In addition, all the AFX pedals have the unique Dual Path Routing via the two, TRS (Tip-Ring-Shield) In/Out jacks. All covered in the manual, two guitar amps can be fed the same signal without loss simultaneously at the same time using the AFX Pocket Blender ($119.99 MSRP). You can also set up two independent pedal effect chains on your pedal board by daisy-chaining them using TRS cables or use them like any other effects pedal.

I found the AFX BlueChorus Pedal voiced to work better with resonances and wide range frequencies of acoustic instruments and easily produces a "dreamy", lush, shimmery chorus effect without completely coloring your guitar's sound.

This pedal has three different chorus effects: Analog, Vintage, and Classic. These three modes differ in the exact way(s) the pitch is modulated but the Tone and Depth controls will further dial-in the sound. Of course, the Rate control sets how fast, from very slow for subtle 'shape shifting', over to fast for rotary speaker fun!

For an extra wide stage sound and just for fun, I ran the dual outputs to two separate guitar amps with entirely different settings and spaced them about 10-feet apart.

Another in the series Fishman AFX Mini pedals for acoustic instruments, the AFX BlueChorus is $159 MSRP.