FX62 Bass Stereo Chorus

I have used this for a few years with a Fender Jazz Deluxe 5 string, a fretless Jazz and a Tobias 6 string through an Eden World Tour 800 with peavy and swr cabinets.  The pedal is very quiet both on and off, but it doesn't have enough depth to it.  It sounds weak.  It sounds good if you're looking for a real light chorus, but if you're looking for that deep Jaco purrr, this pedal isn't for you.  I always use this pedal in stereo.

It's rock solid.  I've had it for years and I bought it used, it hasn't had any problems yet.  I've never used a back up (partly just because I'm cheap).

The pedal is very easy to use, it only has three knobs (speed, delay and depth).

Never dealt with them, no need to.

It's a decent pedal.  I'm looking for a new chorus, but when I get one I will definitely keep this one as a back up.  If you can get one as cheap as I did, don't hesitate to buy it.  Like I said earlier, It just doesn't have enough depth.  It just doesn't sound fat enough for my taste.

I use this with my Ibanez Musician MC924 Bass, and Electra LP copy, Charvel 425sp, Jackson PS3, and other guitars. I have used this pedal with a number of Amps.  I subtract a little on sound quality because you can hear the modulation circuitry working under high amplification -- but I'm VERY fond of the deep, subtle chorus this box produces in stereo. To get the really smooth, deep sound, set the speed very slow, set the delay at about 1-3 oclock, and set the depth to 80-100%

I bought the pedal brand new in the 80's and it has performed flawlessly since. HOWEVER, I've had the footswitch go flakey on a couple of similar DOD models from the same era, so I try to take it easy on this one.

Simple. All three of the controls (speed, delay time, and depth) have a mild input on the sound.  It's hard to do any thing wrong here unless you turn the depth all the way down.

No contact with Cust. Support.

I own 6 guitars, 3 amps, several rackmount processors.  This is the only stompbox I didn't sell when I converted all my stuff to rackmount. I just couldn't duplicate the chorus of this little box with rackmount stuff. I'm VERY fond of the smooth, subtle chorus this box produces in stereo. Particulary with a guitar (not bass) with PAF style pickups playing background figures with the two channels panned hard left and right. This pedal's forte is with slower, warmer sounds, and it is not suited to faster playing styles whether with distortion or without. This is a "one trick pony" and it does it's one trick very well when set up right.