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Boss CE-2 Chorus 1989 s/n AA47814 Keely Mod in excellent condition with box. Thoroughly tested and in perfect working order.The CE-2 was the first compact pedal chorus from Boss. The CE-1 was released 1976 and contained the exact same circuit as the Roland Jazz Chorus JC-120 Amp. The CE-2 builds on the legacy of the CE-1 but isn't identical. The middle region is boosted in the CE-2 compared to the CE-1. According to the design engineers this may be because the CE-1 had a lower input impedance.Roland says that they stopped marketing the CE-2 November 1982. The pedal was however still produced and sold at least out 1990. The label changed from black to green 1984. The CE-2 was produced in Japan up until 1988 when production moved to Taiwan.Version differences The CE-2 exists in both silver screw and black screw versions.The font used on the "Chorus" label is wider on some versions. This results in the C in CE-2 to be located under the r in Chorus on the earliest models while it later ended up under the u.The circuit has gone through some minor changes but nothing significant. All MIJ CE-2s are designed around the MN3007 BBD using MN3101 clock driver.SpecificationsControls: Rate, DepthConnectors: Input, Output, AC AdaptorCurrent Draw: 9 mA (DC 9V)Weight: 400 g. (14 oz)Input Impedance: 470kOhmSignal/Noise Ratio: 90dB or moreRecommended Load Impedance: 10kOhm or greaterRecommended AC Adaptor: ACA SeriesLabelsBlack - Made In JapanGreen - Made In JapanGreen - Made In TaiwanThe CE-2 was sold from October 1979 to November 1990.
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