Boss CE-1 vs. Analogman Bi-Chorus: A Chorus Pedal Shootout! скачать в хорошем качестве

Boss CE-1 vs. Analogman Bi-Chorus: A Chorus Pedal Shootout!

On today's shootout we are looking at two chorus pedals. My vintage 1981 Boss Chorus Ensemble and the Analogman Bi-Chorus. The Bi-Chorus is based off of the EHX Small Clone, a darker and swimmier sounding chorus used by Kurt Cobain among others. The CE-1 was Boss's first ever effects pedal released in 1976! My CE-1 has been modded by Analogman to have the correct input impedance (these effects were designed for keyboards), and true bypass. The Bi-Chorus has a toggle switch that affects the delay time, resulting in deeper/thinner vibrato and low end. Both pedals have two sides. The CE-1 has a vibrato side with a depth knob. The Bi-Chorus has two identical sides with speed and depth knobs. This sets the bi-chorus apart from the small clone, which had just one knob. 0:00 Shootout Intro 0:19 Clean/Chorus Shootout 4:10 Distortion Boss DS-1 6:10 Treble Booster/Overdrive 7:44 DS-1 again 8:57 Bi-Chorus Deep Switch Settings Gear Used- 2007 Fender Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster ('51 Custom Shop Nocaster Pickups) 1965 Fender Blackface Bassman 2x12 (original Oxford 12t6 Speakers) Strymon Flint Boss DS-1 Distortion (Analogman Pro/Midrange Mod) Analogman Sunlion (Beano Boost Side) Analogman King Of Tone (Normal Gain Version) Neumann TLM-103 Let me know which chorus you prefer! Boss choruses like the CE-1 and CE-2 have a great shimmery bright sound. The Bi-Chorus is super flexible and warmer and please subscribe! THANKS #analogman #choruspedal #vintageguitar