BOSS
Boss HF-2 High Band Flanger Pedal JAPAN
- SKU:
- BOSSHF2U
- UPC:
- HF2
- MPN:
- HF2
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Description
This unit is in excellent condition, but has cosmetic wear and tear on the enclosure. Otherwise in perfect working order.
Produced in Japan and Taiwan in the '80s, the Boss HF-2 Hi Band Flanger is designed to combine your original signal with the delayed signal shifted one octave up. This creates a unique flange that sounds a bit like the Boss BF-2, but far brighter and cleaner. Tweak your flanger with four simple controls to get the shimmer or languid, soupy sound you want - the Manual, Depth, Rate, and Res controls are sure to get you the singular flanger sound you're looking for.
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