Thick, lush chorus reminiscent of the CE-1, but with more control. Very low noise in comparison to most chorus pedals. Does not get lost in the mix or smear your tone. Dynamic feature adds a bit of extra life to the FX.

Two knobs and a switch. Minimalist controls, but still quite versatile from light chorus to heavy and thick, or even over the top FX. The dynamic feature can also give you some pretty unique FX.

The sensitivity knob takes a minute to get used to, but not tough to tackle a 2 knob pedal.

High quality knobs and switches. Solid metal construction and durable finish.

It is a pricey pedal, but actually cheaper than some of the other "boutique" analog choruses. In the end, you get what you paid for. I bought and sold 2 less expensive choruses in the past few months before buying this one.

I certainly don't need a chorus pedal, and have bought and sold them over the years. I've been playing without one for a while, but had wanted an analog chorus for the studio. I tried some of the less expensive ones recently, from EHX and MXR, but found them to be noisy and smear the tone of the guitar. The QTM is different. In a way, it is more hi-if, while still having that lush, thick vintage analog feel to it. It has the same wow factor as my CE-1 that I had 20 years ago....but with less noise and more control.

30 years playing guitar. Former touring pro, now do studio work and gig occasionally.

Heavy rock, metal, pop, country, jazz, experimental.