#BOSS KATANA 50 MK2 ES SOFTWARE#

Updated BOSS Tone Studio software for customizing your sound with over 60 different BOSS effects, channel and global EQs, adjustable routing, and much more.

Dedicated Pedal FX for foot-controlled wah and pedal bend.

Five independent effects sections (Booster, Mod, FX, Delay, and Reverb), with three selectable variations in each.

#BOSS KATANA 50 MK2 ES PLUS#

Five unique amp characters (Clean, Crunch, Lead, Brown, and Acoustic), plus newly voiced variations for each.Tube Logic design approach produces class-defying power, authoritative punch, and cutting presence.Stage-ready 100-watt combo amp with a custom 12-inch speaker.The usability has been ramped up too, with a power amp input for modelers and multi-FX, easy stereo expansion for dual amp setups, updated editor software, and many other enhancements. And the onboard effects categories have been expanded from three to five, providing even more real-time processing to choose from. Newly voiced variations are now available for all five amp characters, doubling the tonal options. It’s going to be hard to fake it.THE EVOLUTION OF A MODERN CLASSICKatana MkII takes the acclaimed Katana guitar amp series to the next level, turbocharging the core platform with more sounds, more effects, and more features. Higher gain tones cover up a lot of things and can be easier to duplicate, but loud and clean is a bit like taking the stage naked. One problem with replicating someone’s Fender clean tone is it is a very revealing signal chain, so your guitar, hand technique, and even pick selections are going to be fairly audible. Don’t ignore the tone and volume knobs on the guitar either.

#BOSS KATANA 50 MK2 ES PATCH#

You might consider a mid boost, like a Tube screamer pedal or patch with gain set low, or use EQ, to fatten things up a bit. The BB sound and many others (SRV Freddy King etc.) are Fender blackface or silverface amps that are fairly clean, maybe pushed to the edge of breakup. A lot of blues Strat players use the neck pickup, but the middle is also frequently used for a more cutting solo. That said, you can still get a “good” tone. There is no patch, pedal or magic settings that will make a Strat into a katana sound like Lucille into a cranked Fender. The guitar plays a significant role, as do both your right and left hands. Sorry, but the amp and pedals are only a small portion of the overall tone. I am losing my settings every time I power down the amp so I am leaving it on all the time! Perhaps because the 50 is more of a beginner's amp (under $300) there aren't a lot of owners here? But wow, it's powerful, it can even emulate tube amp vibes. I just thought I'd post my question here on BGU figuring there'd be ppl who own the 50, but I will post it on FB (I hate FB) and look on Reddit. Of course I don't have BB's strong, big fingers for vibrato.Here's examples:

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In fact there's a Facebook group, and another one on Reddit, where famous guitar geeks offer for free or cheap 'patches' to download to your 50 (and I'm still figuring out how to do it where it's saved) and that's how you get the sound you want of any style or famous guitarist. So in theory, and it's way over my head tech wise, you can buy a cheap guitar at a pawn shop and if you know how to tweak the settings in Tone Central, you can create the sound coming out of a Lucille, or any sound you want. So this line of amps simulates their various pedals, one model allows a foot switch to be connected to it. Knowing what I do about marketing, I bet that Boss saw the writing on the wall, worried about the future of their pedal sales. played 8's? But the thing about the Boss Katana 50 amp is that you connect it to your laptop and using the Boss Tone Central, you can tweak the hell out of all the settings, many of the settings I never heard of (and I just retired from 44 years in the film/video/TV business), it's more in the realm of an audio studio engineer:

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