Sorry for the lo-res pic, but the Boss CE-1 is on top of the Roland RE-201 (the one atop the mixer). Tony would often run the Hammond thru this or an MXR Phaser (also visible next to the Boss pedal) or both. Initially used as a replacement for a Leslie speaker, it actually gave Banks his quite distinctive chorused-organ sound (think "Robbery, Assault, and Battery" or "Afterglow")

"This one is an old Boss chorus, the original one, and it's on its last leg, but it still sounds good. And that, I use for another, I think 20 seconds, I use it on the E-Bow intro to "Black Hole Sun". It just makes it a little mysterious sounding. So, everything's for a reason." - Frampton about Boss CE-1.

"Yeah, It’s pretty big. I still have that [CE-1] Chorus Ensemble, which is the best of BOSS—a big, heavy cast-iron thing. I bought that in Hollywood at our first recording session. It was awesome." - Steve Morse.

Listed on Reverb.com in November 2020.

This Boss CE-1 is owned by Junkie XL

Serial: 128890 Overall this unit is in pretty great shape for its age. The pedal functions however the left LED light seems to have issues and doesn't light up most of the time. At times you can see it flicker but it seems to be random so this will likely need to be looked at and possibly repaired.

All items in The Official Junkie XL Reverb Shop ship fully insured with delivery confirmation. The first 500 orders will ship with a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Tom Holkenborg.

In this 1982 documentary on the making of Gabriel's fourth album, we see a shot of several pieces of gear set up in his then-home studio. At the 16:07 mark, there's a clear shot of the CE-1 above one of Peter's keyboards.

In an Instagram post, Justin Meldal-Johnsen is seen with a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble, expressing his late-night struggle with the pedals.

In this picture, Mike can be seen using a Boss CE-1 in his pedalboard.

In this picture from a club date, Danny has a CE1 on the floor

Masayoshi Takanaka is known to use the Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble in his studio recording setup from around 1979-1980. Also, In an interview, Takanaka mentioned:

"I use a lot of effects... Then there's the Mu-Tron Bi-Phase, Roland Chorus Ensemble, and something called Stereo Box - I forgot the manufacturer."

This information was provided by user EJxcix on Reddit and takanaka_vibes on Instagram, along with visual proof of the setup.

Mark King of Level 42 exclusively utilizes the Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble pedal with his Jaydee basses, valuing its vintage sound quality. This is evidenced in the performance captured in the video "Level 42 - Dune Tune - Cheltenham 2021," provided by K8 M8 on YouTube.

In this user-uploaded photo, Waylon Jennings is seen using a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble along with an MXR Phase 90. He also utilized an MXR Phase 100.

In an Instagram story, an image clearly shows a Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble pedal on Robin Pecknold's pedalboard.