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Welcome to Qsic's Reverb Shop!1. The description texts have been generated from our Japanese site by automatic translation.Instrument or music terms are often not translated correctly, so please let us know if you have any questions.2. For orders from countries or regions not covered by EMS or FedEx, the difference in shipping costs will be billed again via PayPal after your order is placed.At first, please feel free to order as it is.Product DetailsThis is the CE-5 Chorus Ensemble, a chorus pedal from BOSS, a leading and long-established effects pedal brand.It inherits the sound of the legendary CE-1, the world's first chorus pedal and the first in BOSS's effects pedal series.The CE-1 was originally a pedal version of the chorus effect from Roland's famous JC-120 Jazz Chorus amplifier, and its easy-to-use sound made it highly popular.The CE-5 faithfully reproduces those characteristics, providing a deep, yet neutral, sound modulation.Its wide range of tones is also a key feature, making it versatile enough to create a variety of sounds.It can handle everything from subtle effects to strong, edgy chorus effects.It also features filter controls to adjust the high and low frequencies, allowing for incredibly diverse sound shaping despite being a chorus pedal.A highly versatile unit boasting a classic, easy-to-use sound.This is a versatile instrument that suits any player and genre.Don't miss this opportunity to purchase it![Condition]There are signs of use overall, but there is no major damage and it is still in playable condition.Of course, the operation has been confirmed.Analog specificationsSerial number: #EH83342Our management number: NMH82[Accessories]Unit only-----------------------------------Please note that all items are for sale in our Store in Kobe.There is a chance they might be sold out.All items are shipped tracked and insured.All import duties or customs fees are the buyers responsibility - please be aware of the requirements for your country.If you have any questions please feel free to ask.