BOSS ME-70 Guitar Multiple Effects Processor

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The settings are really simple and amp models useful for working with headphones and adjust and its effects in either. on the other hand, in concert, if you play on a good amp on stage (I have a blues junior), modeling sounds really not that great, especially for clear sound. The ME-70 can be powered either from six AA batteries or a BOSS PSA adaptor. The unit comes with a free set of batteries, but you'll have to buy the adaptor separately, which seems a bit of an odd cost-cutting measure. EZ Tone button allows you to recal one favorite setting to each FX on the pedal and the Memory Mode allows more complicated parameter recalls for those songs where you need to jump from a 420 ms delay with compression and subharmonic with just a bit of edge from an overdrive to a metal distortion with chorus to a bluesy overdrive with delay and a bit of boost for the solo...for example. This is a crunch sound that uses a dotted eighth note delay. Pressing the number pedals changes the delay time.

I love the possibility to put the batteries, plug in headphones, take my guitar and go play outside in a field in front of a nice view.

Guitar Multiple Effects

Breathe life into your performances with the built-in Expression Pedal. Simply dial up one of the six pre-programmed pedal-control destinations (Wah, Voice, +1 Octave, -1 Octave, Mod Rate, and Delay Level), put your foot down, and express yourself. AD Conversion 24-bit + AF method* DA Conversion 24-bit Sampling Frequency 44.1 kHz Patch 36 (User) + 36 (Preset) Effect Type COMP/FX (Compressor/Effect): COMP, T.WAH UP, T.WAH DOWN, SLOW GEAR, DEFRETTER, Single>Hum, Hum>Single, SOLO

DELAY: 1-99 ms, 100-990 ms, 1000-6000 ms, ANALOG, MODULATE, REVERSE, CHO + DELAY, MOMENTARY, TAP, PHRASE LOOP This raises the pitch by an octave when the expression pedal is operated. It is suited to single-note phrases. The ME-70’s Delay section is equipped with a dedicated Phrase Looper, which offers a lengthy 38 seconds of recording time. Play a riff, capture and loop it, and solo over it, all in real time onstage. Amaze your audience with multi-layered magic live onstage. Extra Expression it's been almost 15 years since I played and I have had dozens of multiFX whether the line6, vox, zoom, digitech, boss, tc electronic .. etc. ... the latest being the gt10 ... I specially'm not a fan of this small but boss ME70 is almost flawless in my opinion ...The Boss Me70 is certainly near the top of its level when compared to other similarly priced units. It is incredibly versatile, with the ability to produce a number of well produced effects and even replace your amplifier if you were particularly desperate. L/R and headphone outputs make this a useful tool for recording, and silent switching as well as an almost non-existent lag time between changing presets makes this an asset to any beginner or semi pro. the compressor section is better too since 3 compression rglages and autowah who walk not bad at all. The case is really solid for two years, I have not abused badly in concert and répéition and no scratches or knobs lost! Well of course it is digital, which obviously has consequences, but given the versatility nothing serious. And then you really have driven to realize ear!

OD/DS (Overdrive/Distortion): BOOST, NATURAL, OD-1, BLUES, DIST, CLASSIC, MODERN, METAL, CORE, FUZZ These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use. Accessories Owner's Manual, Dry Batteries (Alkaline: LR6 (AA) type) x 6, Roland Service (Information Sheet) Options AC Adaptor: BOSS PSA seriesIn addition to its stellar COSM amp models and effects, the ME-70 is outfitted with a new COSM Preamp section derived from BOSS’s GT-10 and Legend series. With the ME-70 you can dial up a world of tone, from classic to cutting-edge, and with simplicity and speed. Stompbox Ease no adapter ... boss gives us six batteries! ah ah! not very serious because jai already in one spot and does it work very well with but good anyway! why not add a few euros and provide live AC adapter ... The Expression pedal defaults to a volume control. It also offers toe-switch engaged settings for Wah, Voice (a voice-box sound), and octave up or down Whammy effects. In addition, you can choose to use it to control your modulation rate or delay wet/dry mix.