New Boss Pedals

[Storm]

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[Gr3y]

hmz interesting

where can we hear them ?

kinda interested in that Dyna Drive.. thought it sounds like Dyna Comp.. haha.

 

[Mobius]

The fuzz pedal looks interesting, has the Maestro FZ-1A, Fuzz Face, and Octavia pedals simulation.

 

[3notesAbar]

Omg its the Core-Core pedala.

 

[ShredCow]

The fuzz pedal looks interesting, has the Maestro FZ-1A, Fuzz Face, and Octavia pedals simulation.

Man... a COSM fuzz. 8O

That will be SOMETHING if they pull if off... I'm not hoping for much though!

 

[seekz]

Hehe, now they also copying Line6, DSP technology in pedal form.

See how Behringer match that!

 

[tvontheradio]

Dyna Drive is interesting... :lol:

 

[novocaine]

you all can check out some videos of the boss pedals here:

http://www.gearwire.com/wnamm-2007-updates.html

 

[kerplunk182]

Dyna drive looks like a DS-1 hahaha. Metal Core looks sweet!

 

[kentheman2000]

DynaDrive... something i'll be loking forward to.

 

[subversion]

BOSS ML-2: no midrange control *sigh*

 

[shioks76]

hmm mt-2 to be phased out?

 

[embryo]

It shouldn't be surprising considering that Roland's COSM technology was 1st introduced in the mid 90's with the VG8 system. Johnson was the other company but they were using their version of modelling technology on amps. Yamaha also had their own modelling technology used in their VL series of keyboards. The popular Line6 POD and Variax technology is a natural progession of this modelling technology. Quite expected but it's really interesting to see a new line of single stomps featuring the COSM features. The OC3 pedal is one of the first single stomps to use the scaled down version of the COSM method used in the flagship VG88. Of late it's been quite brow raising to see Roland pairing up with Fender to create the VG Strat.

Just when we think it's way over the top already with such option anxiety Roland issues the much anticipated though many thought it would never happen... the new VG99! http://www.rolandus.com/products/productdetails.aspx?ObjectId=849

Digitech also has pretty neat things going. I've been a big fan of their rack gear and the whammy pedals. That Brian May in a pedal Red Special is quite something. Not so sure what version of modelling technology is used but it sounds pretty spot on.

Hey, even Eventide to much surprise are even getting out some neat stomp pedals.

ps. Catch Embryo live at Esplanade outdoor theater tomorrow evening 21st Jan 2007 show starts at 7.30pm. Fragements the new EP CD will also be available there!

 

[AEnimic]

MT-2 still king...still king...that dyna drive...is kinda impractical..sometimes u accidentally strum hard(clean)...die,its gonna come out like overdrive

 

[shioks76]

that dyna drive is preety cool with practise can get exactly what u want. Only complaint is the distortion when played hard seems harsh. Time for a mod anyone?

 

[embryo]

Oh wow, so u guys have already test run if not owned this new Dyna Drive pedal? Personally, I wouldn't be sureprised that it uses COSM technology which would pretty much be impossible to mod in te same way as good ole analog drive pedals.

 

[ShredCow]

Randolf, can USB lah... and update version! :lol:

 

[neuro182]

Dyna Drive looks like a DS-1 & I agree with subby that the Metal Core got no mid range control...

i wonder how both pedals will hit our shore..

 

[Colarndo]

Whatever Boss comes up with, Behringer will clone them within a year.

 

[subversion]

the Dyna Drive is aimed at players who habitually reduce their guitar volume for that blues-type crunch.