Boss Guitar Effects Collection

ACA pedals produced prior to 1997 require 12 volts DC on the adapter input. The 12 volts are then reduced to...

The Dyna Drive reacts to the player’s picking intensity and will produce a clean sound when picked softly or a distorted...

Blues had a resurgence in the early 1990s with the likes of Gary Moore and Eric Clapton having big hits with...

Boss Classics - 1980: The DR-55 introduced the world to affordable, step-write-style drum programming. With ultra-simple controls...

The DD-7 is the fifth version of Boss’s digital delay. It was launched at Musikmesse in Frankfurt, Germany March 2008. In...

The ML-2 is a high gain distortion pedal targeted against the latest generation metal players. In fact, Boss characterizes the pedal...

The CE-2 was the first compact pedal chorus from Boss. The CE-1 was released 1976 and contained the exact same circuit...

The DF-2 is a distortion pedal with the added option of holding down the footswitch for endless sustain – in overtone...

The LM-2 suppresses the peak of the input signal, retaining a certain dynamic range. Adopting a high quality VCA , the...

FZ-2 HYPER Fuzz The FZ-2 is a distortion pedal with three modes: Fuzz 1, Fuzz 2 and...

So you have a couple step-down transformers laying around for things like this or you'd have to buy/make one? I'd like...

The FW-3 is the successor of the PW-1. The pedal features a peak control that determines the range of the wah...

The PQ-50 has 4 bands labelled Low, Low-Mid, High-Mid and High. Each band can be adjusted as much as +/- 20dB...

The NF-1 is a simple noise gate that just cut off all sound as soon as the level falls below the...

RDD-20 Digital Delay Boss Pocket Dictionary 4, 5 and 6 The RDD-20 employs...