The chorus effect is stunning and the depth control makes it more flexible than the one knob would suggest. However, as others have noted, the loud pop when turning on and off is very disconcerting.

Admittedly, I was searching for a budget chorus pedal to practice with. I stumbled onto this one. It was reviewed as the pedal to use to replicate Kurt Cobain's sound, and that it does well. I also found it to be very good for all around use. It is simple and the chorus tone is consistent with or without distortion. Dialing in a soothing lushness to one's liking is easy.

How is this pedal only $?

The simplicity to sound ratio is off the charts!

I bought this for it's simplicity & the price was just a bonus, but after I got it & plugged it in I was blown away. It sounds phenomenal! I put this with my Boss SD-1,FORGET ABOUT IT! With the turn of a knobs & flip of a switch you can dial up any sound you want in seconds.

Great pedal, I love it & highly recommend it.

Great simple vibrant chorus pedal. It only took a few minutes to find my spot. I play it through my vox ac 15 and my fender player strat pure magic.

I'm not big fan on chorus as I think it dates a lot of music. However, the simplicity of this pedal changed my mind. One knob and a depth switch. That's all you need if your on the fence like I was. It sounds good on its own but I like to add a dash of it along with other effects like reverb and/or delay. The price ain't bad either. So why not give it a shot?

Loud pop when engaged, which makes me worry each and every time for my amps sake!
Not to say thats for live gigs I'll ever take it ! Here come the pop….

Other than that good sounding Chorus

I recently joined a band. I'm 65 and have played guitar for 50 years. Yikes!

We play a variety of stuff - classic rock, country, pop, and blues.

I've been playing acoustic almist exclusively for the past dozen years. For a couple years in there I was a gigging bass player.

I needed a pedal that would deliver classic chorus sounds. The Neo Clone delivers big time.

It's so easy to use. Depth switch and rate control. You can quickly dial in anything from a sweet shimmer to crazy underwater warbling.

I prefer a smooth shimmer. My Epi Les Paul on bridge pickup thru the clean channel of my amp is just perfect. It would be great for an acoustic-electric guitar.

I really like the pedal's small footprint, strong metal chassis, and that the 9v jack is on the front of the pedal.

For the money, this level of quality is hard to beat. Excellent value, sound, and construction.

This pedal does not disappoint, it does a spectacular job,
I'm glad I got it,

I love this pedal! Great analogue chorus, it beats all those digital multi effect trying to emulate this sound. Easy to use and for the price, it can"t be beat.

Needed to produce an "organ" sound for a piece. This plus some delay gave me a Hammond B3 sound. Great pedal for the price!

I"ve been through some chorus pedals, and this is one of my favorites. Simple, not super versatile, but it sounds great.

Works well and great chorus sounds just wish it had a volume or level control.

I have the original "not so" Small Clone. This sounds almost like the original, but are some minor differences. First, this is not quite as bright as the original and more transparent which I am very about. No doubt, you still get the beautiful chorus "chime" just not as bright. Second, the preset "depth" does not seem quite as deep as the original. It is a minor difference, but I prefer the depth of the original. In the mix of a band however, this is not noticeable. No perceptible difference in volume when the pedal is engaged.

There are certainly Chorus pedals out there with more controls, but this sounds excellent with single coil and humbuckers and is simple to dial in classic tones.

It is a perfect size for my PedalTrain pedalboard. I also appreciate the "modern" connector for the power supply. No adapter needed like the old version.

Rating 4.5 only because adjustments are so limited. Sound is superb!!!

I bought this to add some Juno-esque chorus to my Roland SH01A and other synths in my collection. I already own an Electro Harmonix Stereo Poly Chorus, which can do everything the Neo Clone does and more, but the Stereo Poly Chorus has so many parameters and so much functionality that it takes a bit of time to really dial in a sweet spot. With the Stereo Poly Chorus a little goes a long way; turn a single knob a fraction to the left or right and you can quickly find yourself in a completely different modulation universe. In a live setting this is not always ideal. I wanted a simple chorus pedal that could quickly punch up a lush chorus without too much fiddling. This is where the Neo Clone shines. The chorus sounds amazing and it's so easy to dial in a vast array of options, from subdued to lush, in a matter of seconds.

Only issue: The Neo Clone sometimes emits a loud pop when you first turn on the pedal after several hours of being unplugged or unused. This is easily solved however by engaging the pedal BEFORE you turn on your amp, or briefly muting your monitors before you first turn the pedal on. After that initial pop, the pedal is good to go with no further issues.

The Neo Clone is an amazing sounding pedal . Definitely worth it if you're in the market for a simple but rich sounding chorus at an affordable price point. Highly recommended!

After reviewing a few videos, I decided to go for it, and I'm glad I did it. The pedal is well constructed, very solid and it sounds great.

The depth control makes a huge difference and the rate works really well, no need for another control, at least for my playing.

For the price I don't think you can get anything better, is actually really good.

One of the best "budget" analog chorus pedals I heard.
Doesn't need a lot of features to really make cleans sound cool. Pretty transparent...doesn't round the highs off or filter out the lows the way my old KORG pedal did.

This was my first chorus pedal, and being an owner and a fan of EHX pedals I went into this purchase with the outmost excitement. That all quickly changed when I first engaged the pedal...now don't get me wrong it does what it's supposed to, however I cannot get past the worrisome pop when it's turned on. I tried turning it on while my tuner was engaged and it did little to help. I know EHX had its quirks and that's what I love about the company but I was expecting a bit more from them. The tone this little thing produces is truly the only reason I'm giving it a 2.5. So if you don't mind a loud pop which makes you worry for your amps sake, all in exchange for an ok chorus tone, then I guess this is for you.

I got this Neo Clone pedal to spice up my clean tone a bit. It does the job pretty well. I powered it up with a 1 spot CS7 with no problems. I really like the simplicity of the knobs of this pedal it is very easy to use. Definitely worth the price.

One of my main rigs is a Fender Blackface style amp where I can achieve channel blending.
One of the channels gets the Neo Clone and it is basically always on.
Really gives you a little extra cream on overdriven solos, especially when the settings are subtle.

I had a SMALL CLONE as a teenager, I loved it , I needed a smaller foot print pedal for an FX board I was piecing together, This little pedal produces a very rich chorus, sounds great clean or saturated with overdrive & distortion.

If you like a lush rich Chorus I recommend this Neo Clone , one cool pedal.

Not a lot of adjustments with this pedal. Just a toggle for two specific depth settings and a rotating knobs for unlimited rate adjustments,and the on/off button. This provides the controls for the chorus adjustment. If you like endless adjustments look for another pedal. If you want a simple well crafted pedal that provides a nice chorus effect you will likely be happy with this. I do get a very faint buzz when using this pedal but when you start to play it is not audible.

I like that this pedal is simple and has a great sound. With Depth switched to max and the rate at minimum, it is the perfect sound for my acoustic guitar and that's all I needed.

This little pedal really delivers. The tones are rich with a wide range from a lovely orchestral, 12 string sound all the way to weird! It has one rate control knob and a little toggle switch also varies the tone somewhat from in your face to just a subtle coloring. I like things really simple and this pedal fits the bill. I don't use chorus a lot, but now I have it when I need it to add a little atmosphere to a song. It goes well with my Telecaster, my Epiphone ES335 and my Garrison accoustic. Great for recording as well as live! And a great price too!

without the exaggerated abiility some ess cretive guitarists find to be ( quote/unquote) offensive...and some of the details that some au du clumsy neophytes need for them selves the EHX NEO CLONE PAVES THE WAY...leads the way for really good chorus pedals-one of the best...

Electro-Harmonix never disappoints. This pedal sounds great and has super-simple controls. It offers a pretty good range of sounds, from subtle to lush and shimmering. I use it with my fretless 6-string bass and absolutely love the way it sounds. The only negative I can think of is that sometimes there's an audible pop when I switch the effect on, but that's not such a big deal because I leave it on almost all the time anyway. It's a bit smaller than a Boss pedal and has no battery compartment, making it a very nice fit for my pedalboard.

This pedal is awesome. Some people complain that it needs more control, but isn't that the point of the "neo" series? This is one of my favorites on my board. If you are looking for that "Flock of Seagulls" New wave sound, then this is your one stop shop. Thanks Electro-Harmonix!

I am a fan of the EH chorus, this is a summary of the chorus pedal I like, one knobby, one toggle, very uncomplicated to dial in. I would very much recommend putting a boost pedal of some sort in front. It loses some volume in my set up, I have moved it around quite a bit to some improvement but can't seem to keep the volume level from dropping noticeably. I gave it a 3 because the board space it takes up is pretty remarkable instead of a 2 based on the pedals performance on its' own.