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Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Electric Guitar Distortion Pedal Expired
$100
$149.00
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Various Retailers have Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Electric Guitar Distortion Pedal on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free.
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Available from: Key Features
Thanks to Community Member GeekPriest for finding this deal.
Available from: Key Features
- Special edition Waza Craft pedal for the ultimate BOSS tone experience
- Newly revised two-stage gain circuit with discrete analog components
- Standard mode delivers the legendary sound of the original DS-1
- Custom mode provides fatter distortion tones with focused midrange and increased touch response
- Versatile Tone knob provides wide-ranging frequency control fine-tuned for each mode
- Two modes offer increased versatility when the pedal is used as a gain booster
- Premium buffer for clean and clear tone when bypassed
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- This price is $50 less (33% savings) than the listed retail price, marked down at most retailers.
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- Boss 5 Year Limited Warranty
- 4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 25 customer reviews
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Edited December 6, 2023
at 11:08 PM
Amazon has the Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Distortion Pedal for $100.
The Classic BOSS Distortion, Enhanced with Waza Craftsmanship introduced in 1978 among the earliest models in the BOSS compact series, the orange DS-1 redefined the sound of distortion and remains as influential today as ever. Its hard-edged attack and smooth sustain have made it the best-selling compact effect to date, and its distinctive tone is behind the signature sounds of a long list of rock and alternative icons. With the DS-1W, this legendary stomp joins other BOSS classics in the Waza Craft series, fusing the look and character of the original with a newly revised discrete all-analog circuit for expanded range and versatility.
https://www.amazon.com/Boss-DS-1W...B0BHMZYG1B
Others with it at this price:
Guitar Center [guitarcenter.com]
B&H [bhphotovideo.com]
The Classic BOSS Distortion, Enhanced with Waza Craftsmanship introduced in 1978 among the earliest models in the BOSS compact series, the orange DS-1 redefined the sound of distortion and remains as influential today as ever. Its hard-edged attack and smooth sustain have made it the best-selling compact effect to date, and its distinctive tone is behind the signature sounds of a long list of rock and alternative icons. With the DS-1W, this legendary stomp joins other BOSS classics in the Waza Craft series, fusing the look and character of the original with a newly revised discrete all-analog circuit for expanded range and versatility.
https://www.amazon.com/Boss-DS-1W...B0BHMZYG1B
Others with it at this price:
Guitar Center [guitarcenter.com]
B&H [bhphotovideo.com]
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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 41 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Distortion Pedal |
| Manufacturer: | Boss |
| Model Number: | DS-1W |
| Product SKU: | B0BHMZYG1B |
| UPC: | 761294519325 |
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When I got the guitar (a single cut Les Paul design), the pickup toggle switch didn't work. When I informed them, they basically expected me to go through a lengthy troubleshooting process I had no time for. So they basically wanted ME to do the "55 point inspection" after I bought the guitar that was supposed to have a "55 point inspection".
The right thing to do was just replace the guitar.
While this one is a factory mod, there are multiple options for this little orange pedal, which are everywhere for about $35 on the used market.
Check out the Keeley Seeing Eye mod. Another of my favorites is the mods for the blue Blues Driver pedal.
The parts cost next to nothing, usually under $2, and takes about 30 minutes to an hour of assembly and soldering. Great way to get into electronics mods and get some great tone for pennies.
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Why sweetwater? Are the returns easier?
Sweetwater is not too large of a company (it doesn't seem like anyway) and they send candy and call to ask how your delivery went and if you received everything. If you plan on returning, I'd go through a different larger company so this one doesn't eat any costs.
I bought an ESP LTD EC-1000FR from Sweetwater over another retailer because they claim to put the guitars through a 55 point inspection. I'm a consultant so extremely busy with frequent travel. That's why I wanted the peace of mind of buying something I knew was thoroughly checked.
When I got the guitar (a single cut Les Paul design), the pickup toggle switch didn't work. When I informed them, they basically expected me to go through a lengthy troubleshooting process I had no time for. So they basically wanted ME to do the "55 point inspection" after I bought the guitar that was supposed to have a "55 point inspection".
The right thing to do was just replace the guitar.
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While this one is a factory mod, there are multiple options for this little orange pedal, which are everywhere for about $35 on the used market.
Check out the Keeley Seeing Eye mod. Another of my favorites is the mods for the blue Blues Driver pedal.
The parts cost next to nothing, usually under $2, and takes about 30 minutes to an hour of assembly and soldering. Great way to get into electronics mods and get some great tone for pennies.
https://www.wane.com/news/investm...of-growth/
Agree. Sweetwater is a big tanker. I bet they are larger in volume sales than Guitar Center's cousin Musician's Friend.
In regard to pricing, you can get better deals and service (including pre-purchase photos) from independent smaller retailers especially in no sales tax states.