Boss BD-2W Taiwan vs Japan (No talking)

I recently decided to make a small upgrade and pass from a MIT BD-2W to a MIJ. I had the chance to compare the 2 versions a few years ago. So I already new they are identical.
Last time I didn't have the change to make a comparison video.
So here it is, I was able to capture this before selling the MIT.
I used a loop to make the fairest comparison possible.

In the first part of the video there's a comparison in the gain section, while in the end you can hear how the tones compare.

On an esterior level, they can be distinguished by the silver screw (Japan).
On the inside the Taiwan PCB has an explicit label saying it was made in Taiwan and the shape of the PCB is reversed.

Other than that I noticed the colors of the capacitors and cables are more vivid in the Japan version, but we can assume it's just because it's newer.

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