate though is trying to find the battery area.I know i must be dumb but i swear i never have had a problem with many other pedals i used and ive taken this thing apart in three different places and didnt find it so that brings the score down.

NEVER TRIED WASTE OF TIME

i PLAY THRASH METAL STUFF LIKE OLD Metallica ,Megadeth, and pantera mostley so it works using it especially on the times i switch to a clean channel.I set the rate a little less than half way turned and depth half way turned to fatten up my sound .It can kind of make it sound like two guitars are playing when i use it like that and it helps.I mostley play a Jackson dk2 skull design with seymour duncan pickups and humbucker.Use a crate full stack and a fender 110 champion for practice.I got the pedal on ebay,if you are looking for a chorus pedal for under $30.00 its worth checking out , and if you dont like it just sell it again on ebay and get most if not all your money back.