Boss Guitar Distortion & Overdrive Pedals

This Boss OS-2 Overdrive Distortion effect pedal is in good working condition. Few paint scratches, no major dings. Fantastic sound. Versatile pedal. Happy bidding!

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The Boss DS-1 needs no introduction. It's the most iconic Boss pedal and one of the most recognisable pedals in existance. It's a right of passage to own a DS-1 as a guitarist, and nearly everyone has a story about theirs first.

The Boss HM-2 is one of the most divisive Boss pedals ever released and is a cult favourite in the pedal community. The HM-2 produces a "chainsaw" style distortion that is unique and very hard to replicate without using the pedal.

The Boss SD-1 is the longest running overdrive in the Boss range. Produced (and virtually unchanged) for over 20 years, the SD-1 is widely considered to be the asymmetrical clipping counterpart to the Ibanez Tubescreamer.

Made In Japan, 1985. Guitar Effect Pedal. Super Overdrive. Boss SD-1.

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Research before purchase. Collectable late 70s / 80s version of ds-1. this can be found from ACA power info.  non original knobs

Very early Boss DS-1 Distortion, Long dash with Silver screw. Made in Japan. It is widely documented that BOSS changed the chip in later versions, but none of them come close to the earlier MIJ DS-1.

Made In Japan, 1983. Guitar Effect Pedal. Boss DS-1.

The Boss DF-2 went under two names. The pedal produces a heavy distortion much like the DS-1. MIJ in 1984! Without the manual, many would miss the DF-2's hidden feature. Produced from September 1984 until April 1994.

The Boss HM-3 Hyper Metal is a sad story. It was released to replace the famous HM-2 as the new high gain distortion in the Boss lineup. It featured the same layout and actually has a much more musical tone than the HM-2, with an improved distortion knob and smoother distortion.

The Boss MZ-2 Digital Metalizer combines an analog distortion circuit with a digital chorus chip to create all the 80's hair metal you could ever need. ​The Level knob controls the volume, the Tone knob controls the high/low shift and the Drive knob controls the gain of the distortion.

Made In Japan, 1985. Guitar Effect Pedal. Boss DF-2.

Made In Japan, 1987. Turbo Overdrive. Original Boxing. Guitar Effect. Boss OD-2.

Made In Japan, 1988. Digital Metallizer. Blue Label. Guitar Effect Pedal. Boss MZ-2.

The Boss DF-2 went under two names. The pedal produces a heavy distortion much like the DS-1. MIJ in 1986! Without the manual, many would miss the DF-2's hidden feature.

Brand new. Only the original box has a few marks and smudges. Otherwise the effect pedal itself is new. 

Perfect working order - sounds deep, dirty and heavy as! A great addition to your sound.

The SD-1 Super OverDrive pedal produces the warm, natural distortion of an overdriven tube amplifier while maintaining the subtle nuances of a player's picking technique. This is one of BOSS' more subtle and smooth overdrive pedals, perfect for blues and rock.

The Boss HM-3 Hyper Metal is a sad story. It was released to replace the famous HM-2 as the new high gain distortion in the Boss lineup. It featured the same layout and actually has a much more musical tone than the HM-2, with an improved distortion knob and smoother distortion.

Boss Blues Driver Made in Taiwan.

Boss Metal Zone MT2 Effects Pedal.

(Good condition but thumb screw is bent, however it can still be take out with a pair of plyers or some strength :).

super overdrive pedal. used somewhat regularly. works fine and has ripper tone. comes with box. bought 1 year ago from musos corner. happy to post. any questions, message me.