Boss Bass Chorus Help!

[Fernando F]

Anyone can tell what´s the difference between the new CEB-3Boss Bass Chorus and the old japanese Bass Chorus!
I played trougth the old one and really enjoyed, what can you tell me about the new CEB-3?

[flakeh]

I'm with yah, I love my black label boss chorus And would never sell it, and i've had it for two days!

[Callum27]

do you need two amps for a chorus pedal to work? as i love the sound of the ceb-3.

[UncleBalsamic]

Originally Posted by Callum27

do you need two amps for a chorus pedal to work? as i love the sound of the ceb-3.

No you don't, just the pedal.

[Callum27]

then whats the two outputs for?

[JanusZarate]

Originally Posted by Callum27

then whats the two outputs for?

So you can use two amps if you wanted to.

Many chorus pedals allow for stereo chorus sounds - all you need are two amps. Otherwise, with one amp, it's just mono sound - the original standard.

But the CEB-3 is a bit odd... it's not true stereo. One output is 100% dry, the other is 100% effect.

Now, if you're just using one output, it'll be a mixed dry/wet signal. It only does that split when both outputs are used.

[Callum27]

kk, Also has anybody noticed the power supply cable's made by boss are hugely expensive? i havnt seen one cheaper thatn £20 ($40) inc delivery. also is it possible to power 2 boss pedals with one adaptor :S?

[JanusZarate]

Originally Posted by Callum27

kk, Also has anybody noticed the power supply cable's made by boss are hugely expensive? i havnt seen one cheaper thatn £20 ($40) inc delivery. also is it possible to power 2 boss pedals with one adaptor :S?

You're pretty new here, huh?

Use the search function and type in "power supply".

After you see how many great power supplies exist for powering multiple pedals (Boss and non-Boss), and how few of us use that awful and impractical Boss-brand daisy chain, you'll thank me later.

In a nutshell... most of us are using one of the following to power our pedals:
- Visual Sound 1 Spot (a single AC adapter with plenty of daisy-chaining flexibility to power multiple pedals)
- Godlyke Powerall (the same thing as the 1 Spot)
- Dunlop DC Brick (a power supply brick that can power 9VDC and 18VDC pedals)
- Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 (a very flexible power supply brick that can provide a variety of voltages and power pedals that are sensitive to power input)

Do a little reading on these power supplies - it's well worth your time to be informed!

[Gambisk]

There are many altenatives to the boss made power supply all of which are usually on ebay. all that you need is a 9V dc adaptor with a center negative pin which can also be used to power a few pedals if it has a daisy chain on it.

Or you could get a visual sound 1spot that will power almost every pedal you own at once with the right adaptors. http://cgi.ebay.com/Visual-Sound-1-S...QQcmdZViewItem
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what he said