New Boss Wazas....
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PFDarkside
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Re: New Boss Wazas....
Boss is killing it.
Just like the solderless cables, new wireless system and ES series made affordable but high quality versions of some of the best stuff on the market, I bet this gives the Fryette Power Station a run for its money.
Boss is killing it.
Just like the solderless cables, new wireless system and ES series made affordable but high quality versions of some of the best stuff on the market, I bet this gives the Fryette Power Station a run for its money.
Sirion
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Re: New Boss Wazas....
This looks interesting. My only wish is that they included a line-level out on it, so that one could use it for stereo applications more easily. To be fair, I'm not in the market for one at the moment, but I might be if I ever came across a great non-fx loop amp
This looks interesting. My only wish is that they included a line-level out on it, so that one could use it for stereo applications more easily. To be fair, I'm not in the market for one at the moment, but I might be if I ever came across a great non-fx loop amp
Kamanda~SD
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Re: New Boss Wazas....
Oh wow, that's a neat little box with quite a bit more features than your standard load box. REALLY liking that.
Oh wow, that's a neat little box with quite a bit more features than your standard load box. REALLY liking that.
Box's like this are expensive. I'm sure it will be comparable price to their competitors which lack many of these features.
It has both mono and stereo line-level outs.
Sirion
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Re: New Boss Wazas....
If we are talking about wet/dry rigs instead of actual stereo rigs, I can definitely see use in it in this way: the unit itself works as a mono power amp, and with a line-level through the dry signal could be sent to a separate power amp. If you want a w/d (or even w/d/w) rig with some of power valve goodness left in it, yet at a manageable volume, this appears to me to be a quite convenient way to do it. Oh well, I suppose that this could still be achieved by adding a Suhr ISO Line Out.
If we are talking about wet/dry rigs instead of actual stereo rigs, I can definitely see use in it in this way: the unit itself works as a mono power amp, and with a line-level through the dry signal could be sent to a separate power amp. If you want a w/d (or even w/d/w) rig with some of power valve goodness left in it, yet at a manageable volume, this appears to me to be a quite convenient way to do it. Oh well, I suppose that this could still be achieved by adding a Suhr ISO Line Out.
