Boss KATANA-100/212

Boss Katana KTN-100/212 100W 2x12 Guitar Combo Amplifier

the BOSS Katana 100/212 combo amplifier represents a new generation of flexible amplifiers for practice and performance. A set of familiar controls allow for fast tone shaping, and you can use the BOSS Tone Studio editor software to further customize your amp settings and effects. The Katana 100/212 is also equipped with a tilt-back stand so you can hear the amp better, and an adjustable Power Control that allows you to achieve cranked-amp tone at lower volume levels. For a does it all amplifier for electric and acoustic-electric guitar, you definitely need to check out the BOSS Katana 100/212 combo amp.

Features

• Stage-ready 100-watt combo amp with two custom 12-inch speakers
• Five unique amp characters: Clean, Crunch, Lead, Brown (derived from the Waza amp), and Acoustic (for acoustic-electric guitars)
• Choose from a huge selection of customizable effects and effect routing configurations with the BOSS Tone Studio editor software
• Dedicated gain, EQ, presence, and effects controls for adjusting sounds quickly
• Eight Tone Setting memories for storing and recalling all amp and effect settings
• Power Control for achieving cranked-amp tone and dynamic response at low volumes
• Three Cabinet Resonance types for fine-tuning the tone and feel
• Mic’d cabinet emulation on the line, USB, and phones/recording outputs, with customizable tone via three Air Feel settings
• Channel and global parametric EQs for refined sound shaping
• Built-in tilt stand for optimal monitoring and sound projection
• Pro setups available at BOSS Tone Central

Katana Version 3 Newly Added Features

Effects selection expanded to 61 different types; Roland DC-30 Analog Chorus-Echo, BOSS GE-10 Graphic Equalizer, and 95E pedal wah added

Assign favorite effects parameters to the front-panel effects knobs

Control assignable effects parameters from up to three expression pedals (connected via the rear panel and/or GA-FC foot controller)

Record with stereo mod, EQ, delay, and reverb effects in a DAW via USB