BOSS ME-50 Guitar Multiple Effects COSM Metallic Blue Guitar Effect Pedal Taiwan

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Reverty Used Guitars Japan — every instrument inspected, set up, and played before listing. BOSS ME-50 Guitar Multiple Effects - COSM Floor Multi-Effects Pedal The BOSS ME-50 is a floor-based multi-effects unit designed around dedicated knobs for each effect section, so tones are dialed in directly without menu navigation. Produced from 2003 to 2009, it remains a practical all-in-one board for players who want COSM overdrive/distortion, modulation, delay and reverb in a single rugged metal chassis. This particular unit is marked MODEL ME-50 / SER. NO. BR48967 / MADE IN TAIWAN on the rear panel label, and comes with its original box. == SPECIFICATIONS == - Brand: BOSS (Roland) - Model: ME-50 Guitar Multiple Effects - Production years of this model: 2003-2009 - Country of Manufacture: Taiwan (as printed on the unit) - Serial Number: BR48967 - Color: Metallic Blue - Effect Sections: Tone Modify, Compressor, NS (Noise Suppressor), Reverb, Overdrive/Distortion, Modulation, Delay - Preset Patches: 30 - Footswitches: Three (OD/DS, MOD, DELAY), with Tuner and Memory Mode functions - Expression Pedal: Volume, or Wah / Resonance / Voice / Ring Mod / +1 Octave / -1 Octave - Connections: INPUT, GUITAR AMP L (MONO) / R, LINE/PHONES, AUX IN, FOOT SW, DC IN - Power: BOSS PSA-series AC adaptor or six AA batteries == CONDITION == Overall: Excellent - Chassis / Panel: No prominent scratches; paint and panel graphics are clean and legible - Footswitches: Light scuffs and marks on the rubber footswitch tops (visible in the photos) - Base plate: Light marks near the corner protectors - Electronics: All effect sections switch and operate correctly Please review all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. All photos are of the actual unit for sale. == INCLUDED == - Original box - No AC adaptor and no batteries are included == WHY THIS PEDAL == The ME-50 is the ME-series model most often chosen by players who dislike menu diving: every section has its own knobs, and the