BOSS KATANA 100 MK2 2X12 SERIES

Power Amp InĪll Katana models will now be able to take high-end multi-effects and modellers via the dedicated ‘power amp in’. Aside from your ‘standard modulations’ you’ll also have access to octave and pitch-shifting effects. You now have access to 65 effects, an increase on the 55 available on the MK1. This will set you back around $90 but a worthwhile investment. Boss Katana has five different amp types, including clean, acoustic, lead, crunch, and brown. Champion 100 has 2×12 Special Design Speakers, while the Boss Katana 100 uses 12 custom speakers. Control with GA-FC Foot ControllerĮxclusive to the 100-watt models, the amps features can be fully controlled with the GA-FC. The power output of both the Fender Champion 100 and Boss Katana is 100 Watts. Throw your pedalboard away! The MKII includes new dual effects pots to give you individual control of each effect, as well as on/off options. The 5 new amp sounds are designed to give a greater variation in tone whilst still remaining thick sounding: Each sound provides a different sonic character and can be easily switched between making it even more flexible for those players who jump between styles. The Fender Champion is 100 cheaper though. Spend the time to dial it in as it will be worth it. Get in the editor and tweak all the settings. It’s hard to argue against buying a Katana, especially at the price. Now I have a nice stereo rig if I need it. A few days ago my Katana 100 Mk2 arrived. Ive always said I love the Katana and will definitely get the Katana 100 2x12. All that being said, the Katana gets most of the playing time these days. Thread starter apm1991 Start date Which 100 watt 2x12 solid combo amp Boss Katana 100 - 499 Votes: 11 64.7. Variation ButtonĪn additional 5 new amp sounds (on top of those featured in the MKI). Fender Champion 100 2x12 vs BOSS Katana 100 2x12. The new editor allows you greater control over your built in effects and features in the MKII. Staying true to the aspects players loved in the MKI, Boss have rather cleverly added new features whilst leaving the basics untouched, even down to the look and lightweight of the original.

There's even single-cable stereo operation for running dual Katanas from the stage - the perfect way to fill space in a single-guitar outfit.The question is – is the MKII all that different to MKI?īoss certainly made an impact with the first series, and it’s clear they’ve built on this foundation with the second.

New amp variations and access to 60 timeless BOSS effects within the BOSS Tone Studio editor make the 100/212 MkII a tone tweaker's holiday. Cab-emulated outputs and monitoring make the BOSS Katana 100/212 MkII a truly silent stage and studio guitar solution, while multi-channel footswitch support provides hands-free remote access to every sound in your arsenal. The direct sound can be shaped with three different Air Feel settings, which are accessible from BOSS Tone Studio. And whether you're interested in accessing its pummeling hundred-watt output section and platform-perfect 12' speakers to amplify your existing modelers and preamps, or in building your dream tones from the ground up to the create the ultimate all-in-one gig and practice solution, take it from Music Bliss - the Katana 100/212 MkII is a powerful tool in the hands of any electric or acoustic player. The Katana-100 MkII features line, USB, and phones/recording outputs with mic’d cabinet emulation, letting you send mix-ready amp tones to a PA system, computer DAW, or headphones.

BOSS KATANA 100 MK2 2X12 SERIES

The BOSS Katana 100/212 MkII is the latest installation in BOSS's esteemed line of Katana Series amplifiers.

Boss katana 100 mk2 2x12