Alright guys I cheaped out and bought a DeltaLab SC1 stereo chorus. They are way cheap, around $60.
The Pros:
1) Super compact and fits right in the last space on my pedalboard.
2) Heavy, sturdy feeling, and easy to access battery
3) Can get VERY subtle (just was I was looking for) to over the top warble. It's so subtle that it's easy to forget if its on or off. Really adds some shimmer to the cleans and some smooth sustain to the leads. Sounds better than some pedals costing 2-3 x as much
4) 9 volt adapter or batteries (whoopdy doo)
5) Bright Blue LED light
6) TRUE BYPASS on a pedal under $100 whoaaaa
The Cons:
1) The LED is bright enough, but it flashes on and off depending on the rate. So if it's slow it turns off and on every 2 seconds which is kinda annoying. I would have prefered it to be ON all the time. Kinda useful if you're deaf and can't figure out the rate knob. 
2) The knobs look kinda suspicious, I like super durable knobs. IMO every pedal should come with the ones Fulltone uses.
3) It's made in China
4) It's digital hence the price, but I much prefer it to the Small Clone I use to have (analog)
5) There is some slight hiss going on even with mild settings. The good thing is it doesn't really go up any more when you dime the settings. I have historically found that most chorus pedals add a bit of hiss unless they are super boutique $200+
6) Compresses the tone a bit and loses a little tightness when engaged. Not a real con as its probably designed that way.
Overall, it's a super affordable and great sounding chorus. Now my rig is pretty much complete. I was aiming for the Marshall and Carol-Ann +delay/reverb/chorus sound that Joe gets and I think I'm pretty close! Again guys thanks for the suggestions I just cheaped out this time!
'67 and '74 Fender Twin Reverbs, '74 Marshall 1987 lead mkII, Metro Superlead 100. Pedals from TC Electronic, Ibanez, Dunlop, BK Butler, Electro-Harmonix, Fulltone, Maestro/Gibson, Loopmaster switching, VoodooLab, Boss. Gibson and Fender guitars, Dimarzio pickups.
