Welcome to the first episode of Tone Battles here at the Pedal Head Show.
In this Tone Battle we have the
legendary Boss CE-2 Vintage from 1983.
Vs.
A Sweet, "Black Label Society." Signature MXR M234 Analog Chorus.

Some facts about these 2 Chorus behemoths.

Boss CE-2
-The first compact Chorus Pedal ever made.
-Buffered Bypass.
-Mono In, Mono Out.
-Popularly known for using the MN3007 BBD Chip.
-Originally needs 12v to power (ACA Powered)
-Reverbs prices $300.00 - 900.00
-Boss Compact Series 2 Knob Enclosure.
Manual Link.
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MXR m234 Analog Chorus
-(to my knowledge) Released in 2011.
-Low Cut and high Cut.
-Mix Control.
-Uses the noisier cousin of the MN3007 BBD Chip AKA the MN3027.
-Stereo out with the option of Wet and Dry signals.
-Street Price $100.00 -160.00
-5 knobs on a budbox.
-Operates on 9 Volts.
Manual Link.
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Comment which Chorus you think should be the winner of this Tone Battle!

Helix Presets
1) Jazz Rivet 120 preset aka Roland Jazz Chorus amp.
2) PRS High Gain Amp Preset.
3) Diezel Vh4 + Marshall JCM 800 2204 Preset.

Gear
-Line 6 Helix.
-Logic Pro.
-Gibson Flying V 1960 Reissue from 1991.
-Dunlop picks.
-Earnie ball strings 10-52.
-Yorkville Instrument Cables.
-Earnie Ball Flat Ribbon Patch Cables.
-Final Cut Pro.
-Mission Engineering EXPRESSION PEDAL.
-Fishman Fluence Modern, PAF and Single coil Pickup Voices.
-Monster Cable.
-MXR M234 Analog Chorus.
-Boss CE-2 M.I.J. 1983
-Waves Element Analog Synth Software Instrument.

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