We evaluate BOSS products—the global standard in Effector—using the specialized knowledge only a specialist store can provide.
BOSS Effector Buyback
From time-honored classics to current models, our staff—who know BOSS inside and out—
will accurately assess the condition of the circuitry and the item’s rarity, offering you a price you’ll be satisfied with.
BOSS Specialist
In Charge: Sano
My first encounter with BOSS was in the 1990s, when I was still a student. Up until then, I was a Yamaha fan and hadn’t paid much attention to BOSS. The first unit I bought was the HM-3.For me, who was hooked on heavy metal at the time, it was exactly the sound I was looking for. Its ease of use and familiarity were particularly outstanding, and I really loved how it rarely broke down no matter how much I kicked or dropped it. In particular, units made in Japan in the 1980s have earned the trust of pedal fans worldwide and remain highly sought-after collector’s items today. BOSS is a brand I highly recommend, even for beginners!
Featured Models for Purchase
Distortion Pedals
・BD-2 Blues Driver (Current Model)
・SD-1 SUPER Over Drive (JAPAN/NECC4558C)
・FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz
Modulation & Effects Pedals
・CE-2 Chorus (Silver Screw)
・DM-2 Delay (Early Model)
・VB-2 Vibrato
Multi Effector
・GT-1000
・GT-1
Purchase History
Purchase History
BOSS BD-2 Blues Driver (First-Year Model)
Appraised Value: 24,000 yen
Purchase History
CE-1 Chorus Ensemble
Appraised Value: 55,000 yen
Purchase History
OD-1 Over Drive (Silver Screw/JAPAN/RC3403ADB)
Appraised Value: 85,000 yen
Browse Used BOSS Instruments
From classic popular models to rare vintage items, we offer a wide selection of used BOSS gear—loved by professionals and amateurs alike—
which have undergone rigorous inspection and maintenance.
Distortion
167 items in stock
Modulation & Effects
122 items in stock
Multi Effector
7 items in stock
The History and Appeal of BOSS
Simple, Durable, and Accessible to Everyone Effector
From its inception in the 1970s to the present day, we explore the innovative technology and robust craftsmanship that have kept BOSS at the feet of guitarists around the world.
History | Tracing a Great Legacy | From the Early Days to the Present
Since its founding in 1973, BOSS has evolved alongside the evolution of music. In its early days, it supported musicians with user-friendly operation and rugged durability, and eventually, its legendary models became icons of music history that transcended genres. Even as times have changed, BOSS’s stance has remained unchanged. Its history, from the early days to the present, is a testament to that consistent commitment.
Appeal | Why Does BOSS Continue to Captivate Musicians?
It is because BOSS has done more than just create sound; it has supported the performance itself. Without drawing attention to itself, it operates quietly at the musician’s feet, faithfully translating the performer’s intent into sound. Even as eras and genres have changed, that commitment remains unchanged. Being a reliable tool. Being built to last. It is this legacy that continues to attract so many musicians today.
Features | The Essence of the BOSS Sound
The many legendary instruments created by BOSS have endured not because of trends, but because they are inseparable from music itself. The BOSS sound has resonated in countless performances, becoming a part of music history. Never overpowering, but always supporting the performance. It is this legacy—of continuously resonating with music right at your feet—that is the true essence of the BOSS sound.
How to Choose | From Your First Pedal to a Carefully Selected Masterpiece
For standard rock, go with the DS-1 (Distortion); for a modern, versatile distortion sound, choose the BD-2 (Overdrive); and for natural distortion suitable for pop and other genres, pick the SD-1 (Overdrive). Starting with these three models is a great place to begin.
If you want to add more spatial depth to your sound, adding the CE-5 or CH-1 (Chorus), or even the DD-8 (Delay) and RV-6 (Reverb), will further expand your sound-shaping possibilities.
Instrument Appraisal Process
❶ Request an Appraisal
Request an appraisal via chat, form, or LINE
❷ Appraisal by a Specialist
Rest assured, our experts will handle the appraisal
❸ Price Quote
Explanation of the appraisal results and presentation of the offer
❹ Payment
Same-day cash or bank transfer
consignment Sales Process
We will take full responsibility for selling your precious instrument
STEP 1: Contact Us
Please contact us via email, chat, or LINE with the subject line “consignment Sale Request.” A representative will respond to you.
STEP 2: Pickup
In addition to pickup at our store, we offer pickup via delivery service or an in-home pickup service where we come directly to your home.
STEP 3: Consultation on the Sale
After inspecting the item’s condition, we will discuss the selling price and sales method with you. Once we reach an agreement, we will begin preparing for the sale.
STEP 4: Start of Sales
We will display and sell the item in-store, as well as list it on our website and e-commerce platforms (Digimart, J-Guitar, Reverb). It is also possible to sell the item without displaying it in-store.
STEP 5: Payment
Once the item is sold, payment will be made. As a general rule, payment is processed via bank transfer.
*There are conditions for items eligible for sale under consignment.
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