Boss Katana GEN 3 - Unleashing the Power of Katana GEN 3
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- Today is a very exciting day as the eagerly awaited Boss Katana GEN 3 has been released.
In today's video, Paul from The Studio Rats checks out the new features of this fantastic amp and demos The Studio Rats new Boss Katana GEN 3 Pack that is available for free on BOSS TONE EXCHANGE.
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Boss Katana Gen 3 100
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Katana GEN 3 50
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Boss Katana Gen 3 50
Here is what Boss say about the Boss Katana GEN 3
Compact 50-watt combo amp with a custom 12-inch speaker,
evolved Tube Logic sound, 12 amp characters, onboard BOSS
effects, advanced connectivity, and more.
With Katana Gen 3, the acclaimed BOSS stage amplifier series evolves to take your guitar ambitions to the next level.
New Tube Logic enhancements enrich the core platform with even greater sound, feel, and response, including an expressive Pushed amp character that edge-of-breakup fans will love. The BOSS Tone Studio app has also been updated, making your remote amp and effects editing workflow more intuitive than ever. Loaded with inspiring tone tools and diverse connectivity options, Katana Gen 3 is your indispensable centerpiece for studio recording, live performance, and daily practice.
The Katana-50 Gen 3 model strikes the perfect balance of punch and portability, offering 50 watts of Class AB power in a compact 1x12 combo.
• Third-generation Katana amplifier with evolved Tube Logic sound and expressiveness
• Stage-ready 50-watt combo amp with a custom 12-inch speaker
• Six amp characters-including the newly developed Pushed type-plus a selectable variation for each
• Five independent effects sections: Booster, Mod, FX, Delay, and Reverb
• Four Tone Setting memories for storing all amp and effect settings
• Power Control for achieving cranked-amp tone and response at low volumes
• Updated Boss Tone Studio app (Windows/macOS) for remote editing from a computer or mobile device
• Download and share Katana sounds on BOSS Tone Exchange
• Compatible with sounds created on previous stage-class Katana models
The Studio Rats are core band members Paul Drew on guitar/production/mixing, drummer James Ivey and Dan Hawkins on bass. They collaborate with singers and musicians to produce radio-ready songs.
#bosskatana #bosskatanagen3 - Hudba
You are one of just a few demos that make this amp sound good. That clean tone sounds very Princeton or Deluxe reverb like. Thanks for the demo.
Paul and Leon Todd really are the kings of creating superb tones
Hello sir, this is the first video I’ve ever seen from you and I just have to say you’re a tremendous plays and a great tone smith. I was truly amazed. Massive props to you!
Amazing work as always, Paul - always the best tones and a complete Katana wizard!
More great videos from TSR. I bought an original Katana 50 when they hit the market, and ended up doing a lot of gigs with it- they are excellent, reliable gigging amps. Just ordered a GEN 3 version.
You're the master Paul for reviewing Boss products.
Thank you Paul for dedicating your time to expertly explain the numberous features of the Boss Katana! So much valuable information! I've learned to get the most out of this fantastic piece of gear because you shared your precious knowledge with us... I can never thank you enough! Cheers!
MY GOD, I'm still learning everything there is about the Mark II.
right?? Same here!
TSR does the best sounding presets yet again! Watched loads of Gen 3 vids this morning and nothing came close to your preset sounds Paul. Outstanding as always 👏🏻👍🏻
Cheers John.
What do we all think of new gear videos being released at the same time?
Too much ? Or really good as have lots of choice?
Staggered better?
A questions for next week Lives.
Btw this is the only review of the katana I have watched.
Great demo as always.
However what is the red guitar, sounds great!
Looks like a cross between a Suhr (body) Pacifica (inlays) and a Friedman (headstock design)
@@hollywoodactress cheers fella, it’s a Pilgrim guitars
@@TheStudioRats thanks. I have not heard of them but I will look them up
I love the tones you get with the black Strat... definitely my kind of vibe!
YES!! New Katana time and excellent TSR patches! Paul, you keep it knocking it out of the park with making these great sounds 🙌🏻
The Line Out Setting is going to be REALLY great for me just handing my phone to the front of house at a gig. They will love adjusting the digital mic positioning for themselves by just using my phone. So good!
Paul, You Make it REALLY SHINE!
My 100W Gen 3 arrived yesterday. I connected my 100W MKII to it using the Stereo Expand feature. Full stereo Gen 3 sound, and it sounds phenomenal.
Paul Drew is the official Katana Master on CZcams. It’s too early for a summation on all the new stuff, but to me, this is for new Katana users. The new features aren’t enough to stir my interests yet, but what do I know?
To this notion, I have a first gen katana 100. I was holding out on the Mk2 because I figured a new version would be out soon (glad I held off) and I want to upgrade not only for the newer preamp/sounds but also the FRFR function for my Quad Cortex. Should I get the Gen3 or should I start looking for a used Mk2 now that the Gen3 is out? Would love to hear Paul's take on this as well.
Awesome update. The phone editor looks just like the one I’ve been using for my Boss Cube Street so I’m glad it’s something I’m already familiar with and find really intuitive.
I’ll be waiting for the head version since I like to travel light.
Love the new TSR presets! Well done, Paul!
Glad you like them!
@@TheStudioRats where do you get the app
@@taxationistheft2.0BOSS TONE EXCHANGE.
Sounds amazing 🙌
Well that’s me screwed cuz I was only getting my head round mk11 as I’m a beginner and this just made everything even harder! Thanks boss
I really wish Boss would upgrade the waza headphones. There is so much they could do with them to integrate them into a project studio as monitors as well as practice tool but nothing since pre covid :-(
Boss hit the sweet-spot with the new Gen3!
Solid vid, thanks!!
I just got this amp yesterday and wow! I’m having a blast with it and haven’t even gone into the app yet.
have a new Katana Gen 3 on it's way....great video...thank you and THAT Strat is SO SICK!!!!!!!!....badass dude!!!!
To all combo amp manufacturers -- Aesthetics be damned. Bring the controls back to the front of the amp. Not the top front -- the front. I'm legally blind (READ: I have to be about 3" close to something to see it) and I DESPISE having to hunch my old man body over the amp to see the controls. And I hate that I'm confined to placing my amps in locations to where I need to have access to the tops of them to see said controls. I would love to go back to being able to place an amp under a table, desk, or in a rack.
TSR -- Great short look at the new Mk III's =)
I think the controls are on the top of the non-Artist Katanas so that all the sockets, circuits and controls can be mounted on a single plate that can be dropped in in one operation, helping to keep the manufacturing cost, and therefore the price, as low as possible. Unfortunately you have to go to the Artist models, where manufacturing costs don't have to be so tight, to get separate plates for the controls and sockets, and therefore front mounted controls.
@@philbrannigan5854 -- Thanks, Phil. Kind of what I figured. I may just have to start investing in some "antique" amps like I had in the '80s, lol.
@@swervature or a Katana Artist Gen 3 when it comes out 😁
@@philbrannigan5854 -- LOL! There ya go 😄
Tsr crunch sounds really good
For those just interested in "basic clean tone", my little experiment A/B'ing many models, was that my 1 series 100watt sounded superior due to having a well broken-in speaker. OTOH if you want features, its great that Boss keeps making this amp more and more user friendly.
I guess it’s not necessarily arpeggios I was talking about but it’s a type of lick you use often. There’s a lot of half steps or something in there. Very nice and unique as well.
As a huge Katana fan I think they’ve been napping a little with the development of gen 3. It sounds great, which is ultimately all that matters, but I feel they should’ve been braver with updating the Tone Studio software and recognise the seismic development in modellers since the Mk2 came out and have that evident in these amps.
I know it’s going to be a great amp though so I’m keen to see updates to the Artist/Artist Head.
They want to keep it affordable. Do you want it to be as complicated as a AxeFX-III, and cost $2,000? Most players don't need that. I think Boss hit the sweet-spot with this new Gen3.
Love your playing and your tone my man - also got your presets on S Gear LOL.. Got the Katana 100 Mk1, which is an amzing amp, I did a thorough walkthrough of the Tone Studio and all that hidden stuff which went down well. Anyway, love your stuff dude!
Cheers
Those tones are amazing Paul. Are they available for the GX-100?
Would like you to do a series of videos on how to get the sounds of certain amps from the Katanas - gen3 or mk2.
For example Vox chime then Marshall then Fender Princeton etc…
I am one of the USB recorders, but into a tablet. I could definitely use these upgrades.
Do you know if BOSS is going to implement some of these features or tone models into the newly released Katana GO?
My Artist MKII is but a year old in my possesion. Can't jump on this Gen 3 yet but it looks and sounds great!
You are getting even better sounds than before from this amp. Question, could that stereo headphone jack work as a stereo out to go front of house or it would not have enough volume to reach line level?
My other question, doesn’t the speaker stop working g when you go through the headphone jack?
Very good video and sound. Boss katana gen 3 vs spark 40, who's the best in your opinion?
I was totally expecting a line out feature with IR´s, but apparently that is still missing on gen 3?
i almost bought a mkII . i was consider to buy it , like a month or 2 month ago . but when i saw when they release mkII its like 4 or 5 years ago , theres no way they not drop the 3rd gen . ohhh , i am ready for thiss ..
I wish they did trade in...
Could you make some patches for the Katana Air EX? Your patches always sound amazing.
Yes!! I'm very excited and will change my 50MKII to a 100 or a 50 EX. Two questions I have is that the 100 have 8 channels and the EX 4+4, whatever that means in handling. Other thing is that the 100 sound rounder and fuller than the normal 50 but BOSS say that the EX have a developed speaker. I play and record a lot at home and really don't need 100 watt since I only play in 0.5 mode anyways.
The 100w Mk 2 and Gen 3 also have 4+4 presets; if you use a 50 EX (Mk 2 and I suspect the same with the Gen 3) you get 2 + 2 on the control panel but if you use the GAFC or even an Airstep pedal, you get access to 8 presets on the 50 EX (4 + 4)
Sorry I missed the live last night. I will be watching this
Also that guy from a few weeks ago was right a Mark3 was sue out soon
Paul did his best Sergeant Schultz impression during the livestream. All questions about the Gen 3 were met with something akin to "I know nothing!!"...
"but for a candy bar I might.." 😊
Very nice but if you had to choose between the Katana GEN 3 or the Marshall DSL 40cr which would it be?
Are there more USB routing options with this one? Would be nice to be able to route the in through my daw dry and through my plugins and out the speaker for instances.
The Katana has always been amazing, and I hate to complain about the one thing it doesn't do. But if they could make the Gen 3 headphone output stereo, couldn't they have made the Line Out stereo as well?
Can you use a looper and change the tone post mix ?
they missed another opportunity to allow us to turn off the cab simulation.
that would be massive for recording!
As I'm still relatively new to the Katana 100 mk2 (btw thanks for the patches, Paul) and haven't gigged it thoroughly yet, it's unlikely I'll be upgrading to the Katana Gen3 any time soon. The cynic in me wonders whether all these new Gen 3 features have actually been "kept in reserve" by Boss developers for some time, to "drip feed" them onto the market in new iterations of the Katana line, when mk 1 & 2 sales have peaked. This will always be the case with amp tech. I'm hoping the new Gen3 BTS features can be used by us MK2 owners but I have my doubts. On the plus side, there'll be a healthy market for s/hand Katanas
I was just looking to buy a gen 2 amp but then realised a gen 3 can't be very far away... and here it is.😃
Gen 4 coming shortly 😂
@@MickyWalnuts Gen4 is 4 years away.
I just returned a Gen Ii that I bought a week ago. I had previously owned one that got destroyed in Floodwater from Hurricane Ian. I could not get a good sound out of the box to save my life . Sounded terrible with strat or Les Paul, I don’t know if it was defective or what but it seems like it takes a lot of tweaking to get a good sound. Just my thoughts.
I totally love the Sound of the Tsr pushed patch. Does anybody know a patch that Sounds like this for the mk2?
As this video dropped I was actually purchasing a Tonex pedal😂
Excellent stuff Paul. No more need to use the phrase "moving on".
Is it true that BOSS unfortunately fixed the backdoor and in Gen 3 you no longer has access to SneakyAmps? So ~25 "unofficial" amp sounds from MKI/MKII are gone?
You make it sound good, to me they sound too digital (fractured) compared to any of my rigs. But as a budget practice amp they are great.
Katana reminds me of the Solid State version of Jake E Lee’s tone. They have a HUGE mid presence. Im probably goin with Catalyst- they have a lil bit more sag.
Great playin brother😎🎸
Get the Katana Gen3 head. It has a "Bloom" button. 😁
For the money (€339 over here) it is a nice amp (with 3 step power att.). A DSL-5 does €369 but has no fx (ok verb...) also 10". Do not like the looks of the Katana (Fender GTX looks a lot better and so does the DSL...) but sounds great for the money. Only have YT as reference but Katana is the benchmark with maybe the Fender 50XL (for the Fender tones).
Damnit. I just got a used mkII a few weeks ago.
Still a great amp
Not only that, if you get another Gen 3, you can run them together in stereo (as long as your MkII is not the 50).
Can the artist mkll be updated with gen 3 tones🤷♂️
Ok, cool stuff… but what is that slick looking Friedman guitar?! And I noticed you had one of his amps there in the back…
The guitar is a Pilgrim guitar
Paul, does the stereo expand feature work with a MK2 Katana? If so, it might make sense for me to buy a MK3 and use them both
I can’t see why not, stereo expand uses the 2nd Katana as a slave. It might be worth putting in a tech question to Boss.
I bought the 50 Mk2 from Amazon last December for 235 euros, the Gen 50 is listed at the moment at 339 euros. I think I would sooner buy a new Mk2 with that price difference.
Have you tested the Gen 3 with the patches you created for Gen 1&2. Do they saound differnt? Is it worth the upgrade if you have Gen 1 or Gen 2?
It’s definitely a better sounding amp to my ears
Does the Bluetooth connection allow for instant changing of effects and channels, or do you still need the foot switch for this on the fly experience?
You can change all with Bluetooth
Any idea if the gen 3 will support being paired with a 100w/MK1 in stereo expand?
Do Katana's sound better with Katana speakers, or can I expect an improvement running it through the usual Celestions, etc.?
I’ve tried a few different speakers with the Mk2, including a Celestion Neo Creamback and the Boss Waza G12 speaker. Both sound great but in all honesty there is so little in it I came to the conclusion that the stock Katana speaker is actually a really good speaker for this particular amp, so there is nothing wrong with sticking with it…
it can use other ir ?
I'm waiting for the Android app to be released
Do you still need a laptop or computer with Windows 10 or 11??
Boss Tone Studio Website - I do not see access for the Gen 3 amps. Am I missing something obvious? Would love to download these presets.
Can MK2 presets from the Boss Tone Exchange be used on the Gen3?
Gonna answer my own question here. Yes they can.
Such a missed opportunity. The katana Go has a small LCD screen that allows for a tuner and to see what effect is selected so you don't have to carry a crib sheet to see what effect "yellow" is. It's their own design! Why isn't it in the Katana? Such a shame.
Absolutely this. And having to pay extra for the Bluetooth adaptor is a greedy cash grab
Yes and bluetooth comes with its own potential problems. (see Line 6).
No mention of the Katana app? Looks like they're finally incorporating this. I'm not sure what took them this long. It gave an opening to companies like positive grid for the Spark.
I still think they should do digital. I think it's the way of the future.
You say no mention of the Katana app. Did you watch the video?
You must be blind and deaf😮
Here and in the Andertons video-this thing sounds as good or better than a lot of big dollar tube amps in videos from the same players. Which baffles me. I had the Mk 1 100w head, and later the Mk II Artist combo - i really wasn't satisfied with either. I keep thinking maybe i overshot myself by buying the bigger/more expensive versions and should have just bought the 'basic' Katana. And then another part of me just says there's a disconnect between demos and what i would get in my own experience. I just can't explain why. Oh, well-i kinda want a quick/simple amp for practice/noodling, but i guess i'll just keep using ToneX and Tonocracy with monitors. But, damn, Paul, you make this thing sound gooood.
Any amp on its own can sound great . Tube amps react a particular way which means ‘live’ they tend to sound rich and punch through the mix to where solid state hit a wall and dynamic response is compressed enough that you don’t cut through . In their own they sound great though
@@andrewslads Thanks for the explanation, but this wasn't what i was discussing. After the Katana Mk II Artist, i bought a Fender Deluxe Reverb, and i used to have tube amps back in my younger days. My comment was about same scenarios, these demo videos, which match my own home-only use, for practice and ostensibly recording, with no live application. And any "mix" issues would be dealt with in engineering/at the mix stage. Compression isn't really a part of what i was referring to. Just simple/basic tone, frequencies that either annoy or please me, and the nuances of harmonics and how strings 'sing' or don't.
@@CentaurusRelax314 sorry ! I just realised that I read only the first part of your reply. You could try the blackstar amped 3 , I have one and plug it into Bluetooth speaker as well as cab when gigging . Sounds good . A lot of demos show its metal capabilities but it’s got a great crunch and I use it as my main amp . Also has fx loop and is fairly portable . The models are better than these. Tube amps are more inconsistent and it’s important to match wattage with intended use . Marshall’s for example ( jubilee ) sound absolutely awful unless cranked , but others more consistent like the blackstar HT series. Most tube amps will suck for home application . There’s always a compromise . HT5 isn’t bad . Fender deluxe reverb is gonna be pointless at 40 watts. Also master volume tube amps will always sound ok at room practise volumes .
@@andrewslads Thanks for the re-reply and suggestion. But, i think i'm content now. After the Katanas, i bought the Deluxe Reverb, to purge my 'insecurity' and doubts about using solid state instead of tubes. But, even though the Deluxe was quite nice clean, and pretty good with pedals for low-medium gain, i was never able to get satisfying high gain tones. The Van Halen brown sound and 80s metal tones were quite important to me, and high gain pedals just didn't work with the Deluxe, either because of the Deluxe's inherent tone or the speaker itself. So, i sold that and switched to running ToneX/Amplitube and Tonocracy on a Macbook. With a pair of modest JBL 5" monitors, it sounds fantastic, i have 'all the amps' and don't have to try to recreate a Marshall stack with a pedal into a Fender combo. Every once in a while, i'll tune into a demo of an inexpensive modeling amp-this, the Blackstars, the Catalyst-because i'm still (mildly) interested in the idea of having a simpler/quicker/more immediate practice and noodling device, but that's really just GAS and the smallest interest in finding even a few seconds of efficiency between the moments of deciding to play and getting a tone. With the laptop, though, i have really only been playing one amp model the last few weeks, and absolutely loving it, just going from 9:00 on the gain dial to noon.
Oh, regarding the "most tube amps will suck for home application"-with the Deluxe Reverb, i have a Bugera passive attenuator that really did the trick, simply and inexpensively. I was able to run the amp at 6 or 7 with very comfortable 'tv volumes.' In another (very brief) situation, i once played an EVH 5150 100w amp at the NAMM show, at ridiculously low volume, and it sounded fantastic. But, i'm a person who has lived in big city apartments all my adult life-the last 35 years-and i'm used to low-volumes, so i don't need pants-flapping to make happy sounds. Some amps, for certain, are better at doing what they do at low volumes than others that really need to be cranked to get the tubes working.
wonder if there will be a GEN 3 katana Go?
Unlikely since they just released that like a month ago. Same with the new Katana Air EX.
So, a separate version of the tone studio app from mkII? Essentially they killed off the mkII line now, no new features or improvements? Boss should perhaps think a bit more sustainably and long-term.
it's a money grab.. sustainability doesn't help profits long term.. now go out there and dump your mk2 in the bin and buy a mk3.. and in a few years, you can do it all again.. be a good consumer and don't question it.. spend spend spend.
They have not stopped supporting MK II. But they stopped making them, having improved them with Gen 3.
@@markdouglas8073 supporting as in continue improving them with fixes and features is probably not planned, though, and the Tone Studio v 2 is "feature complete". I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
Are patches created on the Gen3 backward compatible with Mk2?
They are not, but mk2 patches can be loaded on gen 3
Blimey.
Sorry, until they put an effects loop in the Katana 50 I'll keep my mk2...
I have an Artist I might get the 50 Ex
If you have an Artist MkII you could run them in stereo.
Will you trademark “flubby bottom” as a Katana patch name?
Flubby bottom girls make the rockin' world go 'round.
They still havent done it through an app and bluetooth connection.
Can't believe they still haven't added a wireless receiver with it as they do on the their little practice amps 🤷♂️
Not enough to make me upgrade from my artist mk2
They did add the Bluetooth on the rear of the amp. It is an optional dongle (same one used on the GX-100 or Dual Cube LX).
@@markdouglas8073
I know they are selling the Bluetooth with the gen3 which is a complete rip-off. I was talking about a wireless system so you don't need a guitar cable to the amp just plug and play.
You just bet the Gen 4 will have that
👍
It seems that what it can do is getting more attention than how it sounds
Hello. Need help! I just ordered the mk2, I can cancel it. Should I wait for gen 3??
Gen 3 in stock at Sweetwater right now!
@@jamdalf4343 yeah but i live in India and idk how long it will take to launch here
I would get gen 3
@@TheStudioRats Aight, thanks for your reply.
Cancel or return and get the upgrade.
oh come on i just bought my mk2
song?? 7:40
Does the Airstep work with G3?
I can’t see why not, but you’ll have to check with xsonic
You will need a USB-C to C cable since they changed the USB port on the rear from B to C. The problem with the AIRSTEP is you cannot use it and the USB line to your computer at the same time for recording. I did get a USB A/B switcher hub (meant for printers) so I can keep both plugged in and switch with a button push. I have nit tried a Y splitter cable. Actually, I just got the Morningstar MC6 Pro MIDI controller to replace the AIRSTEP using the MIDI IN on my Artist.
All about not enough....wont change my Artist MK2 for this one...pretty disapointed about this new Gen3...does not offer a lot more...
By the way Boss could be cool if you change the look...Marshall is planning to make a run at Boss in the future with a new line of non tube amps...to be followed
I dislike black gear, so I modded my two Katana Artists with vinyl spray paint (for auto interiors). One is beige and the other is white. I changed the grille cloth to beige. It was fun and they look great.
Where did you hear about the new. Marshall amps?? I’d like to know more
In 24 they will launch new line to comoete with Boss with kind of a nanotube tech...a la Fender Tonemaster@@bradbaker4679
@@bradbaker4679 My Long and Mcquade dealer here in Québec...Marshall is releasing à New and improve DSL line with a new attenuator....or efficient Master..
Also a new line of Solid State/digital line replacing the Code...kinda Tonemaster like...no frills but good sound and the Marshall look
Wow, gotta say I'm really disappointed with how little is being offered with the new Katanas over the older Mk II. Maybe in 10 years when the Mk V comes out i'll consider making the upgrade
So is this better than Line 6 Catalyst 60????
I’ve never tried one I’m afraid
By a million miles. The Cat is clearly an attempt to cash in on the popularity of the Kat but is a really lame attempt by Line 6 to compete. My biggest gripe, and the reason I sold my Cat is that the FX loop is fixed in place before the time based fx, so you simply can’t use a looper in the fx loop while also using delay, as any loop you’ve recorded then turns to mush as soon as you turn the delay on
First!
Back with my opinions in a bit. (I bet you can't wait...)
OK, great review (preview?), although It would have been nice to get a bit of a better view of the unit itself.
The review mentions the Katana 50, but the model you have appears to be the Katana 100?
About the Katana Mk3:
Bluetooth, inevitable, but great to see. You didn't say, but it looks to be optional using the BT-DUAL module? I'm fine with that.
I'm glad to see more amp tones, and also pleased they continue to use their own model names rather than push (pun intended) them as a clone of specific real amps.
The Pushed amp sounds great, and right up my street.
I like the new BTS and glad they've not gone with awful full-on skeuomorphic icons taking up half the screen with fiddly controls, but the new icons are appreciated.
Also, the new routing flexibility and the new line out, etc. stuff looks, and sounds, great.
A lot of it sounds similar to the old model to my ears, over CZcams, but I sepect a lot of the improvements are to "feel", so I look forward to trying one out.
Good Stuff.
No interest in a combo, must check if a head version is available
Not yet, coming soon
@TheStudioRats bizarrely enough the list price for the head is more expensive than the combo
The 100 watt Head is available at Guitar Center (USA) already and Artist Head is coming soon.
Nice! But this heavy duty box design could be changed. It is still ugly. 😅
Great video , great playing (as always) but that Amp is a disappointment, not much differences (quite frankly sounds are similar) from the previous version, a useless stereo option and ... in 2024 ... you need to pay for the bluetooth ??? Boss come on ! Would you pay on a brand new car for the ABS, AC or electric windows ? nope, not for me ... I pass.
Never
2:26 aaaaand I lost all interest. Fck phone apps.
To complicated
F boss what about the people who bought the original.. I’ll never by anything by them again.👈🏻
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This is ridiculous! haha How da hell does a $300 NON tube amp sound like a $2000+ tube amp? Is there post trickery going on? ha
No
@@TheStudioRats Thanks. This tube snob is going to buy one and hear for himself.