Debuting in 1978 as BOSS's first distortion pedal, this model can be considered the origin of BOSS compact pedals. It offers a wide range of distortion effects, from sweet and mild soft distortion to hard distortion with a sharp high-frequency edge. It truly is the king of distortion sounds! There's a reason it has consistently reigned as a top model, even as many other models have been released.
The ELECTRO-HARMONIX / Big Muff Pi Original is a reissue of the Big Muff, famously used by Jimi Hendrix, Santana, and others. It retains all the great qualities of the original while significantly reducing noise. Its rich, heavy sound continues to captivate players even more than 40 years after its release, making it a representative guitar fuzz/distortion pedal.
This model is a reissue of the 1973 Ram's Head Big Muff, which is now traded at a very high price, by the original Electro-Harmonix in a compact nano-sized case. Based on the purple paint period called V2, it features excellent separation and a strong sustain. It has also been modified to suit modern times, such as true bypass and support for 9V external power.
This distortion pedal delivers a powerful, tight, and powerful high-gain sound. The tone switch control allows you to choose the sound's clarity and character. It features a devastating sound that covers everything from thrash tones to doom metal distortion sounds.
The MT-2W is a distortion pedal that redefines the thick, rich distortion pedal MT-2, which has been loved as a current model since its release in 1991, as part of the Waza Craft series, crystallizing BOSS craftsmanship. It features a Standard mode that makes the original sound clearer and more responsive, and a wide-range Custom mode that is compatible with modern high-gain styles.
ELECTRO-HARMONIX / Green Russian Big Muffは、1990年代半ばにロシアで製造された通称Green Russian Big Muffを、Nanoシリーズのサイズで再現したディストーション/ファズ。トールフォント期とバブルフォント期をミックスしたアグレッシブなサウンドを実現しています。
Twin turbo! Two modes: traditional distortion and extreme distortion. The Turbo II's extreme, bold sound, reminiscent of the cabinet resonance of a large amplifier, is particularly impressive.