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DB-5 Boss Driver
The Boss Driver is a gain booster with a built in 5 band equalizer and compressor. The compressor and distortion circuit...
Boss VB-2 Vibrato
The VB-2 pitches the sound up and down to create a vibrato effect. In latch mode, the vibrato effect stays on....
Boss PH-2 SUPER Phaser
The PH-2 adds an effect similar to that of a rotary speaker. With a phase shift circuit that provides twelve stages...
BOSS HR-2 Harmonist
You have 2 different voices which you can select what steps you want them to create harmonies in (up to an...
GE-7 Equalizer
With the availability of slimmer slide potentiometers, the GE-7 was released 1981. It's got the same frequency bands as the GE-6...
PV-1 Rocker Volume
Boss Pocket Dictionary Vol 1-2 (1984-1985):
The PV-1 Rocker Volume pedal plays an important role in controlling...
ME-5 Guitar Multiple Effects
Boss Pocket Dictionary Vol. 5-6 (1988-1989)
The ME-5 Guitar Multiple Effects Processor is an achievement that was...
BOSS HM-3 HYPER Metal
HM-3 HYPER Metal
Boss Advertisement text (1998):
The HM-3 is designed for greater...
Boss AW-2 Auto Wah
The AW-2 took over from the TW-1 in 1991. In addition to the regular Auto Wah effect it has a modulation...
Boss GE-7B Bass Equalizer
The GE-7B is a 7 band Equalizer for Bass guitar. The design is very similar to the GE-7 but the frequency...
AW-2 Auto Wah
The AW-2 took over from the TW-1 in 1991. In addition to the regular Auto Wah effect it has a modulation...
BOSS DM-2 Delay
This analog delay pedal is able to produce delay times ranging from 30 to 330 Milliseconds. It's got three dials with...
ML-2 Metal Core
The ML-2 is a high gain distortion pedal targeted against the latest generation metal players. In fact, Boss characterizes the pedal...
TU-100 Chromatic Tuner
Boss Pocket Dictionary Vol 3-5, 1986-1988:
The TU-100 fully-automatic Chromatic Tuner incorporates a built-in computer and features...
ME-50 Guitar Multiple Effects
bosscorp.co.jp 2005:
No Nonsense. Just Killer Tone.M.br>
The ME-50 Guitar Multiple Effects is...
