Boss Waza Craft Dimension C DC2-W: Stereo Sound Check and Comparison with CE2-W 

Thanks, really nice pedal you have! I'm thinking of buying the Neunaber trichorus from their website until there is the discount sale! Please subscribe!

How do you stack them? Dc2w before or after the chorus?

Thanks man! Really appreciate that

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I agree with you, but the DC as a carpet tone in the effect loop is perfect. We always look for the ultimate pedal, but really with DC and CE the beauty is in the combo. Please consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't already mate

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The tone is different though. I love them both

Yes, you need both

@@TheSpaceGuitar have you tried running them both at the same time? And did you like it?

@@danim5881 yes I did it and they stack beautifully. Browse my videos, you will find one about chorus stacking with this two pedals. And please subscribe if you haven't already

Thanks Bob! Before giving you the answer, telling the truth nothing but the truth, I assure you that for the purpose of this video the mono out of the CE2w represents very well that chorus sound and you are not missing its tone. I had to choose this solution because sometimes, try it in the loop, the ce2w analog circuit goes out of phase with other modulations in a stereo rig.

@@TheSpaceGuitar Interesting .....I would not have thought about the phase issue 👍.....I'm surprised you did not include the JC 40's own chorus and compare all 3 haha .....I have all 3 as well and in my opinion.....and it's tough....the JC40 Chorus and the Dimension are very close ...sometimes I prefer the JC40's chorus ....sometimes I prefer the Dimension ....The CE-2W is by no means a slouch but there is just something about the chorus in the JC40 and what the Dimension does 🤷‍♂️......either way if you are looking for a chorus type effect ...you cant go wrong with either 3 👍

Agree. But the Dc2w works better in the loop of an amp

they do different jobs, the Ce2 is better in front of the amp, the DC2 is better in the loop. I prefer the CE2w by the way. please subscribe

As a chorus / mod pedal I agree, ce-2w is such an unbeatable classic recognisible. But, two aspects the dc-2w is better at is the stereo widening effect, and that it's more subtle/transparent. It preserves the attack/character of the original sound better, but puts it in the centre of a nice wide stereo field. If I wanted to turn a mono signal into stereo and without a super obvious wavy chorus sound, the dc-2w is fantastic, especially used on a send, so you can vary the wetness for extra control of how subtle you want it to be. It also works great on mono synths and even vocals for that, where the CE would drown those sources in chorus. Which sometimes just isn't what you want. Slight problem then, is that I want both. And, then there's the Fairfield Shallow Water which is also a lovely sound, and very much it's own subtle thing, but with that characterful LPG. Shame they don't do a stereo version, like Boss.

Both the outputs are wet for a tridimensional experience. Please subscribe mate

@@TheSpaceGuitar Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. I have been subscribed for quite some time now🤘

It’s a love or hate pedale imho. I love it

In the efx loop the dc2w sounds much more pronounced, so much that can be too much...

@@TheSpaceGuitar unfortunately I have a Jcm800 with no efx loop. Thanks for the info tho.