Boss Chorus Shootout + Opinion: CH-1 vs. CE-5 vs. CE-2w vs. DC-2w (in Mono & Stereo)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- 4 Boss Chorus Pedals, but which is the creme de la creme, the hunky dory, the cat's pyjamas? Let's find out...
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I like the blue one
😭
Es el mejor
As one of them is purple, I really need clarification here.
omg me too
In my opinion i like the Blue one
When Werner Herzog does pedal comparisons, you know it's gonna be good.
Looool :-)
1:06 CH-1
2:00 CE-5
2:51 CE-2W Standart Mode
3:07 CE-2W CE-1 Mode
3:39 CE-2W Vibrato Mode
4:33 DC-2W
CE-5*
For the CE-5 you need to have the Filter all the way up to be an equal comparison. The filter control is a passive one that affects how much of the chorus applied is CUT OFF for each frequency range. By having it at 12 you are cutting by roughly half the chorus effect on each spectrum.
Is that true for the ch1 too?
@@Danthehorse No. The CH-1 does not have independent filter controls for the chorused effect based off frequency ranges. The eq control on the CH-1 is just a tone control for the repeats however the chorus is applied across the spectrum.
Very nice info
thank you!
are you one of the builders for boss pedals? or you have used chorus pedal for a really long time?
I love that you keep the playing very clean and make it easy to compare. Talking is not excessive and is very useful when you are explaining things. Very well done, thanks!
As a massive CE5 and Super Chorus I think you unfairly dismissed the CE5 by not having the filters off! Which means having them both opened and turned up to the max.
It makes a a massive difference to it’s openness compared to the others. Especially in a live gigging setting.
Great comparison apart from that small gripe.
+1 agree. was about to say the same thing
It would be hilarious to do a “blindfold” Boss Chorus comparison (including the rackmoust CE-300), and see how many people could tell the difference.
Can they thought I think they all sound the same
I used to have a CE 300, the stereo image was stunning, should have never let it go, would be curious to listen to one now...
May be CE-5 is boring for some ears but for me it sounds most transparent with less tone coloration. It is andvantage for someone or disadvantage for others. CE-2w colors tone most but in a good way.
It sounds massive in stereo
I believe the CE5 handles Distortion effects much better also.
@@squirelova1815 Definitely, I played in a band using heavy drive plus chorus pretty much always on, and the CE-5 EQ was perfect for killing the low end in the wet signal and just adding some color on the highs. Wouldn't be my go-to for a clean tone with super lush chorus, but it's great for more subtle stuff.
@@LunaticTheCatwhich one?
@@MintFX0 The CE-5
More product testing videos should follow this format and be more like this.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! - Mike
yeah except for the fact that there was no utilization of the duel out put on 3 of the pedals and unfortunatly for this video we don't get to heard where the biggest difference comes from in sterio out
Thanks. You've accomplished more in 15 minutes than the British pedal guys can do in a hour. I would have liked to hear these with a less bright twangy tone also. Stereo makes a big difference, but the biggest difference IMO is what people expect from a chorus. Do they just want a fuller sound, or do they want to sound out of tune? Two different things. I use the CE-2 for mild chorus, the Arion Stereo Chorus for Mike Landau sounds and the MXR for sickly de-tuned Hiram Bullock sounds. And none of them do what the Dimension C does which is almost in Strymon territory.
Dimension is incredible to use in a more dreamy kind of music, since it works incredibly with Reverb and Delay heavy guitar sounds
Absolutely perfect demonstration of all these pedals. Very much appreciated, you helped me pull the trigger on a CH-1.
It' a great pedal, enjoy! ;-)
But on CE5 half of the high and low freq spectrum were cut off! That takes away a lot of the openness and the low end vibrations... so unfair..
💯 true!
With the cut knobs on flat, it sounds like the super chorus... it just gives you more control. The CE-2w "CE for Chorus Ensemble" is basically just the original Chorus Ensemble and the CE-2 in one box in stereo. I do like the way it sounds a bit better. It has a bit more warmth, but the CE-5 is better than the CH-1 imo.
Put them all on together.
the only sound that would change is the price tag, a $600 chourus sound that sounds like a Boss chorus pedal.
Yes. It's true purpose.
Not at midnight! And not in front of a mirror on a Full moon, at midnight either! It's too sexy.
it might open a time-travel portal back to the 80's
Properly used the CE-5 beats any chorus pedal and most rack systems that you stack against it. This video had it filtered down to half its potential because of the settings and it still sounded the best. It's so lush and clear and by far the best chorus pedal ever made for handling distortion.
I agree
Definitely a good choice pedal when pairing it with distortion as it offers great control over the end results.
This pedal is a Chameleon and I know what I'm saying since I have it for 14 years now. It stays very clear and defined with distortion... Gave me instant "Somewhere in time tone" with a bit of delay, but you can also use it more subtly to color some solos without being too evident or 80's. On clean it can gets pretty lush as well, even though not the best ever. I also have ce2, ce3, cs9, csl, cs505, sc10 and cs5 because I'm a chorus junkie...and the ce5 is still my go to.
UPDATE: I just saw that the manual of the CE-2w says the same thing as the CH-1 and the CE-5 on the stereo option: one side gives you the clean guitar, the other one the wet signal. For some reason I couldn't hear that when doing this shootout (and didn't check the manual)! Sorry for that!
But what I said still stands, the DC-2w Dimension Chorus is the ONLY true stereo pedal in this shootout!
I have the Dimension C. I hated it at first, thought it took away too much of my dry signal... Until... I plugged it in stereo! I really think it comes alive in stereo. I have a drastic stereo setup, 2 amps, one tube, one transistor, one on each side of my room, and you can feel the effect move around the air. Really awesome. Now thanks to that pedal I've become obsessed with stereo... Not good for my wallet.
Just bought the Super Chorus! Sounds amazing with the Metal Zone and Harmonist.
I use the metal zone with super chorus and dd-3. They sound perfect together!
Love the Crystal clear CE-5 and it handles Distortion effects better.
Great comparison, thanks for doing this! Actually really impressed with the CH1 out of these 4
Thanks for watching Dan!
I am in agreement with some of the other comments regarding the unfair comparison with the CE-5's filters being set at only half way. With both filter knobs turned clockwise past 12:00, you get a stronger sounding chorus. The CE-5 has 2 filter knobs that can be adjusted separately. The CH-1 only has 1 EQ knob. This is the reason why I purchased the CE-5 instead of the CH-1.
agreed
Thanks. The comparison is really good! I really like your summary. This kind of opinion is what is missing on most youtube videos
Perfect video! Very good work. I think it's worth having both the CE-2w and the DC-2w in a pedal board, they're both excellent with different sounds.
@Infinite Revery CE-2w is the most flexible and versatile, I’d go for that first, and then Dimension C. The Providence Anadime is really good as well.
On the CE-5, having the filter knobs at noon is actually cutting half of the signal - with a low and a high cut. Fully clockwise is Flat EQ, which sounds fuller.
I got the CE-5 and didn't know that...thanks
I was thinking the same thing. It's not a "weaker effect" he just doesn't have the filter on full signal.
@@obahrey5197 It's kind of an odd set-up - have to read the fine print.
The eq on the CE-5 was not set up correctly to be a fair comparison with the other pedals. Cutting the highs and lows is naturally going to impact the tone. Also as some other people mentioned, the older analog CE-5 pedals sound better than the digital versions:
"There are 2 versions of the CE-5 where the second version is denoted CE-5A. This is printed on the PCB so it is easy to figure out which version you have. The first version is closely related to the CE-2 and CE-3. It uses the 1024 stage Panasonic BBD MN3007 and its associated clock driver 3101. The CE-5A is completely restructured. It uses surface mounted components and the BBD has been replaced with a digital design. All CE-5s made before October 2001 will have the old analog BBD circuit. The easiest way to determine which version you have is to use the serial number. If the second letter/first number combination is earlier than P1, you have the analog type. This also mean that all digital CE-5s will have a dark gray label."
bossarea.com/boss-ce-5-chorus-ensemble/
CE 5 is such a lush sounding chorus. Love it.
That was extremely informative and helpful. Saves me a lot of time at the music store trying everything out myself. Thank you! Based on this I’ll go with either the Boss Super Chorus or the MXR analogue chorus.
The MXR was one of my favourites! But unfortunately it sucks tone even when bypassed (check out my video on that!).
I love the rack chorus tones of the Dimension C. Instant time machine.
I have the CH1 and I like how you compared it with the rest. Subscribed :)
I agree with you on the sounds. My favorites are the same as you. I really like the MXR analog chorus too
Yes! :-) I did recommend it here as an alternative to the CE-2w! It's great!
The MXR Analog Chorus suck your tone
@@julho1584 I havent had that problem with Mine. 🤷♂️
I’m polish and I invent my own chorus pedal, it called the Tatamovich 9000 Warsaw wobbler, I use Al Gore Rhythm derived from skin of polish sausage, it make these boss pedal sound like silly toy. My pedal can do up to 5 million warbles per second, I’m fully qualified electronics, physics, nuclear, biological and chemistry engineer, but here in Uk I work in sausage packaging factory. I’m best designer in world , like betman.
Very subtle differences between the pedals, I think that only on a very accurate conditions, studio, etc., you could heard a dramatic difference,so to speak. I go with the CH-1, without a doubt. The best of all with the most cost benefit rate. I'm a bit suspect to talk about the CH-1, since I have one for a couple of years.
he wasnt using stereo out, thats where its at, these pedals sound different that way
@@SZINNAPALM ya, if you plug them into a DAW with stereo they end up sounding massive.
As a traditional chorus, it has to be the CE2W in CE1 mode. Watched hundreds of demos, owned multiple chorus pedals, nothing comes close to it in my opinion. That said... ...I’m really blown away by how unique the Dimension C sounds, it’s almost got a flanger like quality to it. I think I’ll end up getting both at some point lol. The CE2W is great for jangly / post punk sounds whereas the Dimension C would make a great dream pop chorus. Great video.
You make the best comparison videos I've ever seen. Well done, and thank you.
Totally agree with your conclusion! For me, it would be the “Super Chorus”. Sounds organic and the price is right. The “Waza CE-2w” would be my second choice. Great comparison, thanks for sharing it! ✌🏼
Thank you so much for this video! Probably the most useful and informative video I've seen on pedals. I truly appreciate it! 🙂
All of them are pretty good, but I really liked the Super Chorus and Dimension C.
IMO it would have been interesting to hear the CE-5 without the filters engaged. This is likely why it sounded like, as you described it: "a weaker effect". It is certainly more subtle than the others, but was not given a fair display of it's abilities here. At any rate, the remainder of the comparisons were very useful. Thank you for making this video. Aloha
It is really interesting how different the tastes are... For me the CH-1 sounds cold and without any specific character whereas the CE-5 has all the warmth and space I expect from a chorus... only topped by the CE-2w which adds the analog touch.
Couldn't agree more.
Bang-on. I bought my Boss chorus pedal some time ago. I really listened very hard and compated the CH-1 Super Chorus with the CE-5 Ch. Ensemble. The Super Chorus sounds very metallic and thin, like low resolution digital (which is probably is). The CE-5 sounds nice and clean. I know the old analog chorus pedals of the 1980s. They sound much richer and warmer, but are noisy.
I had a Dimension C, still my favorite Chorus. Position 1 is where I always used it, not overbearing or dated like the other sounds. Clearer.
whats the switch doing on DC
in heart, spirit, mind, and soul, Super Chorus.
I have the CE2, the CH1 and the Ce5 , all analog versions, and I must say I keep the Ce5 on my board because it works better with overdrives and Distorsion Though you have to set it right and dial with it a little ... the Ce2 boosts your signal more and have more presence but sounds a little bit « too much » , a on/off effect with only 2 knobs...
I totally agree. I found that the CE5 sounds the best with distortion compared to the Waza's
Indeed
Very well done, thanks for playing clean. Made the side by side differences very easy to hear. Great tip about using headphones too. I was hoping you would turn on all 4 at the same time just for fun ;)
Awesome Mike! CE-2W all the way! I'm the guy who commented on your "no talking" shootout, about listening to it to relax before bed for it's soothingness, and I bought the other great chorus pedal, the MXR analog chorus because of that vid. Keep up the great work brother, I really appreciate what you're doing!
I honestly just got the 2w cause it has less knobs lol
The CE-2 has the same stereo effect as the CE-2 and CH-1, that being one side dry and one wet. It just has a better sound overall though. The DC-2 has multiple "effected" signals being combined together meaning it's doesn't have just a dry and wet, but a dry, wet 1, wet 2, etc signal paths that get recombined in mono. In stereo I think it has effected signals on both sides, at least 2 per side, which is why it has such a good stereo sound. But they all sound good to me, I just like the CE-2 and DC 2 more.
I like the CH-1 best overall. Surprising! I actually like Dimension C 2w the least (for shaping mostly). My order would be Ch-1, CE-2w, CE-5 and DC-2w last
I'd have to agree with you to be honest. When I got the CH-1 years ago, money was kind of a thing and I thought I was missing out but thanks to this video, I can see I'm really not!
I agree that it sounds fantastic. I'm wondering how close it is modeled after the analog counterpart, the CE-300 Super Chorus. Because I'm in love with that rack mount unit!
I agree
Hmm, 4 pedals which all sound the same. Nice one Boss!
That was very interesting and comprehensive and it is hard to disagree with your view. I have the CE-5, unfortunately, and I do find it a bit anaemic. When you want chorus you want chorus and the effect is pretty subtle. Disappointingly subtle. To be honest, it has always underwhelmed me, but it was a present. I suspect the CE-2W is the way to go. Pity about the cost.
I have to agree. The CE-5 is very underwhelming. I had high hopes for it but it’s just not very lush.
For the CE-5 you have to turn the filter controls all the way up, or at least past 12:00 to get a deeper, darker chorus. It will sound so lush. This was not demonstrated in this video.
@@bradshields1047 Thanks for the heads up. I’ll make renewed attempts!
@@bradshields1047 I owned a CE-5 and it just didn't get the job done for me, the CE-1 switch on the Waza Craft CE-2 is just simply phenomenal, most of the chorus done on 80's songs is spot on with it, its heaven to earth difference
The CE-5 is the best value. It has the cleanest sounding chorus. If you increase the settings of both equalizer knobs you get a deeper and darker chorus. In this comparison both equalizer knobs are set at only half way. The CE-5 is $110 less than the DImension DC-2W.
Yeah the tone controls are flat when turned fully clockwise. Any position lower than that is rolling off highs/lows. The tone controls on the MXR analog chorus are the same, and in tests they’re usually set to 12 o’clock. The controls are labeled but I guess it’s easy to overlook.
I've got the CE-2W on order, I can't wait. Looks and sounds amazing!
It's a gorgeous pedal, both in look and sound! :-) Thanks for watching - Mike
It's incredible.
I just bought one a few days ago
The DC-2w is nice, but it sounds like it compresses the signal a fair bit, which sucks a bit of life out of the tone for me. I've had the CH-1 since 2000 and I absolutely love it. Despite the lack of true stereo, I find that having the direct signal and the effected signal output in stereo sounds glorious. CE-5 is thin and lifeless. I would love to play around with the CE-2w a bit more. I would also love to compare a vintage CE-2, although I would probably still prefer a stereo rather than mono pedal for recording. Great video, thanks.
CH-1 delivers a crystal-clear sound among the rest. It's way more cheaper as well.
I adore my Waza dimension ... so much so that I think I'm going to get the CE-2w also for a different flavour ... I'm using these on synths and I might try running the chorus in mono on my desk and then into the dimension strapped across a subgroup (how I have it set up) to see how that sounds as well! Really good demo, very well done - best comparison I've seen yet, and I've seen a few ;). Thanks man - appreciate the time and effort :)
Try the Detune setting on the boss harmonist. It has replaced my other chorus pedals.
You're absolutely right.
The detune effect on the Boss Harmonist is awesome and works really on high gain.
I really like your demos! I wish the ce2w did the same EQ change as old ce2. But still great and the dimensions is just incredible at what it does
CH-1 & CE-5 were always Weak. The 2 Waza Pedals are much Better pedals. I personally Do Not Like the SeaSick pitch-wavering. Getting the DC-2W for my Acoustic pedalboard. Moral of the story: More Knobs do not necessarily guarantee Better Sound. The DC-2W is the one I bought. Love it. Nice fair demo. Enjoyed it.
I’m really curious about experimenting with the Dimension C in front of and after the CE-5.
@@FadingFires I also have the Free the Tone Tri Avatar Multi Dimensional Chorus - that's my #1, but I do Love the DC-2W alot. Try it out? Ya never know. Good luck.
Michael Caz Thanks, I actually might when I can afford to splurge on something like that again. Aside from that I don’t create music anymore sadly.
@@FadingFires You can always get back-to-it, - if you get the itch again. I stopped playing Guitar (once) for a few years too. It's very Therapeutic for me, with the Current state of the world.
Michael Caz I certainly miss feeling inspired and I’ve never lost my love of music. It has more to do with my current setting, time, and the fact that I do not have my collaborating partner. I only do my best with him. I can and have experimented with a fair amount of unfinished stuff that I had written at the time (we had roughly an album and a half’s worth of material) and been pleased with the results, but it doesn’t have the same feeling. It used to be when I’d get off work and go over there, we would get everything setup and rehearse for hours upon hours. All weekend, almost non-stop. And there was always a rush I’d get from playing and how much better we were improving, and that translated over into the music we made. Trying to create without that feeling doesn’t...have the same meaning. If that makes any sense at all. And that was our litmus test for the music: if it didn’t create that surge, if it didn’t “light up” and give that rush, or strike something in a genuine way, it didn’t get used. And now I’m stuck that way after all this time. So it’s a bit difficult for me to play for any reasons beyond doing it for the same reasons a person might look at an old photograph.
Great work, sir! Very helpful, thanks!
The Super Chorus
Thanks for the advice about MXR analog chorus. The ce 2w was my favorite.
At the end, super chorus still better
I had the purple one but it didn’t jive with the rest of my setup so I didn’t keep it. It would have been perfect if it had a volume control because I loved how it sounded. Currently back to using the MXR analog chorus pedal and I just run it through my true bypass loop pedal so it’s true bypass when it’s off. No tone suck issues and I love how versatile it is with the high low cut knobs. I’m happy with MXR but Boss makes great stuff too. I will try a CE-2W someday for sure.
Thanks for this comparison demo. Excellent job 👍🏻
I used the heck out of my original CE-2 pedal back in the 80s, and am now interested in reconnecting with this effect - so I wasn't sure what all the differences are. Thank you for this comparison. I agree with your conclusions. I do agree that the DC-2w would be even better if it had more control pots to manually adjust the parameters - why they didn't do that is odd.
Because there are many companies now offering even more elaborate versions of chorus (with several new features, including dynamic expression on the Seymour Duncan Catalina chorus, which allows one to increase or decrease the amount of effect depending on intensity of picking), that is my next question: do those new versions of chorus add anything important?
This is the best review of these group of pedals - love the use of adjectives like ‘enchanted forest’ ‘dark’ - totally awesome - please review other genre of pedals
I picked the CH-1 after the review - found dimension c too pricy for my use - it’s a great pedal
Thank u
2 years later - sold CH1 to get an analogue CE-5. There are many videos on the pre 2001 analogue CE-5 and more latest digital CE-5. I picked from ebay for 50 quid and for me it blew the CH1 away.
Also note the comment by Jesus Mercado below. I keep the treble knob at 1 o clock and the bass full way up at 5 o clock - works well for my guitar / amp settings with warmth -
the ce-5 handles distortion extremely well (CH1 didnt)
Thinking about Dimension now ---- but definitely keeping the analogue CE-5.
There still isnt any comparable chorus pedal video to this excellent one even two years later !
Super Chorus for me.
Big thumbs up for this fantastic review. I came here because I have the CE-5 Chorus Ensemble and it's just not cutting it. Like you say its pretty weak. It also is not compatible at all with my TC Hall of Fame reverb because it introduces a ton of noise when combined. I liked the Boss CE-2w best, but I do play in stereo sometimes and that was my LEAST favorite in stereo. Well thanks again buddy.
I like the sound of the CH-1.
You have the CE 5 with half of the high and lo frequencies cut instead of starting out Flat. Does this perhaps explain why it is weaker sounding?
C ensemble was a little clear and cool sounding.
Great video. You teased something about how the analog pedals bypass affects the tone, but then didn’t say anything about it or provide a link to a video where you elaborate
Thank you! Can you quickly say what/where I teased about the bypass? I am pretty sure all Boss pedals, no matter if analog or digital, use the same buffered bypass system. Maybe I spoke about something else?
Great video, really liked the format you presented here.
Just curious, what were you playing throughout the demo, as in chord/arpeggio?
Love the Super Chorus.
very nice video
Correction: The CE-2W DOES do the 'shitty fake stereo'. Consult the manual, unfortunately output B is just a direct output signal :( Really wish there was a work around for it because it does sound very nice. The Dimension is more subtle but does sound almost as nice to my ear, just need a bit more depth and it would be perfect!
fantastic vídeo really like your comparison!
I like the Súper Chorus sounds good❤❤
Yes
That is what I bought ;)
i think the volume drop you’re referring to in the dimension c is a slight low frequency cut like how the CE2W cuts some high end sparkle. that low end goes a long way, so losing the bottom would definitely seem like a volume cut/loss. that’s just what i’ve noticed from owning both for awhile now. i had the dimension c waza and super chorus on my board for A WHILE but decided to ditch my
big board and try a small set up and keeping the dimension c as my soul chorus. it’s sad though, i miss my super chorus, using the dimension c and super chorus together is more heavenly than you can imagine
I find very few differences between CH-1 and CW-2
The CW-2 does not justify the price difference.
Thank you for a clear, no-nonsense, review. Very helpful. I'll subscribe.
CE-1 mode have a killer tone!!!
You didn't try the stereo in of the Dimension, I think makes it the most versatile of them all.
I think the Dimension sounds best, but I want knobs, not buttons
I Own ce2w and DC2w, the problem with DC2w is its harshness. It really lacks on warmness. AND, there is another issue with DC2w: if you are using a stereo setup with a stereo reverb at the end, the phase settings of the DC2w channels are not outcoming so that the stereo separation is still valid. The stereo separation is lowered in fact. As a result, I cannot use the DC2w unless it is the last stereo pedal in the chain.
@@owengonzales53 Most chorus pedals use phase inversion in stereo and in such case it can be a tragedy when they go into a reverb. A reverb in stereo input is summing 1 and 2 signals, then creates the effect, and outputs in stereo on outputs 1 and 2 together with the original signal from input 1 and 2. So the reverb itself will not contain a chorus because summing a phase inverted signal will mute it, almost. If you want a stereo chorus that will always work with reverbs, eventide micropitch is ok. It is a detuner, but better than a chorus in stereo.
Pretty good video. Both did an amazing job with their Waza Craft Pedals.
CH-1, that is the one i have on my board for years now
Cool demo vid. No fanny tatting around and straight to the point with a simplistic appregio played clean so people can get the jist.
If you deadend the ensemble's stereo out, you get the macdemarco vibrato sound. Stereo uses clean on one channel, so the other is the delayed version without clean. It's totally unique sound that the others cant do.
Great demo, keep em comin!
CE2W sounds amazing.
Super Chorus does it for me. The rest seem to have too much fluff or not enough quality sound. Maybe they sound different live, in my own environment, but the Super Chorus wins in both sound and price.
Super Chorus - $119
Chorus Ensemble - $129
Chorus CE 2W - $199
Diemension C - $249
I quite like the old analog CH-1, it's nice and dark as you mentioned, but my faves are CE-2, Arion SCH-1, and for stereo, my Maxon ASC-10. I believe it's true stereo, not wet/dry but could just be a dual/phase inversion like the CE-2W. .
The Joyo Analog Chorus is also one of my faves, price be damned.I think it's based on an older Maxon (which was, in turn, based on the CE-2). Cheap doesn't automatically equal bad. The Mooer you mentioned is cool.
If I had the $$, maybe CE-2W and/or DC-2W. I'd grab a cheap, used CH-1 for sure. But I'd rather keep my old MIT CE-2, the Arion, and the Maxon and have a few options (I'd probably have to sell all of those just to afford a CE-2W). MXR Stereo Chorus is pretty awesome as well.
The best digital Chorus is the Source Audio Gemini.
MXR analog chorus sounds like the best bang for my buck.. Thanks
Ch-1 vs ce-3 vs small clone? Prefer this pedals for economy and sound nice conbine ch-1+ce-5 trick tremolo
Ch-1 price sound durability nice win
Ce-5 trick tremolo with cable in stereo no second amp
Great video, apparently the CE-3 has a great stereo effect
I have the Chorus Ensemble, and yeah it's just there. No color at all. Dimension C is the best for me! Super chorus was a good surprise.
Best demo ever. You know what you're talking about for sure. I'm torn between the CH-1 and the CE-2w cause I do prefer darker sound but the 2w sounds more watery. Man this is hard 😂
I like the CE-5 best CE-2W is the worst. Buy will probably buy CH-1
Guy sounds exactly like Holdsworth
this video helped me figure out what chorus i want thanks
WazaCraft for the win! I like them all except for the CE-5, personally.
CE-2W for me but all sound good
Thanks! Another great shoot out. I’ve got a mono rig but hearing the stereo sounds was great (just not sure where/how to hide a 2nd amp from the wife). I really liked the CE-2w except for it’s price tag. How does the MXR Analog Chorus stack up (more in line with the price of the digital Boss pedals)?
Had both kept the Waza, they're close but the waza is better build quality and easier to Dail in.