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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

We've received a shipment of the BOSS PN-2, an older model tremolo pedal from BOSS, Japan's leading effects pedal brand.

This pedal, which debuted in the 1990s as BOSS's first compact tremolo pedal, offers a wide range of tremolo sounds. The RATE, DEPTH, and two waveform switches allow for diverse sound creation.

It can handle everything from subtle, soft tremolo to intense, machine-gun-like tremolo.

The pedal's most distinctive feature is its built-in panning effect.

Panning is an effect that alternates the output of sound between the left and right stereo channels.

While there isn't much difference in effect from tremolo when outputting in mono, when outputting in stereo, it allows for the distinctive effect of alternating sound output from the left and right speakers.

Currently, it's a rare model with limited market availability and soaring prices.

It's expected to become even more difficult to obtain in the future, so if you're looking for one, don't miss this opportunity!

[Condition]
There are some scuffs, scratches, and paint chips due to use, but it is in good condition for a used item.
Of course, it works without any problems, so it is a bargain for those who do not mind signs of use.

Serial Number: #AC01961
Our Management Number: UMM99

[Accessories]
Main unit only

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