Upgrading a classic overdrive. The boss sd 1w waza craft custom super overdrive pedal takes on the mammoth task of attempting to refine and improve the near perfect original sd 1 design. The original sd 1 has earned its legendary status based on 40 years...

The boss sde 3 dual digital delay pedal is a powerful tool that brings the iconic sound of the 1980s roland sde 3000 rack delay into a modern compact form. Recreate the warm rich delays that defined an era of music production thanks to unique boss circuitry...

The sde 3000d is a powerful dual delay pedal that recreates the classic roland sde 3000 rackmount digital delay from the 1980s. It includes two full featured delays with independent parameters widely adjustable time settings and enhanced modulation and...

The boss sde 3000evh dual digital delay is an exciting new entry to boss fx lineup one that van halen fans everywhere will love! This pedal is a faithful reproduction of eddies famous dual roland sde 3000 setup complete with his iconic evh stripes and...

The boss sl 2 slicer pedal is here to expand your creative horizons. Break away from your typical song format by slicing and chopping up your music creating entirely new grooves and percussive beats on the fly! Offering both single and dual slicer paths...

The ultimate plexi pedal. The boss st 2 power stack effects pedal offers a true amp in a box tone. Use the sound knob to dial in and fine tune the characteristics of the distortion from light drive to full blown aggressive ultra. Versatility plays a big...

Sensational synth sound. Made simple. The boss sy 1 guitar bass synthesizer pedal gives you a gigantic range of different synth voices to use 121 to be precise. But you dont need to be an expert programmer to get the best out of this pedal. Because unlike...

Revolutionise your sound. Because the boss sy 1000 guitar synthesizer takes your playing to a whole other level of innovation. This is boss most advanced guitar bass synth yet featuring 6 times the processing power of its previous design. And it shows...