Danelectro D-5 Fab Chorus Effects Pedal

List Price: $19.99 Discount Price: Too low to display

Features:

• Chorus

Customer Reviews:

Nice. [Posted on 2005-12-28]
I really thought this pedal has a nice sound, but it isn't very loud. I mean, it isn't even supposed to be loud or anything, but I could have expected more out of this pedal.

Great pedal for the price [Posted on 2006-09-26]
I checked out these little $15.00 pedals out at Guitar Center and was surprisingly impressed. They're very quiet and sound great. For someone who wants to explore effect processing, these are a great start. Same goes if you are just expanding your pedalboard like myself. The only cons are you can't see the setting of the knob from the top (but it does give you the experience of trusting your ears and not your eyes to create the right effects) and the footswitch is difficult to trigger if the box is sitting behind another pedal.

And to the review whining about not getting a battery with the pedal...WWWAAHHH WWAAHH WWAAHH!!!! Buy an adaptor!!

These are a great little pedals for the price!

It's decent [Posted on 2008-01-08]
Yeah these petals are made from plastic, but shouldn't break unless your stomping on them. Great for startes. Chorus pedals mainly blend the sound together, good for clean solos with no distortion added in. Cheap price, decent sound quality, 4 star.

Unbeatable at this price [Posted on 2008-02-08]
I needed to expand my guitar effect arsenal and came across the Danelectro Fab 5 Chorus. At first I thought at the price, it could not be particularly good, but the reviews from other purchasers suggested otherwise. Buoyed by the positive reviews, I ordered one for myself. It sounds great, has a wide array of chorus intensity and speed to choose from, and has a wonderfully warm sound.

A Bargain Performer [Posted on 2008-12-30]
I was looking for an inexpensivs chorus to add some depth to my sound in our church praise band. I got more than I paid for. I have since also purchased the Overdrive and Flange versions of this series also. They are very nice also. Once you learn how to adjust them, you can get some really great sounds, but don't expect instant perfection. All effects boxes have a learning curve.

The case is a strong plastic that should last unless you are an ape. I am a little concerned about the ruggedness of the switch. We'll see. I would love to have true-bypass, a stronger case, and a stronger switch. However, that would drive up the price. If you want all that, then pay twice the price and get Danelectro's "Cool Cats" series. They look really fine. But if you want to play around with some great little effects boxes for no more than "coffee money," than you can't miss with these "Fab" little pedals. Hey, even if you hate them, you're not out much! My guess is that you will like them too.

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