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Boss have announced the GX-1 and GX-1B, two new ultra-compact multi-effects processors that extend the GX series with two keenly priced entry-level models for guitar and bass respectively.
Boss’ latest attempts to rise to the challenge of polyphonic pitch-shifting are the compact XS‑1 and the larger, more controllable, XS‑100.
Nineteen years after their first stereo rotary speaker effect, Boss deliver an even more convincing emulation in a compact pedal format.
Boss' latest pedal promises to accurately recreate the much-loved sound of a rotary cabinet, as well as adding a modern twist thanks to multiple operation modes.
Offering all the essential facilities at a lower price point, could the new Core version of the Tube Amp Expander be a serious competitor to the original flagship model?
Boss’ Katana:Go has been overhauled, and is now more compact, sleek and portable than the original.
There can be advantages in permanently installing the pickup for your Roland/Boss guitar synth or modeller. Usually, it’s a job for a luthier, but with some basic woodworking skills you can go the DIY route...
If you’re a solo performer who needs to control vocal harmonies and effects on stage, could this little box be all you need?
It’s more compact than its predecessors, but the newest processor in Boss’ venerable VG range might just be their best one yet.
With some great sounding amps and effects, integrated audio interfacing and an external effects loop, there’s plenty to admire in this compact Boss floor unit.
