This pedal has a number of distinct and attractive chorus effects, including legacy styles. Each is easily controlled for level, depth and speed through wide ranges. The unit is exceptionallly quiet.

The CR7 is beautifully built. Nicely heavy - no cheap components. The dials hiave a nice subtle click feel and stay in place.

Very intuitive to use. Clearly written user's manual. Read it!

Highest quality materials. Feels great in the hand.

Worth it.

Haven't needed.

An aesthetic triumph in every respect.

Hobbyist

Jazz / Rock

It sounds amazing! This is 7 chorus pedals in one! I am very picky about my tone, and even pickier when it comes to bypass signal. This is true bypass, and the HardWire series may have just saved DigiTech from going in the proverbial hole. All of the chorus sounds are pretty authentic, it goes from a single voice jazz chorus, to studio-grade multivoice, to boutique emulation! The only concern I have for this pedal, which isn't really a concern, is that there is a slight volume boost when the pedal is activated, but it is pretty subtle and actually helps your sound. Overall, this is a great pedal and I would recommend it over even the most expensive boutique pedal. The pedal responds very well with the style of playing, it goes from smooth dark analog chorus, to bright chorus great for single coils. It can achieve virtually any chorus sound, unless you're looking for a crazy boutique pitchbending chorus like the Mid-Fi Electronics Pitch Pirate.

As for features, the only way they could pack more into this is if they shipped candy with it like Devi Ever does. It came with a stompguard to put over the controls so that you don't whack your settings out of place if you step on the knobs during a show, which is pretty impossible due to the fact that the knobs lock into notches so that they don't move around. It also came with a glow in the dark label for it so you can see it on a dark stage. As for pedal features, it has pretty much everything but an EQ for the chorus like Boss has, but this has way more chorus options. It has a mix/level control, a speed control, depth control, and a selector for the type of chorus. The types of chorus on this are Boutique, Analog, Jazz, Vintage, Studio, Multi, and Modern. My personal favorite is the modern, because it sounds great after a distortion. Not too subtle but not too over the top.

It would take someone who has never used a pedal before to not be able to figure this out. Actually, even someone who has never used a pedal before can figure this out, the controls are extremely self-explanatory. Level, Speed, Depth, and Type. Absolutely no learning curve whatsoever. The manual is very descriptive on the voicing of the choruses to give you an idea of what they sound like too, so you know what each one means.

It could probably survive being chucked out of a two-story window, and defenitely can survive being dropped dozens of times and some heavy stomping. This thing is a tank and will last you a lifetime probably.

Best chorus in the market in my opinion, even surpasses a lot of boutique pedals and I did a lot of research before I decided on this pedal. This is THE chorus you're looking for.

Never had to contact them about anything, because this pedal never gave me problems.

Looks great to me, almost futuristic. Not the best looker but not the worst either. What does it matter what it looks like anyway? It's the sound quality that counts.

Active Musician, Recording Engineer

Funk, Rock, Metal, Grunge, Alternative, Metalcore