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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...
Boss’ Katana:Go has been overhauled, and is now more compact, sleek and portable than the original.
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.
The CP‑1X is a multiband compressor designed to avoid the obvious pumping and tonal change effects of conventional compressors.
Designed to recreate the ‘vintage digital’ sound of the Roland SDE‑3000 rack unit, the Boss SDE‑3 hosts dual delays wiith a range of controls.
The latest addition to the Boss Katana series packs much of the same functionality into a compact headphone amp that connects directly to an instrument, offering users with a versatile solution for on-the-go practise.
The latest addition to the 200‑series is the RV‑200 Reverb, which offers 12 different reverb types, including a new algorithm called 'Arpverb'.
