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Boss AW-3 Dynamic Wah Guitar Effects
- Compact pedal creates a variety of classic "wah" effects
- Dynamic wah sounds provide variable effect based on picking strength
- "Humanizer" effect creates human voice-type vowel sounds
- Dedicated Bass input for processing bass guitar
- EXP Pedal mode allows wah control via optional expression pedal
- Tempo can be set for pedal control or at fixed rate via Manual mode
- BOSS five-year warranty
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Boss Waza Craft CE-2W Guitar Effects
PROUDLY MADE IN JAPAN
The CE-1 and CE-2 represent the early days of BOSS’s longstanding dedication to innovation and quality, which remains stronger than ever at four decades and counting. Bringing together the cutting-edge technology of the time, savvy craftsmanship, and a devotion to helping musicians create great music, these landmark pedals embodied the spiritual mission for every BOSS product since. For this memorable 40th anniversary, the Waza Craft CE-2W Chorus is produced in Japan just like the original pedals, honoring the long, rich heritage of BOSS effects.
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Boss MD-500 Modulation Guitar Effects
- Studio-level sound with first-in-class 32-bit AD/DA, 32-bit floating point processing, and 96 kHz sampling rate
- 12 modes and 28 modulation types, all with deep editing parameters
- Classic mod effects and BOSS originals, newly enhanced with cutting-edge technology
- A/B Simul mode for using two patches at once, with your choice of series/parallel connection and mixed or split A/B output
- Insert Loop function allows you to use mod effects before, after, or around drive pedals
- Graphic LCD and intensive real-time control options
- 297 onboard patch memories and hands-on controls
- Selectable buffered-bypass or true-bypass operation
- MIDI I/O for interfacing with MIDI control devices
- USB-MIDI for connecting to the MD-500 Editor/Librarian or a DAW
- Runs on four AA-size batteries or PSA-series AC adapter
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Boss DC-2W Dimension C Guitar Effects
- Premium Waza Craft pedal with all-analog audio circuitry
- Standard mode provides the sound of the original DC-2 Dimension C pedal
- SDD-320 mode authentically reproduces the vintage Roland SDD-320 Dimension D, a legendary studio rack effect heard on countless hit records
- Iconic four-button preset interface, updated with reliable electronic switches and LED status indicators
- Four main sounds in each mode, plus six variations by pressing two switches together (20 total sounds available)
- Premium buffer and enhanced bypass circuitry
- Versatile I/O for integrating with any mono or stereo application, from guitar and bass pedalboards to keyboards and studio mixing
- Made in Japan
- BOSS five-year warranty
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Boss MD-200 Modulation Guitar Effects
- Class-leading sound quality with 32-bit AD/DA, 32-bit floating point processing, and 96 kHz sampling rate
- Twelve versatile modes provide a wide range of modulation types
- Dedicated rate, depth, and level controls, plus three parameter knobs that change function with the selected mode
- Insert Loop function for positioning external pedals before or after mod effects
- Access 128 user setups from the panel or MIDI program change
- Recall consecutive memories plus real-time panel setting via footswitch or dedicated panel button
- Global setting optimizes flanger, phaser, and auto wah effects for guitar or bass
- Panel Lock function disables controls to prevent unwanted changes
- Customizable multi-function footswitches for tap tempo, memory selection, and more
- Support for expanded control via external footswitches, an expression pedal, or MIDI
- Full MIDI I/O provided with mini TRS jacks (BMIDI-5-35 adaptor cable available separately)
- Micro USB jack for firmware updates
- Runs on PSA-series AC adaptor or three AA-size batteries
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BOSS PH-3 PHASE SHIFTER
The BOSS PH-3 Phase Shifter pedal provides a wealth of vintage and modern phasing effects, including new"Rise"and"Fall"modes for unique, unidirectional phasing. Syncing these phasing effects is as simple as tapping the pedal to the desired tempo, while an optional expression pedal provides realtime control of the PH-3's Rate, Filter and Tempo. Compact pedal with versatile vintage and modern BOSS phasing New"Rise"and"Fall"modes create unidirectional phasing Includes classic multi-stage phasers with selectable stages Realtime control of Rate via optional expression pedal Tap tempo sync of phasing effectsBOSS PH-3 PHASE SHIFTER
Modulation pedals, including chorus, flanger, and phaser effects, are essential tools for shaping dynamic and textured sounds for electric guitar and bass. These pedals create movement, depth, and sonic variation by modulating pitch, phase, or amplitude, adding richness and dimension to your playing. They are widely used across rock, pop, funk, jazz, and experimental genres to enhance musical expression.
Each type of modulation pedal produces a distinct effect: chorus thickens the sound by duplicating and slightly detuning the signal; flanger creates sweeping, jet-like textures through time-based signal delay; and phaser shifts the phase of the signal to produce swirling, dynamic movement. Musicians often combine these effects with other pedals to craft unique tones for studio recordings, live performances, and practice.
Types of Modulation Pedals
- Chorus Pedals: Add warmth, depth, and lush detuned harmonics, ideal for clean and ambient sounds.
- Flanger Pedals: Produce dramatic sweeping effects with characteristic jet-plane-like sounds for expressive leads and textures.
- Phaser Pedals: Create swirling, rhythmic movement in the tone, perfect for funk, rock, and experimental sounds.
- Multi-Modulation Pedals: Combine multiple modulation effects in one unit for versatile tonal options.
Why Modulation Pedals Matter
Modulation effects enhance musical expression by adding motion, depth, and color to your sound. They can transform basic tones into atmospheric textures, support dynamic playing, and help define a guitarist or bassist’s signature sound. Proper use of chorus, flanger, or phaser pedals contributes to creative performance, layering, and sound design in both live and studio contexts.
Choosing the Right Modulation Pedal
When selecting a modulation pedal, consider the type of effect, tonal goals, amplifier compatibility, and ease of use. Evaluate parameters such as rate, depth, feedback, and mix controls to achieve the desired sound. High-quality pedals maintain signal integrity, provide clear modulation without unwanted noise, and offer versatile adjustments for various playing styles.
Whether you are a beginner experimenting with sound textures or a professional musician refining your tone, modulation pedals — chorus, flanger, and phaser — are essential for adding movement, depth, and character to your music. Explore our selection of modulation pedals designed for precision, durability, and expressive tonal versatility.
