Searching for your next effect pedal can be a real hassle. Just how is this reverb going to sound with my guitar and my amp? How will it interact with other effects? There are so many variables!
And while demo videos can be a great way to get an idea of how a pedal will sound, the sheer number of pedals on the market can send you down endless rabbit holes until you forget what it was you were looking for in the first place!
Boss have been leading the guitar pedal game for decades. Their products are everywhere and are for everyone, from the beginner guitar player buying their first stompbox to the stage and studio rigs of some of the world’s top artists.
If there’s a sound you’re looking for, there’s a Boss pedal to get you there.
In the hear and now with TonePedia
To help you find the next pedal that’s right for you, Boss have launched a fantastic tool that gives you the ultimate try-before-you-buy experience. Introducing Tonepedia – the embedded player that lets you get a clear idea of how a Boss pedal will perform with different guitars, amps, and other stompboxes.
At Gear4music, we’ve teamed up with Boss to offer a Tonepedia player on pretty much the whole range of Boss’s legendary compact pedals, letting you try out different settings and setups to figure out the next move for your rig.
Tonepedia is incredibly simple to use; simply select your guitar, desired effects, and preferred amp and press play on the sound sample!
You can tweak it further by selecting which guitar pickup is active and adjusting the control settings on each pedal, you can even change the playing styles to find something that inspires you.
Check out the full Boss Tonepedia playground above, where you can chain pedals together and swap settings to your heart’s content, or head over to the product pages where you can put individual pedals to the test.
All Boss compact pedals come with a five-year European warranty, a testament to their confidence in their legendary bulletproof build quality. Check out the full range of Boss products here at Gear4music.
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