MESSE07: Performance-Based Effects For Guitar And Bass

Boss launch the ME-20 and ME20B multi-fx floor units      30/03/07
MESSE07: Performance-Based Effects For Guitar And Bass


Boss has expanded its ME series multi-effects family with the ME-20, which they tell us is a powerful multi-effects unit optimized for live performance. They say that it is easy to use and road tough, providing world-class overdrive, distortion, delay, chorus, phaser, flanger, tremolo, rotary, and EQ effects, taking the Boss performance-based philosophy to a very affordable price point.

ME-20 Features

  • Performance-based guitar processor for the player who wants an ultra-easy interface with BOSS tone and quality
  • New super-tough metal chassis with 3 footswitches, 5 real-time control knobs, and expression pedal
  • EZ Edit for quick sound creation
  • OD/DS Solo function for punchy and high-impact lead tone
  • 30 user memory locations in addition to real-time operation
  • Battery or AC powered


The second new offering in the ME series is the ME-20B. With the same performance-based design as its guitar-focused ME-20 counterpart, the ME-20B is aimed at the performing bassist who wants stage-friendly effects and solid construction at an affordable price. Boss sy the user can mix, match, and customize a wide variety of effects, including compressor, overdrive, distortion, T-Wah, phaser, flanger, chorus, delay, reverb, defretter, synth, and more.

ME-20B Features

  • Performance-based bass processor for the player who wants an easy-to-use interface with BOSS tone and quality
  • New super-tough metal chassis with 3 footswitches, 5 realtime control knobs, and expression pedal
  • EZ Edit for quick sound creation
  • Unique effects such as Synth, Octave, Defretter, and more
  • BASS ENHANCE function for instant presence boost
  • 30 user memory locations in addition to realtime operation
  • Battery or AC powered

Pricing and Availability:
Available June 2007. Pricing TBA.

More information:

  • www.roland.com

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