I remember the Dimension C although I never used one, I have the basic Boss non stereo chorus (CE1 I think) It does everything from Siouxsie and the Banshees to some really smooth and slow phaser effects.Teamed with an overdrive and some delay it sounds wonderful if a bit dated…..sniff.
I like the gothy feel to the place.
I had the first stereo version, metallic blue, great pedal until it went wonky.
I still use my original Boss flanger, tonight in fact!
I’ll need to do a guitar gear post, it’ll be the most retro thing on here…
That’s a surprise ! I would have thought these all in one effects boxes /amp emulators would have been all the rage.
Mine have been through the wars, sticky floors , beer spills and still work.Maybe that’s what makes then collectable.
Very Gothic, especially if that’s a chorus pedal. It’ll be The Sisters of Mercy and Bauhaus next on the ipod. Welcome to the club.
My Chorus pedal is a Dimension C, Boss made them for a wee while many years back. It’s just got four fixed settings, but I love it. And, it’s purple!
The colour scheme and the wee angel, it is getting gothy in here…
I remember the Dimension C although I never used one, I have the basic Boss non stereo chorus (CE1 I think) It does everything from Siouxsie and the Banshees to some really smooth and slow phaser effects.Teamed with an overdrive and some delay it sounds wonderful if a bit dated…..sniff.
I like the gothy feel to the place.
I had the first stereo version, metallic blue, great pedal until it went wonky.
I still use my original Boss flanger, tonight in fact!
I’ll need to do a guitar gear post, it’ll be the most retro thing on here…
Just checked ebay, old BOSS effects pedal are now collectable and expensive.
I can’t take them outside anymore.
That’s a surprise ! I would have thought these all in one effects boxes /amp emulators would have been all the rage.
Mine have been through the wars, sticky floors , beer spills and still work.Maybe that’s what makes then collectable.
That’s “pub camo” that look :o)