STRICH Chorus Guitar Pedal, Tutti Love Analog Chorus Effect Classic Warm, True Bypass for Electric Guitar, White and Blue, MELODY HALO, White and Blue
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Color: White and Blue Chorus
Features
- ANALOG CHORUS: Crafted with an authentic analog circuit, our pedal preserves the true essence of your guitar's sound, offering a lush, high-fidelity chorus. NOTE: Requires a DC 9V adapter with tip negative and positive outside to power but NOT included
- VERSATILE CONTROL: Master your sound with intuitive Vol/Depth/Speed knobs, allowing for extensive customization of the chorus intensity and rate
- RICH MELODY HALO EFFECT: Immerse in the warm, fluid chorus tones of the Melody Halo, perfect for adding a full, dimensional quality to your play
- TRUE BYPASS CLARITY: Features a true bypass for pure signal path, ensuring your tone remains unaffected when the pedal is disengaged
- 1950B PROFILE: Adopts the best-selling 1950B standard proportion aluminum alloy shell and adds a counterweight design, combining retro beauty and operability
Brand: STRICH
Style: Chorus
Color: White and Blue Chorus
Item Weight: 0.66 Pounds
Voltage: 9 Volts (DC)
Voltage: 9 Volts (DC)
Amperage: 50 Milliamps
Style: Chorus
Color: White and Blue Chorus
Item Weight: 0.66 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 5.04 x 3.23 x 2.17 inches
Brand Name: STRICH
Manufacturer Part Number: MELODY HALO
Item Type Name: Electric Guitar Pedal
Warranty Description: One year.
Manufacturer: STRICH
Model Number: MELODY HALO
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Color: White and Blue Chorus
I bought a Strich pedal board and if you buy 3 items you get a 10% discount so I figured how bad could it be for $25? It turns out not be a bad little chorus. For the money I have to recommend it. If your looking for and inexpensive pedal it's totally worth it. 👍👍
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026 by Papa Bear
Color: White and Blue Chorus
Nice analog sounding chorus. Adds a bit of treble, so you may want to EQ some out for balance as needed. Very good, especially at this price point.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by dshanej
Color: White and Blue Chorus
Sometimes simple really is better. A chorus pedal with just two knobs, Rate and Depth, and all you’ve got to work with are your ears and musical reference points. I really like the responsiveness of the two controls. The range of effect from deep slow swirls to hyper-edgy and jumpy is impressive. The articulation and color are superior to a number of chorus pedals I’ve had with more controls and parameters. If you were playing – or just listening - in the 80’s you were bathed in chorus across a wide range of music. Like a wah-wah pedal in the 60’s and a phase shifter in the 70’s, the chorus effect got overdone and became almost a parody of itself. But here we are, where everything old is ironic again, and I find I’ve accumulated a ton of listening reference points to emulate and enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by frankp93
Color: White and Blue Chorus
I found this Chorus to sound a lot like what I recall my older brother's old chorus pedal from that well known old school four letter pedal manufacturer. It has been quite a while since I've heard it but it was the feel I got from what I can remember. I found the sound is a touch on the tinny side... quite bright. The bypass seems to work well. It also adds an interesting layer when plugged into my bass signal chain. Build quality is on par with most other metal housed pedals these day. Patch cables secure in place with a very positive feel. All in all, this a solid budget friendly option to some of the big name manufacturers. Is it right for everyone? Obviously not, but for your average player, this may be just the right pedal. Pricing is also great by comparison to the big names, especially when it's on sale like it is at the time of this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025 by 3M Cubed
Color: White and Blue Chorus
The STRICH MELODY HALO Chorus Guitar Pedal arrived very well packaged and came with a velcro strip for pedal board mounting and a manual. The pedal itself is very well manufactured with robust switches and knobs and a pristine paint job. The pedal is nearly identical in size to a standard 1590B enclosure - same height and width but about 1.4" shorter. I power all of my pedals externally but please note this cannot be powered by internal battery. The pedal is indeed true bypass (and will work unpowered when switched off). I found the underlying sound to be a touch trebly and a little boosted when turned on - kind of a hi-fi version of the unaffected sound - something many will like but I prefer my original sound as close as possible to the bypassed sound. But the chorus sound is really nice - definitely gets a very 80s sort of analog sound with a good variety of rate and depth through the knobs. For pedal nerds, this appears to use a BL3102 chip and BL3207 chip (copy of MN3102 and MN3207 chips found in Ibanez pedals) for chorus. Overall a fantastically built pedal at a great price with some sound quirks.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Paul Miller
Color: White and Blue Chorus
My first Stritch pedal was a delay pedal which sounds good, but lacked thickness and feedback length for my needs, although I did find a use for it with a synthesizer in my studio. I’m a pedal guy, with over 50 spread over several boards, but my only chorus pedal has been my trusty MXR micro chorus. I had an opportunity to pick up this chorus pedal to try and tempered my expectations accordingly. Right out of the box, it sounded fantastic. The two knobs (depth and rate) are quite effective in coaxing many sweet sounds out. Between the two, there are many useable sounds, some simple and some complex! The character is a bit more like the Nirvana chorus sound at the far end of the knob, which is a sound I enjoy quite a lot. Back off on the depth gives me a more simple modulation, and reducing the speed also seems to change the algorithm. So there are a lot of sounds on tap here, functionality which is easily obtainable with a simple nudge of the knobs. Sound quality is equal to other pedals in my collection, as is build quality. I noticed no distortion in the circuit, just clean warm chorus. For the price, this is a great value.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025 by Amazon User
Color: White and Blue Chorus
Sounds good. The metal box feels solid. It came with a sheet of pre-cut hook tape for attaching to a pedal board. It requires external power but the power draw seems to be modest so it isn't too picky about mA rating. I think Strich most have changed from a 3-knob version of this pedal to a 2-knob version as some of the pictures show 3 knobs. But it's definitely 2 knobs. Rate and depth. When powered off and in the bypass setting the signal goes through cleanly so it's a true bypass. When powered and not bypassed, but the knobs are both turned all the way down, the signal is just slightly different than when bypassed so either the pedal is slightly changing the tone or you can't completely turn down the chorus. Either way, you are probably going to turn the effect up a bit from zero and when you do it's a nice classic mono chorus. Cranked, it's warbly and slightly dissonant sounding, at more modest settings it imparts a nice fullness. I am giving it 5 stars because it is well made, sounds good, and is inexpensive. If it cost twice as much I might be more critical but as it is I think this is a completely usable pedal and I like what it's doing, especially for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by not really saying
Color: White and Blue Chorus
This pedal is well-built, has securely mounted jacks, and the switch feels solid and clicky. The included velcro is just basic velcro. It's fine, but I recommend 3M dual lock for pedalboards. At the time of writing, the price is competitive with other single-effect pedals, so i think it's a decent buy. The sound is good, a bit drier and much more treble focused than a Donner tri-chorus I have, which is thick with lower midrange. On one extreme (both knobs at minimum), this pedal's effect is hardly noticeable, and on the other end, it's really warbly, rubber bandy, and funny sounding. For practical purposes, something in between will be best. Because of the sharper treble-focused sound, I'm not sure yet if this will have a permanent place on my pedalboard, but in the meantime it will be a good tool to have when playing with sounds.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by Lucas