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Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble Pedal
Model #CE-5
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At new these pedals come in at around $99, which is a great price for a decent sounding pedal. I would argue that the best priced chorus pedal on the market is the little yellow one from MXR. That one is priced around $80 and it is tru bypass which this pedal is not.
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Boss products are of excellent quality.
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Durable, Excellent Craftsmanship, Great Sound, Highly Responsive
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It does what I want. I play mostly world music accompaniment. I owned a few Digitech multi-effects pedals but they all produced lots of irritating noise and the chorus effects were not as nice as this one. You get what you pay for, it's worth buying quality gear.
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I've always been a fan of most Boss pedals, so when I started looking for a chorus pedal, they were the first brand I looked at. As soon as I plugged it into my amp I realized I didn't need to look at other brands because it was exactly what I needed.
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Durable, Good Audio, Good Price / Value
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I like this pedal, but since I don't use effects all that much, there really isn't a reason for me to replace it, even if I were to lose it. If I had to replace it, I would probably go with something like the Small Clone for a warmer sound.
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Well-made, durable nice little chorus pedal. Can't beat quality, sound, easy to use. A must have for most pedalboards.
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Durable, Excellent Craftsmanship, Great Intonation, Great Sound, Highly Responsive
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I've used this stompbox in both electric and acoustic settings, and it works well. My soundman never complains about it. It's subtle and smooth. While chorus isn't essential to what I do, it's nice to have a good, reliable unit. It was my first stompbox, and I expect to use it for life.
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Cheaper then a regular Chorus Pedal
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Durable, Excellent Craftsmanship, Great Sound, Highly Responsive
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I play ¿¿Classic Rock¿¿- Hendrix, Clapton and so on. I may seem uncritical of this product, but I like it, and that¿¿s why I bought it! It can give the full slow rotating speaker sound, or a very subtle shimmer. Works well with or without distortion.
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This is a very diverse chorus pedal. BOSS CE-5 has a lush to simple sound with everything in between. A must for chorus enthusiasts.
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I find I usually don't like digital stuff (except delays - the ability to tap the tempo in as required is pretty essential for me), but the CE5 is an exception. It can do a wide range of things, some of which are useful and some awful (unless you like seriously de-tuned warbling chords out of tune...
