Boss Area

This pedal produces a distortion that is known from the heavy metal music of the eighties. The "COLOR MIX" tone control is...

The ACA is an unregulated 9V or 12V adapter. For a long time both the ACA and the regulated PSA adapter was...

The RV-3 was launched in the mid 90s after 4 years without a Reverb pedal in the Boss lineup. The RV-3 is...

This is the first power distribution pedal in stompbox format from Boss. It can supply power to up to 7 other pedals....

The MZ-2 is a somewhat unusual distortion pedal as it has 3 doubling modes, 2 chorus modes as well as a normal...

Type 1 Black Label, Made In Japan Last bullet point reads "Use a coin..." Used from 1977 to 1981Type 2 Black Label, Made In Japan Last bullet...

Boss Advertisement text(2001): Provides warm, smooth overdrive tones that respond to your picking style the way a tube...

THE PQ-4 is quite rare. It was never a big seller and as Boss doesn't make any parametric equalizers today (2004) they...

The CE-2 doesn’t have a stereo output so the CE-3 was made, perhaps more as a replacement for the CE-1. The CE-3...

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

The OD-1 is by now legendary. Artist of the 70’s was mostly using a fuzz distortion sound and the overdrive produced by...

Released June 1976, the CE-1 was the first in what has proven to be a very successful line of Chorus pedals from...

This is truly a classic distortion pedal. It produces a distortion sound with a hard edge and is known to have a...

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