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First time in my life, I've come across a chorus pedal that can beat the CE-2. But wait, what makes it different?
-Boss is NOT handmade, NOT boutique, NOT true bypass, and it SUCKS TONE.
BUT
-Noah's Ark "Blue" IS handmade, IS boutique, IS true bypass, BUT it doesn't suck tone.
Besides, you're paying for a hefty amount for a MINT condition CE-2 say Rm 600?
I never really loved chorus but I'll be fair anyway (or try, at least). It did sound lush and very natural. There is no noise at all! This thing is capable of from the slightest to the thickest fullest chorus effect you can ever get. Words can't describe it. Test one today.
Well, you people always say I bring in the same thing. Pedals...guitars...BUT IT WAS NEVER PICKUPS. Ok, I did y'all a favour now. Stop complaining.
(Clockwise from top left.)
-Dimarzio ToneZone. Rm 270.
-Dimarzio Super Distortion 3 Cream. Rm 300.
-Caparison PH-R. Rare rare. Rm 400.
-Caparison BH-R. Rare Rare. Rm 400.
-Dimazrio Evo 2. Rm 300.
-Dimarzio PAF Joe. Reserved!
Some insights of Caparison pickups:-
-They are not made to be sell.
-They are only found on Caparison guitars.
I guess I don't need to tell more. Those who know what is Caparison knows the worth of it.
PH-R.
high power well balanced from high range to low, fulfilled with harmonics for both pick up ring mount and direct mount, in direct mount emphasized lower range. High output pickup with exceptional harmonics. These pickups can be either direct mounted or mounted in pickup rings.If the pickup is direct mounted, low-mids will be emphasized giving you more growl and chunk.
The PH-R is by far one of the best pickups around bar none. Tonally it is similar to the Seymour Duncan JB model, DiMarzio Norton and a little bit like an EMG. Think of it as a Duncan JB without the honkiness or a DiMarzio Norton with slightly more output and more of a mid range spike.
BH-R.
Vintage class output, well balanced sounds from high range to low. Oh yeah, these are not even made anymore.
