Boss Katana MINI X Guitar Amp - Any Good?

[@ChrisLoNgShAnK1990]

hahaha modelling amps are literally moving back towards the interface of the legendary LINE6 Spider series, and I'm here for it.

[@jimmykowalksi]

I'm still rocking my 60W Spider V mkii - a great amp with really bad presets. Once you dive deep into menus and dial your tones, it's awesome.

[@davediamond245]

I have the 40w . Great hybrid of modeling and tube,an overlooked gem imo. Grabbed it for less than $250 (US) 👌

[@j.reveille6815]

It’s not modeling

[@SlyRyFry]

A Line 6 Spider IV 15w combo got me started. It doesn't hold a candle to modern modelling, but it was awesome being able to start out with a few gain options and effects to mess with at solo practice volume

[@SlyRyFry]

@@j.reveille6815 If the line 6 spider series is modeling (it is) then the boss katana is 100% modeling

[@wildeoscar7393]

Am I the only one that found the quick side trip about Boss clothing interesting? Always enjoy the ‘hang’ as much as the demo. ❤

[@StuartKReilly]

Man. I saw the LOOK of this amp and got mega nostalgic. THIS is what practice amps looked like when I was a kid. In fact this looks exactly like my first amp. A Peavey Rage silver stripe. It sounds about how I expected for what it is. Boss knows what it’s for. And anyone that needs a small amp for a rehearsal room, the office, etc, this is FINE. It was fine 20 years ago.

[@marvinthemartian6788]

I played a peavey rage for years. Mean little amp

[@benlogan430]

Peavey blazer 158 is on my shelf!

[@JasonT-xp3kh]

I had a rage back in the '80's. Played the absolute crap out of that thing.😊 Perfect little bedroom amp.

[@MaxQuagmire-u3r]

I've still got my Crate GX-15, it is nice seeing everything on the front of the amp and not on the top. Too bad I just picked up the Katana GenIII 50 or this would have been the one to get. :D

[@EatYourOwnBacon]

A majority of the time I play out of my katana mini. It sits in my front room next to my couch and it sounds great for $50 used

[@dpajc056]

Shocked that Boss gave you Bluetooth without charging extra for a dongle

[@bretspangler8717]

Thank you, Roland has been ripping people off for a decade now, Bluetooth dongles are a joke, trust me I spent the $59.95 when every other consumer product has BT built in, it is integrated into so many chipsets it is a no-brainer to include and abuse to not!

[@sugatooth]

And a tuner!

[@rubenaguirrejr.7781]

I was excited, Bluetooth? Boss? So I went and got one of these gems. The amp is awesome but the Bluetooth sucks badly! Nowhere near as good as Positive Grids

[@PhilLament]

I like that the Katana 100 watt head has a 5 inch speaker built in, has all the effects controls, preamp sounds, and connectivity. It just doesn't run on batteries. I use it as a clean amp mostly, but it's nice to have all the options available.

[@TudorAdrian]

Amazing little product. Wish I had this sort of stuff when I was younger.

[@CatharticGuitar]

All we knew about in the 80s was the Pig Nose.

[@mroland808]

I was just thinking in the past few days about when will Boss finally update the Katana Mini and here we are! Didn't fall in love with it tho...

[@USATelecaster]

Owned the original mini for about 6 years. Just got the new X and it blows the original away. This amp is way too loud to turn up past 2 with gain about 5 in my apartment. Lol. Sounds great at low volume. I mainly use it with a gretsch hollowbody guitar with a clean tone with delay+reverb and a touch of chorus. Excellent tone. Highly recommend getting one yourself.

[@TechnoRiff]

This new Katana seems like a modern version of the Micro Cube. I already picked up the Katana Go earlier this year, and still need to fully explore its potential, especially when connected to powered speakers. Wondering if I can get similar sound quality as this one.

[@KeybardExplorer]

OH HECK YES! Finally an upgrade for the Microcube. This is gonna sells LOADS! You should've done a comparison with the OG Cube.

[@slawsonscot]

The dual cube Lx has been on sale for a few years, and is excellent. It’s been £130 on Amazon for months and is better featured than this so this product makes no sense at all.

[@darthgibsonlp6631]

​@slawsonscot Quite enjoy my dual cube but have been thinking on selling it. Having to spend another £50 for the bluetooth adapter is a pain. It has such a great sound tho

[@slawsonscot]

@ it’s a surprisingly full and loud little amp 👍🏼 agreed re the Bluetooth adapter, but this Katana doesn’t even have that option.

[@CJZM7777]

It's hard to tell how good this amp sounds but I love my Roland MicroCube. The MicroCube is great for bedroom practice. I would have to hear the Mini in the room to know if it sounds as good but if it does, it would be a great practice amp.

[@rooberry-music]

Yeah I have the dual cube lx and curious how this compares. Dual cube lx with the bluetooth adapter would be £175.. Katana x has more effects and the katana models instead of the cube models.

[@richim2326]

If I buy, I always buy based on the Andertons videos, but I also do my own research about the product (because of Andertons..!)... the thing is, Andertons seriously know how to make a video... (I love my keys as well, and Jack is a keeper for that!)..

[@akwamarsunzal]

Love the original Boss Mini. Still gets a play from time to time. Still sounds great! Trouble is the Spark 40 for not a lot more money has almost retired the Mini. I recon 150 quid is a bit steep for this one. It has that Boss Mini sound but with more features. Spark Mini or Spark Go would be a better option for home use.

[@rooberry-music]

Sorry but the spark go is absolutely not usable as an "amp". The speaker is way too small. Sure spark tones are great but at that size it sounds like you're playing a guitar plugin through a tiny bluetooth speaker.

[@James0113-c5e]

I don't get it? This is missing so many features that are on Boss Dual Cube LX. I guess it's just the mini amp of the Katana line rather than the mini amp of the Cube line, but the Dual Cube LX is so much more fully featured and flexible.

[@rooberry-music]

They're just different enough to warrant separate products, but ideally they would've just put the katana models in the dual cube lx and called it a day. This model should be cheaper, and will probably be around £100 six months down the line

[@Psyclonus7]

EVERY TIME a Boss Katana is demo'd, it's on a Strat. It's the ultimate dad bands church amp.

[@rubencantu5067]

Love almost all Boss products. The only line I'm not too crazy about is their car stereo line, other than that I love their pedals, amps, and everything music instrument related

[@mrredritehand]

Not sure if this is sarcasm...but they're not the same Roland/Boss company.

[@mattmanley7118]

An upgrade of the micro cube and an actual interface? I’m soooo tempted 😂❤😂❤

[@rooberry-music]

The dual cube lx is the upgrade of the micro cube.

[@smartmammal9926]

IMO 6.5" speaker or 2 x 5" would make this more appealing, and a line out

[@ernestochang1744]

A lot heavier and a lot bigger too

[@dcflake5645]

That PRS is a lovely colour

[@matthewlaw8268]

Nice review and helped me decide to stick with my Spark Mini.

[@dauddd_0]

Or even spark go is better

[@wildeoscar7393]

@@dauddd_0I really like my Spark Go too.

[@alfgwahigain5544]

Just got a Spark 2 and I think it sounds great, but I wish I'd gone with the mini, just for portability. To me the tones are one thing - and I seriously think the Spark 2 sounds fantastic at quiet to medium bedroom levels (I live in an apartment so have volume limits), but the feature that I love is the quick access to backing tracks and loops. It makes it so easy to find inspiration to play and it's a ton of fun.

[@hughbonfire]

Although, unlike the Spark series, the Katana's have decent dynamics. I like dynamics, which is why I gave my Spark 40 away (couldn't even bring myself to sell it).

[@wildeoscar7393]

@@hughbonfire I just use mine to practice when I’m travelling. I like that it’s a good little Bluetooth speaker as well. So handy to throw in a guitar bag. For an amp, I use REVV (and love that as well). Made me lol when I read that you couldn’t bring yourself to sell it. :) All the best!!

[@nikverschuren4291]

How is the sound, need an comparison against the Spark mini.

[@EatYourOwnBacon]

I love my original katana mini, I want this but I’m not sure I need it. I just love boss doesn’t make you program it through your phone to get good tone.

[@robbaskerville253]

Non adjustable delay is a deal breaker. Even my ancient Yamaha THR10C has tap tempo.

[@JELIFISH19]

Your THR10C cost twice as much over 10 years ago

[@robbaskerville253]

@JELIFISH19 and computers have improved in power many times in 10 years. Tap temp is not rocket science. I don't know what this will cost in Australia, but I'm guessing it will be more than the JOYO DC-15S, which has ridiculously more features including tap tempo.

[@JELIFISH19]

​@@robbaskerville253in the US the Joyo is about 50% more expensive than the Katana. You pay more, you get more features. Boss has 4 desktop amps. This is the cheapest. And it's one of the cheapest desktop amps out.

[@MichaelIrons-d5v]

a great vid boys loved it.

[@Bob-Whiting]

In the 80s the world would have laughed at these things, no matter how good they actually were. It was Fenders and Full-Stacks all the way baby. My how times have changed, a year ago I finally bought a bottom cab to put under my slightly smaller Line6 top-cab to make mine a full stack and I paid $49.99 U.S. for a big heavy-duty Crate 4x12 bottom cab in pristine condition (not including S/H + taxes) It was literally a $600 cab when new! No, it's not a typo either, 50 bucks through a Guitar Center sitting out in Arizona.

[@davidcollin1436]

Run a Spark mini into 2 Roland Bass Cubes via headphone jack splitter cord. All battery if needed. 40+ watts and have used it at outdoor gigs. Added a Stage Right 5watt tube amp for indoor gigs . Left the big tube amps home and bring an extra guitar.

[@tompurcell3088]

Sure it's a tedium for an inexpensive piece of personal preference, but how about something on strings? Duel Elixirs to D'Addarios or what have you? Also, please consider an acoustic blues jam sometime!

[@MrTech337]

Would like to see some more blind fold tests on acoustic guitars, PRS a60e in particular with other guitars in same price range!

[@GuitarNoize111]

Sounds good. Great demo. Thankyou

[@pearloidstrat]

For this price, I'd just buy a used Katana mk1 or mk2 and use it on the 0.5W setting. They're not that big, you can record directly via USB (no interface needed), and you could gig with them as well.

[@NotExpatJoe]

I have a Katana 50 MkII and it spends most of it's time on the .5 watt setting. I traded in a single effect pedal at L&M for the amp. Personally I wouldn't gig with the 50 watt version but it's an amazing amp for home use.

[@xxdr34m5xx_4]

Dear andertons team, how about a video on the new Fender Tonemaster Pro update and building some bass rigs on it (as black Friday approaches) 😊

[@DustyMagroovy]

Nice amp. PRS sounds so much better on it.

[@RogerThat902]

I love my mini now. One big negative is that it doesn't have reverb. That addition alone is a big. When I saw Kirk Fletcher using it at home that made me feel really silly for looking down on it lol

[@desporma1]

I wonder if they’ll offer it in white like the previous gen Katana Mini. It’s just much easier to keep in the living room that way. That said, very happy about the front facing controls

[@rickydarrellradio4152]

Cut the volume back on the synthesizer part and it’ll sound more like a horn

[@thomasachambers7318]

I always want to hear (see it demo’d) if these things function ok for acoustic and bass as well, as I line in a tiny flat and want only one amp. Could the bass team review the desktop amps?

[@pianostuff191]

Yeah, a bass review for this amp would be awesome.

[@golfrick007]

Not related to this video, but has the crew ever made a sound like the "Parkway Drive" video? If not I would sure love to hear it! Thanks, guys and gals you're the best ❤

[@CJZM7777]

Roland Micro Cube is a relative of this amp (Boss is a division of Roland) but the Micro Cube has been discontinued. The Micro Cube is a great bedroom amp and I love mine. This is a good option for a bedroom practice amp but I would spend 95% of the time on clean or crunch with a little delay and reverb. Every once in awhile, I might play around with the effects for fun. The clean and slight breakup sounds with delay or reverb are very good.

[@flynnstone3580]

I have the Roland Stereo Cube, its two channels with a mic and guitar input, is that the same one you have, with two speakers?

[@MrMoneyHelper]

Blackstar make the ID Core 10 Stereo V4 for the same price. It has two small speakers: six channels with one variation each, four banks of effects that can be used together, a tap tempo, and tuner. It has a USB out and TRRS out for live streaming with phones. It uses mains power. Blackstar make a portable power pack that can be attached to all of their small amps using Velcro. Those cost just a little more.

[@njp2k914]

Reminds me of my old Roland micro cube

[@barcham]

I still have an original Micro Cube and it will be mine until the day I die. The thing is indestructible. :)

[@njp2k914]

@ they’re great :) mine has been dropped, beer thrown on it and the rest and it still worked when I gifted it to a family member

[@kloudtunes]

I find the Katana range quite cluttered menawhile. In your conclusion I think you missed the Boss Cube LX as a competitor. It is technically a different thing but it is stereo with also stereo inputs which is rare. I can use it as a practise stereo amp for my amp modellers and even as an amp for my synth desktop studio at home (no frequency compensation in stereo in mode). And you get that one sound that the Katanas don‘t have: that kind of Roland Jazz Chorus sound. And then it also has a USB audio interface built in and an editor plus a port to connect the Boss bluetooth plug. And a looper. And stereo line out. And Aux in. For a lower price.

[@rooberry-music]

Weird that they omitted it because they did a video on the dual cube lx too. It's now discounted to be a similar price as this as well.

[@flybynight1929]

So it's a Micro-Cube reissue? I still have one of those, and it's great for sitting next to me on the couch. Has one of the best OD sounds in the world. And yes, I too play really expensive PRS guitars through it.

[@MatthewCuda]

I agree with the captain. Just get a frontman or a Marshall 15g. Then build your pedal board the way you want.

[@Strato13]

Even BOSS got into the USB-C Recharge thing..Blackstar keeps missing the opportunity to do the same with their ID Core Series...

[@damianrf6309]

Vox Mini Go’s are similar but with more features. Tap. Mic in. Looper in the 10W. Drum machine.

[@buffkonradin]

So you cannot stack effects? Is there a FX loop ??

[@CatharticGuitar]

I wonder why they didn’t mention the Vox mini amps like Brian May uses at the end.

[@RARenfield]

So the strap is emBOSSed then?

[@StormJH1]

I have both the Katana (4") Mini and the Dual Cube LX (2x4" speakers). So I guess this jams directly in between those two products? Appreciate the demo, but trying to accurately convey the "depth" of a small-speaker amp by mic'ing it for a KZbin demo is not going to determine if it sounds "big" enough for you. I also really don't like the integrated rechargeable battery versus 4-8 AA batteries, with which you could use Eneloop rechargeable and just switch them out when they die. But, having owned the other two products, I think it's perfectly "fine" for a $150 practice amp.

[@Raffferr]

4:25 what note is this it sounds beautiful

[@SilasMoleCatcher]

My favourite 'brown sound' amp is the Royal Doulton Avocado

[@YawpMusic]

If they keep going in this direction, they'll invent Cube 80XL: and I;'d probably buy it.

[@alfgwahigain5544]

I recently got a Spark 2 and to my ear it sounds fantastic, plus I love all the jam/looper features. 2x the price, but it's in a different league from this thing. For a bit more the Spark mini is hard to beat.

[@szamashups2476]

So that one is much better than this one? does it work well to play on low volume?

[@bobzuidhoek9785]

It's quite astonishing how many variants of Katana amps Boss can squeeze into the range. It's getting quite cluttered if you ask me...

[@jjdubois6101]

Shame the speaker craps out so quickly, otherwise it’s a perfect feature set for me

[@Janine.Najarian]

Is this and an Epiphone a good bedroom rig?

[@Friendly-Unit]

More than enough. Spend any extras on a few lessons that's where your sound will improve the most. Goodluck

[@87RedSpecial]

Does it have the otg recording function?

[@lewisteeno5724]

Hi guys, I'm a guitar beginner and looking for an amp for practicing in my bedroom. Which one do I recommend to get, this mini x or black star I'd core 10? I watched both video, I think I like the sound of katana mini x more but I'd core 10 seems to have more effects that I can play with. Any advice welcome❤

[@fabioragone22]

Well, I don't think that Boss went to the the right direction with this one... I have the original Katana Mini, and when it was released 6 years ago or so, it was indeed kind of a game changer for it's niche. It sounds incredibly good for the size, and it's simplicity is also a very good point. I have my pedals and a just plug them into my Katana Mini to have a very decent practice experience. This new version though, is definitely far behind it's competitors. The built in effects are not good enough to justify the price increase. I would rather buy the original Mini or an Yamaha THR or whatever before this new version...

[@topnug7626]

I'd buy the original one if it had reverb instead of delay. Why did all the old mini amps put delay instead of reverb? I have a laney lionheart mini and I love the sound but it has delay instead of reverb and the tone control is pointless on the clean tone.

[@jutukka]

​@@topnug7626Perhaps a decent reverb sound is still more difficult and expensive to create than a delay. But still a bit difficult to understand because I two weeks ago just for fun tested my old 12 bit Boss RRV-10 reverb from late 80's and still sounds quite usable with it's stereo ping pong effect etc. 😂

[@jorgesxbass7606]

Nice Job

[@tomaselke3670]

This is cool for the right use case, but are they going to re-release the katana GO, ever?

[@dal3767]

Can someone please tell me what @7.12 style this is. Its so mellow and want to play it 🙏

[@Mitch-6-Strings]

Just need a review of the new Blackstar 100W St James. I need this amp. When will it be in stock ?

[@jakesmith5606]

I thought Dagen from PMT had covered a review where there was a tap delay on this amplifier.....

[@Alessandrone89]

Hi guys, which kind of charger is recommended ? Can I use a 30W Macbook Air charger or it's too powerful?

[@wonderfullife3108]

Think I'd prefer to get the Head Rush flat response amp they reviewed recently and just use a multi-effect/amp modelling pedal.

[@bruceniblett959]

These look cool. I had a spark but i could only get like 2 good sounds out of it. Got rid of it. Also it had tons of latency when i tried to record it. You really need a speaker stand or it sounds dark.

[@danieljdtaylor]

The specs on this amp was set to be the perfect practice amp for me, being able to get good, diverse sounds without an app or computer program was a real attraction for me. But I gotta be honest this sounds no where near as good as almost everything else out there. Obviously I am coming to this conclusion based on a video and not trying it firsthand yet, but to me even something like the Spark Go or Blackstar Fly 3 sounds way bigger and handles the gain so much better in a smaller and cheaper package. Heck, even the original Boss Katana Mini sounds better than this to me!

[@richardfoskett8903]

So, by the sounds of things, it’s an updated Roland MicroCube, yes?

[@rooberry-music]

That would be the boss dual cube lx.

[@BuleriaChk]

No Aux In (for drum machines, VE-22, etc.) Deal breaker for me. Will it work with a third party NT transmitter (not smartphone) for backing tracks from other hardware ( e.g. a Roland P-6)? Update: Yes, it probably works with a third party bluetooth transmitter. I used a Safefly BT xmtr from Amazon into a BT-Dual on my Cube Street 2 and it paired just fine. So you can use this with drum machines, etc. for backing tracks; just nothing that has latency, I don't have the Katana Mini x yet, but my vendor says that it will work with that as well (I don't see why not). If it doesn't I'll report back (my Katana mini x arrives tomorrow)

[@neilwarden]

I'll stick with my Yamaha THR

[@Michel-r6m]

Got a Dual Cube yet this or the THR are nice alternatives. The sounds one like are subjective, to my ears they all sound good enough.

[@neilwarden]

@@Michel-r6m I agree, there is a great selection at different price levels too. Boss gear is always good and is reliable. I had considered a Boss product or Spark... Yamaha could be a pricey option.... I liked the wireless option and had looked at Katana Wireless. It's all great IMO! For practice streaming backing tracks and useable sounds. It's down to if it inspires you to play/practice more.

[@jimmyjimmy951]

THR is more expensive but way better and worth the upgrade.

[@neilwarden]

@@jimmyjimmy951 I had one of the first THR5 which were good but I played it too loud and didnt tame the bass, which you have to do on these... sold it. Still have THR5A which I use with my Weissenborn which is great. BUT the acoustic channel of the THR30II is great too and with the wireless it is great for outdoors! I like Yamaha gear.

[@rupe82]

Best practice amps I've heard. There's a reason why they maintain their value well, because they sound fantastic.

[@journeyquest1]

But you couldnt test a bass or acoustic while you were at it?

[@jorgesxbass7606]

Clean beautiful ❤🎉

[@dblat1291]

I don't get it with Boss, for a cheaper portable amp they include Bluetooth, for everything else you have to buy a separate EXPENSIVE dongle to get Bluetooth capability. Nice that you don't need a phone and app to get all the features. Not really a busking amp, so if you're sitting at home why not just get the Katana 50 with a proper speaker. I wonder if this will replace the mini 7.

[@wagonet]

i'd be one of those people running a prs thru this.

[@TheBigH1975]

Fun idea, but I think I'd go for the v4 blackstar in that price range.

[@KenithCopeland]

oh COMMON boss. i love my katana and have so since 2016, love my mini kat, but MAAAAANNNNN!!!! put a speaker out onto these mini amps. orange did it and its so good, makes the amp super versatile and when plugged into a cab they're very nice. common boss, dont miss the mark once again

[@slawsonscot]

The Dual Cube LX has that for cheaper and has far more features. Don’t understand this new release at all.

[@CatharticGuitar]

What do you mean “put a speaker out onto these mini amps”?

[@szamashups2476]

I also want to know what you mean with ”put a speaker out onto these mini amps”, i’m very new to this

[@bukwok]

this type of small busking amp, i think the blackstar ID core v4 series is the best one, and cheaper too,and more useable function .

[@jukebox5308]

I want a small amp with 50 or 100 watts that I can play at home then plug it in to a 4x12 cabinet and have a full blown stack - dual duty amp ??? Where’s that ???

[@fergusuan7371]

Maybe a Katana 100w head? It's got a 5 inch speaker built in so you can use it without a cab, then plug it in for gigs?

[@topnug7626]

I'd tell you about a 15 watt tube amp that you could do that with but I don't want you to buy the one I'm trying to get before me cause they don't make them anymore

[@wojciech2456]

Man, I just want the waza air mk II

[@antonakis79ohyes]

A bit pricey for a 10w amp, but a decent piece of kit if my Katana mini is anything to go by...

[@AwkwardHypernerd413]

Damn, and I just bought the mini two weeks ago

[@GreenHoleSun]

Is the internal battery replaceable by the user? If not, it's just another gadget that in a few years will probably go to the dustbin...planned obscolescence, you know.

[@bluesbodo335]

It´s Boss Katana R2D2 Amp! I miss the more or less effect knob. This range is to small and 10 Watt really!

[@tradbowseven]

Was waiting for this to sound unique or better than the others……never happend

[@garycordwell9730]

It looks very similar to the Dual Cube

[@ereimul1444]

Digital John and Djent to do a special Hello Kitty Guitar review please. something different from their without busting the bank series.

[@efx245precor3]

Dly has a range. Bass comes from a separate port to the side.

[@Jonathan-L]

10:54 ... I didn't know that Pete had a prosthetic leg!

[@infn8loopmusic]

@1:30 "teenie weenie, take it to a picnic" 🤣 The name Katana doesn't really match up with something so "cute" 🤣

[@rodneytod7141]

Wow! You guys created a new instrument on the Synth setting! A......"Fartaar"

[@damasterkarej]

Call me an idiot (that wouldn't be first time in my life) but I have never fell in love with any Katana. Neither with this one. I belive Vox Mini Go would crush this one.

[@baldybonce29]

I had a katana mk2 50 and I found the gain way too fizzy

[@deweyoogwey]

my katana mini sound wonky. 2 years ago it was a chugging mini monster machine. now it’s just as if you’re playing under the mud

[@feoul92]

We on the same boat mate. Fell into the katana hype and bought myself a Katana. My guitar playing reduced because i couldn't get it to sound pleasant to my ears at all. Cleans are decent for sure, but anything higher gain, is just ear piercing.

[@tylercarson158]

Me either. I had the artist mk 2. And could never get it to sound well, I ended up selling it and getting an hx stomp with a little Headrush frfr speaker. Night and day difference.

[@wojciech2456]

Same, I had the 50, 100, 100 mk II, artist, mini…always sounded just like a transistor amp with transistor sound- especially driven. Liked the waza air tho

[@j.rozman7016]

Yamaha, now its your turn to make a THR combo with upgrades!!

[@embiggens1]

I love Boss. I've been in the game since the 90s. Now I'm just a chillin' old dude with guitars and amps and shit in my office, and the Katana isn't very appealing, to me. I can get better modeling fun now if that's what I want, this feels like an old Line 6.

[@HeyThisIsRo]

I still use my micro cube

[@tptaz2007]

Such a shame it's not battery operated to . Nice amp tho . Would be nice to have lee play ahit more to .

[@undercrackers56]

Pete does not need the practice features found on Spark Mini Amps. The rest of us guitar wannabes do need them.

[@chriskitchen4772]

Thanks for the review ! You might want to lay off on the coffee.🤣🤣🤣😳

[@themattitude]

Is it too obvious to say that even a couple of fixed delay times would be more useful than a defretter and that synth?

[@HarryBall-fw7pv]

They put a tuner on the cheap little thing. But not on the gen3 100watt. Ludacris

[@jutukka]

Fixed delay time 400 ms!???😮 OMG, not for me, I prefer 360 ms. 😂 There is always these kind of crazy little surprises in every low budget category Boss product. And in many more expensive products as well...