Emma Ruth Rundle discusses artistic identity, These Killing Times, and the enduring role of BOSS and Roland gear in her creative process.
The Juliana Theory founding member and guitarist discusses his new solo project and the BOSS gear that has been with him every step of the way.
“Paint It Black” is a landmark Rolling Stones single, known for its haunting sound and distinctive instrumentation. Learn how to capture the grief-stricken tone with the BOSS Katana.
Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid” is 2:48 of relentless nervous energy. Learn the licks and snag the tone with the BOSS Katana.
Explore wireless AND LOOPING
Find out how global superstar Ariana Grande uses the BOSS RC-505 in her new Vevo video series and learn about her looping history.
Break down the differences between the RC-300 and RC-600. Then, learn how the RC-600 takes the BOSS loop station legacy to the next level.
With its two tracks, versatile drum grooves, and rhythmic effects, the RC-500 is the perfect creative companion. Discover how to utilize it.
Whether you have volume issues because you live in an apartment, have young kids, tour, or travel, Waza Air is the perfect practice companion.
A wireless expression pedal opens up worlds of creativity. Learn how the EV-1-WL can expand your sound by controlling effects parameters.
The Ultimate BOSS Katana Buyer’s Guide
Katana combines precision engineering, breakthrough technology, and decades of experience to produce its sound. Explore the whole series.
Reverberations: Emma Ruth Rundle
Emma Ruth Rundle discusses artistic identity, These Killing Times, and the enduring role of BOSS and Roland gear in her creative process.
Reverberations: Josh Fiedler of The Juliana Theory
The Juliana Theory founding member and guitarist discusses his new solo project and the BOSS gear that has been with him every step of the way.
Patch Work: “Paint It Black” by the Rolling Stones
“Paint It Black” is a landmark Rolling Stones single, known for its haunting sound and distinctive instrumentation. Learn how to capture the grief-stricken tone with the BOSS Katana.
Patch Work: “Paranoid” by Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid” is 2:48 of relentless nervous energy. Learn the licks and snag the tone with the BOSS Katana.
Reverberations: Joshua Mobaraki of Wet Leg
Wet Leg guitarist and keyboardist Joshua Mobaraki unpacks his BOSS-driven rig, including the WAZA Tube Amp Expander Core, ES-8, and TU-3.
Ten Reasons Every Katana Amp Owner Needs a KATANA:GO
Already in the Katana ecosystem? The KATANA:GO is your next step. This pocket-sized powerhouse lets you plug in and play anywhere.
What is the WAZA Tube Amp Expander?
Harness the full expressive power of your favorite tube guitar amplifiers with these powerful stage and studio tools.
Ten Reasons Every Guitarist Needs a Katana-Mini X
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, the Katana-Mini X empowers you to get creative and play anywhere, anytime.
Patch Work: “Supermassive Black Hole” by Muse
“Supermassive Black Hole” was a commercial and critical success. Read about the seductively sleek rocker and learn to get its sound with the BOSS Katana.
Patch Work: “Texas Hold ‘Em” by Beyoncé
Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em” highlights the Houston native’s Southern roots and distinctive country style. Learn the song’s key chords and embellishments.
The Complete Guide to Acoustic Guitar Amplifiers
From livestreams to venues, a great acoustic guitar amp will power up a performance while retaining the unplugged vibe.
Reverberations: Bakithi Kumalo
Four-string icon Bakithi Kumalo talks about township beginnings, playing with Paul Simon, and encouraging the next generation of musicians.
Patch Work: “One Step Closer” by Linkin Park
With heavy riffs and rap-rock vocals, “One Step Closer” unleashed Linkin Park onto the mainstream. Capture its tone with the BOSS Katana.
Patch Work: “I’m Not Okay (I Promise)” by My Chemical Romance
“I’m Not Okay (I Promise)” is a defining track in the MCR repertoire. Learn about the iconic song and get its tone with the BOSS Katana.
Patch Work: “No One Knows” by Queens of the Stone Age
Gritty, slinky, and incredibly catchy, “No One Knows” rocketed Queens of the Stone Age to the top. Capture its tone with the BOSS Katana.
Expanding the Functionality of the DUAL CUBE LX
DUAL CUBE LX is a desktop powerhouse. Here are some must-have accessories to take this portable amp to the next level.
Four Fun DUAL CUBE LX Tips
The DUAL CUBE LX can reactivate a guitarist’s creative spark. Here are four fun options for this compact desktop amp.
Maximizing the DUAL CUBE LX Portable Guitar Amplifier
The BOSS DUAL CUBE LX builds on the legacy of the globally popular series. Learn to get the most out of this small yet mighty amp.
Patch Work: “Where the Streets Have No Name” by U2
This U2 classic created a new breed of effects-based guitar hero. Learn how to capture its dotted-eighth magic and tone with the BOSS Katana.
Patch Work: “Blue Orchid” by the White Stripes
“Blue Orchid” is a highlight of the White Stripes’ catalog. Read about the alternative classic and how to get its sound with the BOSS Katana.
EXPLORE PEDALS
Emma Ruth Rundle discusses artistic identity, These Killing Times, and the enduring role of BOSS and Roland gear in her creative process.
Skunk Anansie guitarist Ace reveals the all-BOSS “workhorse” pedalboard behind his live sound and why the GT-1000 remains his top fly rig.
The musical surrealist revisits everything from a Summer of Love adolescence to pedal preferences and the origins of his melodic existentialism.
Karnivool’s Drew Goddard and Mark Hosking reflect on nearly three decades of creativity, curiosity, and sonic exploration.
The Juliana Theory founding member and guitarist discusses his new solo project and the BOSS gear that has been with him every step of the way.