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1. The description texts have been generated from our Japanese site by automatic translation.
Instrument or music terms are often not translated correctly, so please let us know if you have any questions.

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Product Details

A distortion pedal that has reigned supreme since the early days of BOSS, the leading manufacturer of effects pedals in Japan, has arrived.

The DS-1, the first distortion pedal to debut in 1978.

With its wide range of gain and tone controls, it can produce not only sharp, deep distortion but also mild drive.

It is versatile and suitable for a wide range of genres and playing styles.

This unit is an early model equipped with the TA7136AP op-amp, and has a slightly thicker sound and more defined tone than current models.

While maintaining its easy-to-use feel, it is a pedal that can also be used for heavier backing and cutter lead tones.

Units made in Japan and equipped with this op-amp are rare on the market, and their value is increasing year by year!

If you are looking for one, don't miss this opportunity!

*When powering this product with a power adapter, please use an ACA-compatible adapter. It may not function properly with a standard adapter.

[Condition]
There are minor scratches and paint chips from use, but no other significant damage is visible.
Of course, it is in perfect working order.

Operational Amplifier: TA7136AP ACA specification

Serial Number: #279300
Our Management Number: UM443

[Accessories]
Main unit only

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There is a chance they might be sold out.

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