Boss XS-100 PolyShifter Pitch Effects Pedal - Mint, Open Box

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Explore Ultimate Expression with the Boss XS-100 PolyShifter Pitch Effects Pedal The Boss XS-100 Poly Shifter sets a new benchmark in polyphonic pitch-shifting effects. This groundbreaking flagship pedal delivers ultimate flexibility and matchless audio quality while maintaining the instrument’s natural feel and tone. Seamless pitch shifting with onboard expression pedal, combined with drop/capo retune capabilities Brand-new algorithm leverages ultra-fast attack and response, preserving clarity, technique, and instrument character Polyphonic pitching delivers stunning, glitch-free performance, even when playing full chords or fast melodic lines Extensive side parameters let you fine-tune the pedal's behavior to suit your unique playing dynamics and technique Natural-sounding pitch shifter pairs well with other effects Fully supports bass frequencies Durable design ensures stable operation for gigging Dual pitch-shift options: expression pedal enables seamless, real-time transitions, and Tune Down switch delivers instant interval leaps Effect switch allows expression pedal control with up to ±4 octaves of range; toe switch (EXP1) assignable for instant pitch shifts Tune Down switch enables instant retune or Detune function with pitch variations up to ±50 cents Adjustable expression pedal curve to suit player’s preference Recallable 30 memories for controlling multiple settings Easy parameter editing with graphic LCD MIDI I/O for comprehensive control CTL 1, 2/EXP 2 jack for external footswitch or expression pedal control Independent analog dry through output SPECIFICATIONS Size (mm): 147 x 230 x 72 Size (inches): 5-13/16 x 9-1/16 x 3-13/16 Weight (kg): 1.7kg Weight (lb): 3lb 12oz In the Box AC adaptor Leaflet (“Using the Unit Safely,” “Important Notes,” and “Information”) Rubber foot x 4 Manufacturer: Boss Model: XS-100 SKU: I829919-GA260918-9-WHXA UPC: 761294520697 We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Was