chorus pedal
 

Chorus pedal; does anyone use one with acoustic guitar for fingerpicking? I was thinking of trying one again[sold it ].Thanks.

Sure do!

My std configuration is as follows (my guitars are dreads with K&K pickups):

Guitar > BOSS CH-1 Super Chorus > BOSS DM-2 Analog Delay > Fishman Mini or Performer amp or PA system.

Yes. My first was a -- don't make fun -- Behringer UC200. It sounded great, then broke.

I like my Mooer Baby Water chorus/echo pedal very much. It's super versatile.

I have a Boss that I can't find a tone I like.

Then I got a Keeley Roto my moto. It was cool, but colored the sound way too much.

Now I'm in heaven with my TC Corona.

Chorus delay and reverb are the most common effects for acoustic.
You will usually find those on most acoustic multi-effects pedals.
davidc

I own four or five different chorus pedals, but the one I prefer for my acoustic pedal board is the Neunaber Tri-Chorus Plus. I recommend it and it sounds especially great when paired with the Seraphim reverb.

Have a very good one (Strymon Modius) on my ambient board. Fun gear. Thing is, every time I think I need a chorus for general application I find it muddies things up and that's just what I'm trying to avoid with flat top acoustic.

Multi-effects.... Bought this primarily for keyboards, but works nicely with guitar
Zoom MS 70 CDR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmFdFVFmBlg

Chorus and reverb are best experienced through a good stereo amp.

If you're not using a dual speaker stereo amp you'll really not experience what exceptional chorus (and stereo reverb) effects can add to your playing experience.

+1 for the TC Corona Chorus. I use the mini version to keep pedal board real estate small. I've not felt the need to download any other voicing's the stock chorus voice is to my ear, what chorus should be.