While you can change up settings from your PC, Boss is pretty proud of the fact that there's no menus or screens on the amp.
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Plus it can be used as an audio interface, so you can capture your jams straight to your favorite DAW. And it still can connect to your computer over USB, where the Boss Tone Studio unlocks of host of other features, like mic or cabinet resonance simulation.
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It still has switchable power for going from a full roar, to bed-room appropriate volumes (without changing the tone). Of course, the Katana keeps a lot of the other features that make is so easy to recommend. And it's still pulling from the same library of over 60 excellent Boss effects (after all, Boss is better known for its effects pedals than its amps). Where as before you were limited to three, the MkII line lets you chain up to five together. You can also use more of the built in effects simultaneously now. The original Katanas had five, the Katana MkIIs add a variation of each, for a total of 10 amp models. This most immediate change is the number of amp simulations available. And now Katana line is getting major refresh that makes it an even better bang for your buck than before. But, one amp topped the rest: Boss' Katana 50. And there are a few solid options, including Yamaha's THR line. The top-of-the-range model, packed out with even more next-generation features.A few months back a reader asked us what the best connected guitar amp was for beginners. The Air packs as much as it can from the standard Katana into a fully wireless desktop amp, while the Mini is one of the most accessible practice amps around. If you’re after something a bit simpler and useable everywhere and anywhere, the Air and Mini are your best options.
Aimed at those who want to take their first steps into playing live. Also in head form, the 100 is a highly upgradeable amp. Its larger 100W and 100W stereo sisters sit comfortably in gigging territory and have the added benefits of extended preset slots, an effects loop and line out. Combining great presets, editor functions, recording out and strong 50 watts for band practice, you really can’t go wrong whatever musical direction you take. The standard Katana 50 is the perfect all-round practice amp. There's something here for you, regardless of playing ability or other equipment you own. Gen-1 Katana owners can also import their custom patches and use them with Katana MkII amps!Īlthough every Katana is capable of a similarly powerful array of sounds, each model lends itself to different needs across a number of prices.
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