Boss

BOSS keeps it simple by keeping the same footprint for all their compact effect pedals, enabling you to easily organize your pedal board. With robust construction and distinctive color-coded cases, you know your guitar effects are rugged and reliable enough to withstand heavy road use and are easy to see and use on stage.

BOSS is famous for their COSM technology, first introduced in 2006 with the AC-3 Acoustic Simulator pedal. Composite Object Sound Modeling gives musicians a more realistic-sounding way to emulate an amp's performance. COSM technology is present today in countless popular models, from the FBM-1 '59 Bassman Pedal to the FDR-1 '65 Fender Deluxe Reverb Pedal. BOSS pedals are also known for their "buffered bypass," which uses Field Effect Transistors to eliminate annoying pops or clicks without degrading your signal. The FET bypass lets you put together more complex signal chains and use longer cable runs without a loss of sound fidelity.

If you like bundling your guitar or bass effects in a floor unit, then check out multi-effects processors. BOSS’ full line of processors—from the GT-10 and ME-50 for guitar, to the ME-50B and ME-20B for electric bass, to the AD-8 for acoustic guitar—all feature COSM digital signal processing. In addition, the EZTone Wizard's easy-to-use graphic icons let you shape your sound just the way you want it. BOSS powerful rhythm machines, like the DR-880, DR-670 or the DR-3 Dr. Rhythm, deliver amazing accuracy to your rhythm tracks. You can also make use of digital recorders like the Micro BR, an eight-track recorder like the BR-600, or one of the portable studios like the 16-track BR-1600CD. Close>