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Look up onRead through for shipping info. We ship internationally via courier at heavily reduced rates.See store for more cool finds.Scroll down for video.Here is an early 1980's green label Japanese CE-3 stereo chorus. These sound very good indeed. This one is in good shape but missing a few backplate screws and has a replacement screw at the front. Tested and working great.The Boss CE-3 Chorus Ensemble (1982–1992) is a vintage analog, bucket-brigade (BBD) pedal, often considered a versatile, slightly brighter alternative to the CE-2 with added stereo capabilities. It features Rate and Depth controls plus a stereo mode switch, delivering classic '80s, watery, shimmering chorus sounds.Key Features and Characteristics:Stereo Operation: Unlike the mono-only CE-2, the CE-3 offers two stereo modes (Wet A/Wet B or Wet A/Dry B), allowing for wide, immersive chorus sounds.Tone: Known for a slightly more "metallic" or "chimey" tone compared to the warmer CE-2, making it excellent for 80s pop/rock tones.Controls: Simple 3-knob layout (Rate, Depth, Mode switch) in a distinctive metallic blue finish.Power: Uses the older ACA power supply (or 9V battery), which may require 12V to operate correctly with modern daisy-chain.Common Uses:Mono: Provides a lush chorus effect. If using Mode II into a single amp, it can create an intense vibrato effect.Stereo: Ideal for splitting the signal into two amps for a rich, stereo ensemble sound. It is frequently found on the used market at a lower price point than the CE-2 or CE-1, often valued for its unique voice rather than a direct copy of its siblingsOverseas buyers contact us with your address for an accurate shipping quote.Items are packed properly and shipped within twenty four hours.

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