BOSS CE-3 Stereo Chorus - MIJ 1982 - Effect pedal





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BOSS CE-3 Chorus - Made in Japan - 1982 (Black Label).
The pedal is tested and working. There are cosmetic signs of wear as shown in the photo, which do not affect the sound or functionality of the pedal. Sold without original box and without power supply.
"The CE-3 Stereo Chorus by Boss offers stereo in two modes; a WET A / DRY B, and a WET A / WET B (phase inverted signal). Many stereo chorus pedals of this era only offered the combination of DRY/WET outputs, so to have true affected stereo available is a nice feature. The CE-3 is a timeless piece from the golden age of pedal effects. Hailed as the 'workingman's chorus effect' between '82 and '92, it has been a staple on countless pedalboards and countless recordings. With its association to great names like Andy Summers, Alex Lifeson, John Frusciante and Herbie Hancock, the CE-3 is more than just an effect pedal. It's a piece of music history. Known as the stereo counterpart of the earlier Boss CE-2, the CE-3 offers a crisper tone, allowing you to craft richer soundscapes. Experience the vintage charm of a made-in-Japan classic without breaking the bank."} <|endoftext|>
BOSS CE-3 Chorus - Made in Japan - 1982 (Black Label).
The pedal is tested and working. There are cosmetic signs of wear as shown in the photo, which do not affect the sound or functionality of the pedal. Sold without original box and without power supply.
"The CE-3 Stereo Chorus by Boss offers stereo in two modes; a WET A / DRY B, and a WET A / WET B (phase inverted signal). Many stereo chorus pedals of this era only offered the combination of DRY/WET outputs, so to have true affected stereo available is a nice feature. The CE-3 is a timeless piece from the golden age of pedal effects. Hailed as the 'workingman's chorus effect' between '82 and '92, it has been a staple on countless pedalboards and countless recordings. With its association to great names like Andy Summers, Alex Lifeson, John Frusciante and Herbie Hancock, the CE-3 is more than just an effect pedal. It's a piece of music history. Known as the stereo counterpart of the earlier Boss CE-2, the CE-3 offers a crisper tone, allowing you to craft richer soundscapes. Experience the vintage charm of a made-in-Japan classic without breaking the bank."} <|endoftext|>

