The circuits are very similar and they use the same delay chip. If you were to acquire both and a/b them with similar settings, especially subtle ones, you might not detect much of a difference. The Waza Craft line is a bit on the pricey side, so if you want to get into a Boss chorus for less, you’ll probably want to start with the CH-1 Super Chorus or the CE-5 Chorus Ensemble. Any of those three pedals are basically worth the money on their own, but having all three in one enclosure should cover all of your needs. Otherwise, you get Rate and Depth knobs and stereo outputs. It also has the CE-2 Chorus circuit and the CE-1 Vibrato, each selectable with a simple switch. That’s the same circuit that lives inside the Roland Jazz Chorus that we put on our best amps under $1,000 post. What sets the CE-2W apart is that contained within it is the circuit to Boss’s first-ever effect pedal, the CE-1 Chorus Ensemble. If you add in the MD-500 and the new MD-200, Boss has you covered for chorus sounds. Boss offers not one, not two, but a total of four chorus pedals – and that’s just the single-function stompboxes.
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