Movall MP-112 Carlo Chorus Guitar Effect Pedal True Bypass

You could pay $100+ get just as good of a chorus effect but not have the volume and mix controls. This is a solid pedal that sounds great, has a lot of fine-tuning control, and for cheap... What's not to like?

These Movall pedals are surprisingly good for the price that you pay!I currently own two of their pedals the "Carlo" Chorus pedal and the "Magnesium" Flanger pedal.They are SUPER STURDY in their construction. Not as thick a housing like MXR pedals, but I would rate these a 9/10- with MXR being a solid 10.The foot switches and jacks are top notch. They don't look nor feel flimsy. This one along with my Magnesium Flanger pedal are DEFINITE keepers!These pedals are a great deal for the price!

The construction seems solid. The effect is basically what it should be. Not a lot of bells and whistles, but for the current price of $32, it's a cheap way to get yourself some chorus. Seems a little more legit than some of the <$20 mini pedals (although some of those are pretty good too). This seller has a variety of pedals in this MoVall as well as the Caline brand, all priced similarly. Worth checking out for sure.

Movell's Carlo Chorus pedal must be considered a fine dollar value. It's well-made with a cast metal housing, easy to use and its chorus effect can go from subtle to psychotic. The Carlo is not as tiny as some modern pedals, but it still has a small footprint on your pedal board. It requires the usual 9-Volt, center-negative AC adapter or appropriate pedal power. Why spend big money on a chorus pedal when you can have this for under 40 bucks? I, for one, see no good reason.I had never heard of Movall when I got this, but will be following that company with interest. It's one of a number of Chinese-made effects pedal brands that, by and large. offer great bang for the buck. I would encourage all guitar (and bass) players to check these alternative brands out...you may well be pleasantly surprised.