The Azor Chorus is a compact analog chorus pedal from Azor, a maker of small-format guitar effects. according to RockBoard's PedalPedia's product page, it "brings the iconic, warm chorus sound to your pedalboard," and it is aimed at players who want to add a rich, shimmering character to their sound without giving up much room on a board1. Chorus pedals of this kind sit alongside other modulation effects such as phaser, flanger, tremolo and vibrato pedals, each shaping the signal in a different way.
What it does
The pedal is described by RockBoard's PedalPedia as producing a warm chorus sound with a rich, shimmering character, and as offering precise and balanced modulation that ranges from subtle vibrations to an intense shimmering effect1. In practical terms, that covers the usual territory of a chorus: everything from a slight thickening of the guitar's voice to a pronounced, watery modulation, depending on how far the effect is pushed.
Because the circuit is analog and the pedal runs on a standard 9V DC, center-negative supply at a modest 9 mA, it fits easily into a typical pedalboard power setup alongside overdrive, distortion and delay pedals1. The true bypass switching means the effect is taken out of the signal path entirely when it is off1.
Sources (1)
- Chorus by Azor, RockBoard (rockboard.de), 2026
