BOSS TE-2 Tera Echo Pedal
- Echo & Ambiance Effects
- Mono/Stereo Inputs & Outputs
- Freeze Function Holds the Ambient Sound
BOSS RV-500 Reverb Pedal
- 21 Modulation Effects in 12 Modes
- Stereo I/O
- Run 2 Reverbs Simultaneously
- Separate Verb by Frequency or Output
- Delay & Modulation on All Verbs
- Tap Tempo/Control Footswitch
- Top-Panel Knobs for Broad Control
- LCD & Buttons for Extensive Editing
- Control/Expression Jack & MIDI I/O
- Included Editor/Librarian Software
BOSS RC-5 Loop Station Pedal
- Compact Stompbox Looper
- 13 Hours of Stereo Recording Time
- 99 Onboard Memories for Storing Loops
- 32-Bit A/D/A and DSP for Pristine Sound
- Backup Loops of USB
- MIDI I/O via TRS Jacks
- AUX In for External Stereo Audio Sources
- Footswitch and Expression Inputs
BOSS RC-202 Loop Station
- Table-Top Looping / Multi-Effects Unit
- 2 x Stereo Loops, Hand Operable
- XLR, 1/4″ and 3.5mm Inputs
- USB and MIDI Connections
- Over 20 FX, 8 Available Simultaneously
- 64 Phrase Memories in 8 Banks
- USB/MIDI Interface with Most DAWs
- 17 Onboard Rhythm Patterns
- Optional Footswitch & Expression Control
Boss SY-1 Guitar Synthesizer Pedal
- 121 Synth Tones in a Compact Pedal
- Leads, Organs, Pads, SFX & Sequences
- Traces Heritage to SY-300 Pedal
- Latency-Free Operation
- Tone/Rate & Depth Controls
- Independent Dry/Effected-Signal Knobs
- Parallel Send/Return Loop
- Control/Exp Jack for External Control
- Mode Switch for Guitar or Bass
- Battery Included
Boss ST-2 Power Stack Overdrive Pedal
- Tube-Like Crunch to Hi-Gain Distortion
- Sound Reminiscent of a Tube Stack
- Accurate Response to Picking Nuances
- SOUND Knob Controls Gain & Character
- 2-Band EQ
Boss SD-1-4A 40th Anniversary Super Overdrive Pedal
- Warm and Smooth Overdrive
- Asymmetric Circuitry for Tube Amp Sound
- Ideal for Blues and Rock
- Limited Edition Version
Boss OS-2 OVERDRIVE / DISTORTION
- Blend Overdrive & Distortion Sounds
- Level, Tone, Drive & Color Controls
- For Various Rock Styles
- 9V Battery Included
Boss ODB-3 Bass Overdrive Pedal
- Overdrive Pedal Designed for Bass
- Onboard Two-Band Equalizer
- Ideal for Heavy Rock Styles
Boss OD-200 Hybrid Drive Pedal
- 12 Drives and Distortions
- 15 Switchable Boost Circuits
- 96 kHz / 32-Bit Signal Path
- Level, Drive & Parameter Knobs
- Low, Middle, High Knob
- 4 Memory Slots for Recall
- Buffered Bypass
- Insert Section for Pre-/Post-Processing
- Tight Gate for Eliminating Noise
- AC Adapter Available Separately
Boss MT-2 Metal Zone Distortion Pedal
- Over-The-Top, Saturated Distortion Tones
- For Hard Rock & Metal
- Three-Band EQ
- Semi-Parametric Mid Control
Boss MT-2-3A Metal Zone Effect- 30th Anniversary
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Boss MT-2W Waza Craft Metal Zone Distortion Pedal
- 2 Modes: Standard & Custom
- Dual-Stage Circuit with Discrete Parts
- Over-The-Top, Saturated Distortion Tones
- Custom Mode with Wider, More Open Tone
- For Hard Rock & Metal
- Revamped 3-Band EQ with Concentric Knobs
- Parametric Midrange Control
- Buffered Bypass
- 9V Battery Included
- Made in Japan
Boss MO-2 Multi Overtone Pedal
The MO-2 Multi Overtone from BOSS uses your guitar’s harmonic characteristics to create a wide range of sounds. The pedal produces expressive tones to enhance and thicken your normal sound. Three different modes offer diverse tone-shaping options, while the DETUNE knob unlocks a range of modulation effects.
Boss ME-80 Guitar Multi-effects Pedal
- COSM Guitar Multi-Effects Processor
- 72 Patches (36 preset + 36 user)
- Models Classic Vintage and Modern Amps
- Large Effects Selection
- Layered Footswitch Design
- 24-Bit, 44.1 kHz A/D Conversion
- USB 2.0 for Recording and Customization
- Download and Share Patches Online
- MIDI Connectivity
- Batteries Included for Untethered Play
Boss MD-500 Modulation Pedal
- 28 Modulation Effects in 12 Modes
- Stereo I/O
- Chorus, Flanger, Tremolo, Phaser & More
- Run 2 FX Simultaneously
- Run 2 FX in Parallel or Series
- Tap Tempo/Control Footswitch
- Top-Panel Knobs for Broad Control
- LCD & Buttons for Extensive Editing
- Control/Expression Jack & MIDI I/O
- Included Editor/Librarian Software
Boss MD-200 Modulation Pedal
- FX from MD-500 in Smaller Footprint
- 12 Modulation Types
- 96 kHz / 32-Bit Signal Path
- Rate, Depth, Level, and Parameter Knobs
- Tap Tempo with Selectable Subdivisions
- 4 Memory Slots for Recall
- Buffered Bypass
- Insert Section for Pre-/Post-Processing
- Powered via Supplied Batteries
- AC Adapter Available Separately
Boss LS-2 Line Selector Pedal
- Switches Amps & Effect Devices
- Two Line Loops with Level Control
- Six Looping Modes
- Power Supply for Compact Pedals
Boss JB-2 Angry Driver Overdrive Pedal
- 2 Respected Pedals in 1 Compact Housing
- Provides Tone of BOSS Blues Driver
- Offers Tone of JHS Angry Charlie
- Separate, Parallel, or Series Routing
- 3 Stacked Knobs for Drive, Tone & Level
- Discrete Controls of BOSS & JHS Sections
- Mode Knob for Routing/Switching Control
- 1/4″ I/O Jacks
- 1/4″ Remote Jack for External Control
Boss GX-100 Guitar Multi-effects Pedal
- 23 Amplifier and Over 150 Effects
- AIRD Tube Modeling for Dynamic Amp Feel
- 32-Bit Floating / 48 kHz Processing
- Adaptive 24-Bit AD/DA Converters
- Intuitive Color Touch Display
- Assignable Footswitches and Exp Pedal
- 1/4″ Input, Stereo Output, Headphones
- Send and Return Jacks
- Rugged Metal Chassis, MIDI I/O
- BOSS Tone Studio for macOS and Windows
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