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Gary Glisson
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From: Drummonds, Tn 38023

posted 23 March 2006 12:09 PM     profile     
hi; anyone using the boss CE-5 stereo chorus
with two amps
i need some good settings to start out, and if anyone knows what the cut/filter knob does and a good starting point for that. this is my first time to try the stomp box before this i used a profexII
thanks gary
Michael Pierce
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From: Canton, Connecticutt, USA

posted 24 March 2006 07:17 AM     profile     
Gary, I set all 3 of the first knobs (E-level, rate, depth) to about 11 o'clock and turn the low frequency cut (the outer portion of the fourth know) all the way down and the high frequency cut (inner portion) knob all the way up. Seems to produce a more subtle chorus effect that only affects the higher frequencies. The little manual that comes with these shows a series of settings, including the one I note above. It may be available in PDF form from the BOSS web site. If not I can probably make a copy of it and mail it to you.
Gary Glisson
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From: Drummonds, Tn 38023

posted 24 March 2006 07:33 AM     profile     
thanks michael thanks for the information on the boss. i'll give that a try and go from there
thanks again gary

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