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BOSS Classics 1976 — B-100 "The BOSS" The B-100 wasn't technically a BOSS product, since the company hadn't been formed yet, but everyone sure seemed to dig this acoustic guitar preamp's catchy name Designed in the United States in a partnership between Roland U S and Roland Japan, the B-100 allowed acoustic guitarists to go electric using a belt-clip preamp module and an included pickup And check out
Boss Classics 1977 — SP-1 Spectrum The BOSS SP-1 Spectrum was an effect that boosted a select band of frequencies, so that instruments with a tendency to be “muddy”—such as electric bass—could be brought out in the mix But the SP-1 also proved to be very popular among keyboard players, who paired it up with electric pianos such as the Fender® Rhodes
BOSS - Virtual Pedal Board 2 Welcome to the BOSS Virtual Pedal Board To turn a pedal on or off, simply click the pedal
V-WAH - BOSS MO-WAH Uni-V Advanced Bass Mix Voice Guv Distortion Distortion Booster Go to www bossus com for more information This first-of-its-kind programmable modeling wah gives you instant access to six classic and modern wah pedal sounds, as well as all-new "Double Resonance","Uni-V", and "Voice" sounds never found in a wah pedal before! Check out
The Pedals That Make The Tone - Holiday Issue, 2010 - BOSS All references to specific artists and songs are strictly for comparison purposes The artists referenced herein do not sponsor or endorse BOSS® pedals or Roland®, and are not affiliated with BOSS® or Roland® in any way BOSS® and Roland® make no representation regarding the actual equipment used by the various artists to achieve their distinct sounds Furthermore, the trademarks listed
eTracks for eBand - BOSS eTracks are backing tracks for use with the eBand JS-8 Audio Player with Guitar Effects Created by our staff of shredders here at BOSS, eTracks allow you to grow your library of eBand jam tracks so you can continually challenge your skills and keep your chops fresh
BOSS New Gear 2014 BOSS launches new gear! GP-10 Guitar Processor, GT-001 Guitar Effects Processor, VE-2 Vocal Harmonist and more!
Boss Classics 1979 — SG-1 Slow Gear The SG-1 Slow Gear effect sounded like a guitar player riding the volume knob of his or her guitar This produced a cool swelling sound with a gradual attack, almost like a violin At $99 50 original retail price, the Slow Gear was a popular pedal, and players still seek out this BOSS classic in pawn shops and classified papers today