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The one stop volume stop. Twin input, twin output and minimum volume setting. 2 way setting for pedal allows adjustment for volume of instruments or for modulation control. Does all the volume thingsModel: Behringer FCV100Made: ChinaType: volumePower: 12v Draw: 50mASwitching: n/aEquivalent new street price (approx):...
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If you need to cover some acoustic tones for a couple of tracks tonight, but really can't be bothered lugging one down to the gig as you've got deep plans to shred-til-ya-ded, here's the easy solution. Leave that Martin at...
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Auto Wah is a dang cool effect. Perfect for funky lead lines and great on bass also. It's very responsive to your playing and definitely adds a layer of sonic intrigue. Bom-chika-waow-waowww.Model: Boss AW-2 Auto WahMade: Taiwan, Jun 1997 (serial CJ97354)Type: wah/filterPower: standard 9v negative...
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There's a million low gain, blues-voiced overdrive pedals out there. Many of them owe their existence to this iconic pedal. It hasn't changed a lot in thirty years; they're still great. Model: Boss BD-2 Blues DriverMade in: Taiwan, 2016 (serial Q0H3337)Type: low...
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There's a million low gain, blues-voiced overdrive pedals out there. Many of them owe their existence to this iconic pedal. It hasn't changed a lot in thirty years; they're still great. Model: Boss BD-2 Blues DriverMade in: Taiwan, 2020 (serial Z6L1237)Type:...
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If you've ever like the tones of the ubiquitous Boss BLues Driver but thought 'hmmmm... could do with some more fat bass'; this is for you. The toggle switch engages a thick, saucy bass-boosted mode for your deep enjoyment. Model:...
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Boss BD-2W Blues Driver, 'Waza Craft' series. This is a proper all analog vintage-correct reissue of the old Japanese Blues Driver pedals, one of the most famous low-gain overdrives around. It's got the classic responsive tone you expect, and works...
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Boss BD-2W Blues Driver, 'Waza Craft' series. This is a proper all analog vintage-correct reissue of the old Japanese Blues Driver pedals, one of the most famous low-gain overdrives around. It's got the classic responsive tone you expect, and works...
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This, here, is cool. It's programmable with saved patches, or you can go old-school and use it like a bunch of stomp boxes stuck together. Dates to the era when such beasts were still made in Japan. Handy!Model: Boss ME-30...
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This is an OG Boss BF-1 Flanger... oh boy! It's big and beautiful and sounds super lush. It's had a switch replaced and takes a regular 9V power supply, so it's nice and easy to work with. Infect everything in your life with...
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Flanger is surely one of the funnest and most under-appreciated effects going around. This is a classic 'white knob' example of the BF-2; it's got that sweet spaceship zestiness and is sure to add some vintage sci-fi excitement to your...
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Flanger is surely one of the funnest and most under-appreciated effects going around. This is a classic 'white knob' example of the BF-2; it's got that sweet spaceship zestiness and is sure to add some vintage sci-fi excitement to your...
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Here we have a 'green label' vintage Boss BF-2 flanger. It's got all those cool aeroplane tones on deck, and there's definitely a certain 'something' about these older examples. Model: Boss BF-2 FlangerMade: Japan, Sep 1988 (serial 943410)Type: flangerPower: standard 9v negative...
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Adding 'bass' to the title of a pedal is a pretty clever marketing idea; you can sell the same box to two totally different markets... aw snap, gloves are off now. This is a lovely flanger, basically the same as...
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Here's a proper classic. The CE-2 is possibly the most iconic of all modulation pedals. This slightly later model was made in Taiwan but basically share the same guts as the pricier MIJ examples... more sea sickness for less cash.Model: Boss CE-2Made:...
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This is perhaps the most recognisable modulation pedal of all time... also, perhaps not. There's one little bucket brigade chip inside that serves to simply make everything awesome. This is surely chorus against which all others are measured. This one...
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This is perhaps the most recognisable modulation pedal of all time... also, perhaps not. There's one little bucket brigade chip inside that serves to simply make everything awesome. This is surely chorus against which all others are measured. This one...
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Here's some marketing genius: add 'bass' to the name of a pedal, leave it otherwise basically the same, and sell it to a whole new market. This is VERY close in tone to the famed CE-2, but you get a...
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This packs the tones of the CE-2 and CE-1, plus a cool new stereo mode. That's some serious wobble, friends. Model: Boss CE-2W Waza Craft ChorusMade: Japan, 2017 (serial Z3I9114)Type: chorusPower: standard 9V negative supply or 9v batterySwitching: buffered bypassEquivalent new street price (approx): $339audMods: noneAccessories: original box...
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This little guy replaced the super iconic CE-2 in 1982. This one is a later 'white knob' example built in Taiwan in 1989. The biggest difference is the handy stereo switching; this will do wet/dry or true stereo chorus. It's...
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This little guy replaced the super iconic CE-2 in 1982. This particular example was made but a few months later in 1983. The biggest difference is the handy stereo switching; this will do wet/dry or true stereo chorus. It's a...
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This little guy replaced the super iconic CE-2. the biggest difference is the handy stereo switching; this will do wet/dry or true stereo chorus. It's a tasty, wobbly vintage chorus with a lot to love, plus you needn't shell out...
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This little guy replaced the super iconic CE-2. the biggest difference is the handy stereo switching; this will do wet/dry or true stereo chorus. It's a tasty, wobbly vintage chorus with a lot to love, plus you needn't shell out...
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There's probably not a more famous name in chorus pedals than Boss, and this 90s era little box of wobbles is a handy little slice of that legacy. It's easy to use, fairly indestructible, sounds warm and tasty and will...
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Boss are responsible for a couple of the most famous chorus pedals ever. This is their current take on the classic stereo chorus; a worthy part of that legacy. The EQ control allows for dialling in some brightness or darkness into...
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Here we have the new digital ninja version of the Boss compressor. It's designed to be more transparent and responsive than previous versions and tailored specifically for guitars. Plus, the casing is very shiny; extra points for that! Model: Boss...
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Boss CS-2 Compressor Sustainer pedal, made in Japan 1983. This is one of Boss' most revered pedals from the classic made-in-Japan era. They use a different circuit to both the earlier CS-1 and the later CS-3. The transparent tone, fast...
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Boss CS-2 Compressor Sustainer pedal, made in Japan 1984. This is one of Boss' most revered pedals from the classic made-in-Japan era. They use a different circuit to both the earlier CS-1 and the later CS-3. The transparent tone, fast...
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These pop up all over the place, and you know why? It's because they do the job well with no fuss. If you want to take your clean guitar tone to new heights or get that slap sound under control,...
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Here we have a first year CS-3, made in Japan in 1986. While not as famous (or pricey!) as the CS-2, these early MIJ CS-3 comps still sound great. Handy for your big prog clean parts, because we all want...
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Here we have an early CS-3, made in Japan in 1987. While not as famous (or pricey!) as the CS-2, these MIJ CS-3 comps still sound great. Handy for your big prog clean parts, because we all want to be...
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This little box of joy superseded the Dimenson-C, a now legendary but then misunderstood digital chorus. It's a digital chorus, so it's a little more subtle and crisp than the analog tones of a CE-2 etc. It's got a lovely...
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The DD-2 was first digital delay in a stompbox, ever. Back in the early 80s, Roland used to offer a flagship studio rack sized delay unit called a SDE-3000, and with a bit of ingenuity they managed to cram the large IC chip from...
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This one is good. (good... good... good... good... goo... go... g...) Sorry, couldn't resist. The DD-20 will covers a whole lot of ground. If you want a heap of functionality and crispy hi-fi delay but aren't ready to go full...
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This is one of those pedals that just about everyone has owned at some point, because it does a simple trick really well. Why mess with the classic?Model: Boss DD-3Made: Taiwan, recent modelType: digital delayPower: standard 9v negative supply, 55mA draw approxSwitching: buffered bypassEquivalent new street...
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This is one of those pedals that just about everyone has owned at some point, because it does a simple trick really well. Why mess with the classic? The LED on this one isn't working, it's otherwise in good shape and...
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This is one of those pedals that just about everyone has owned at some point, because it does a simple trick really well. Why mess with the classic?Model: Boss DD-3Made: Taiwan, mid 00s (label sticker removed)Type: digital delayPower: standard 9v negative supply, 55mA draw...
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This is one of those pedals that just about everyone has owned at some point, because it does a simple trick really well. Why mess with the classic?Model: Boss DD-3Made: Taiwan, Feb 1999 (Serial: NL99512)Type: digital delayPower: standard 9v negative supply, 55mA draw approxSwitching: buffered bypassEquivalent new street...
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This is one of the earlier stand-out 'multi-mode' delay pedals. The reverse and hold modes are heaps of fun, plus the external tap tempo function is super handy. Word on the street is these DD-5 models sound a little 'sweeter'...
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This is one of the earlier stand-out 'multi-mode' delay pedals. The reverse and hold modes are heaps of fun, plus the external tap tempo function is super handy. Word on the street is these DD-5 models sound a little 'sweeter'...
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This is one of the earlier stand-out 'multi-mode' delay pedals. The reverse and hold modes are heaps of fun, plus the external tap tempo function is super handy. Word on the street is these DD-5 models sound a little 'sweeter'...
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This is one of the earlier stand-out 'multi-mode' delay pedals. The reverse and hold modes are heaps of fun, plus the external tap tempo function is super handy. Word on the street is these DD-5 models sound a little 'sweeter'...
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These were the delay everyone wanted before we all nuts and decided spending $600 on a Strymon was a good idea. There's some fun modes and plenty of functionality on offer, plus these go for a bit less than the...
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Boss make a good digital delay. The DD7 covers a lot of ground, plus it's virtually indestructible and has that crispy clear digital hi-fi mirror-like reflective shiny goodness... This one includes the original box and manual.Model: Boss DD-7Made: Taiwan, 2016 (serial U6G6942)Type: digital delayPower:...
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Boss make a good digital delay. The DD7 covers a lot of ground, plus it's virtually indestructible and has that crispy clear digital hi-fi mirror-like reflective shiny goodness...Model: Boss DD-7Made: Taiwan, 2018 (serial Y6I0636)Type: digital delayPower: standard 9v negative supply or battery, 55mA draw...
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Boss make a good digital delay. The DD7 covers a lot of ground, plus it's virtually indestructible and has that crispy clear digital hi-fi mirror-like reflective shiny goodness.Model: Boss DD-7Made: Taiwan, Jun 2016 (serial U7G9581)Type: digital delayPower: standard 9v negative supply or battery, 55mA...
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Boss make a good digital delay. The DD7 covers a lot of ground, plus it's virtually indestructible and has that crispy clear digital hi-fi mirror-like reflective shiny goodness.Model: Boss DD-7Made: Taiwan, Nov 2018 (serial Z6J7479)Type: digital delayPower: standard 9v negative supply or batterySwitching: buffered bypassEquivalent new...
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The DM-2 was the first compact delay pedal ever made, launching in 1981. To get the bucket brigade chip at the centre of the design to produce a then-very-long 300ms of delay, the signal had to have the frequency response limited,...
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