BOSS BP-1W Waza Craft Booster/Preamp Pedal | Demo and Overview with Dre DiMura

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  • Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
  • Get your own BOSS BP-1W Waza Craft Booster/Preamp Pedal:
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    We invited artist, guitar player and session musician, Dre DiMura, to Valentine Recording Studios in Los Angeles to demo the all-new BOSS BP-1W Waza Craft Booster/Preamp, the newest addition to Boss’ premium Waza Craft line of pedals.
    This boost pedal offers more than just a “clean” increase in volume. With its emulations of two truly classic analog preamp stages that resided in the BOSS RE-201 Space Echo (manufactured 1974-1990) and the BOSS CE-1 Chorus Ensemble (in production 1976-1984), the BOSS BP-1W features two incredible sounding vintage tonal options. And when you’re not looking for a sonic color change, this pedal also has a transparent Natural boost setting.
    Dre DiMura is known for touring with artists all over the world and backing up musicians on television shows like America’s Got Talent.
    DiMura shares, “I could see myself using this to push one of my tube amps on a gig, when I’m in the studio jamming or improvising or even recording because it’s so versatile,” The sweep and the warmth, and the different color and tonal characteristics that you’re getting from the RE and the CE settings on the pedal, really give it a lot more legs than other booster pedals that I’ve played with before.”
    Keep up with Dre DiMura on his RUclips and Instagram:
    / dredimura
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    Chapters
    00:00 - Intro with Dre DiMura
    00:40 - Overview and Features of the BOSS BP-1W Waza Craft Booster/Preamp
    01:11 - Demo: Natural Boost Setting
    02:03 - Demo: Natural Boost with Higher Gain
    02:27 - Demo: Playing a Single-Note Line on the Bridge Pickup through the Natural Boost
    02:47 - Demo: RE Preamp
    03:26 - Demo: RE Preamp through Bridge Pickup
    04:07 - Demo: RE Preamp with Higher Gain
    04:30 - Dre’s Thoughts on the RE Preamp Setting
    05:06 - Demo: CE Preamp
    05:35 - Demo: CE Preamp through Bridge Pickup
    05:42 - Dre’s Thoughts on the CE Preamp Setting
    06:12 - Demo: CE Preamp with Higher Gain
    07:35 - Demo: CE Preamp with Higher Gain through Bridge Pickup
    08:00 - Limitless Versatility with the BOSS BP-1W Waza Craft Booster/Preamp Pedal
    08:34 - Overview and Demo: Selectable Input Buffer (Standard and Vintage Modes)
    08:44 - Dre’s Final Take on the BOSS BP-1W Waza Craft Booster/Preamp Pedal
    09:23 - Outro
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Комментарии • 26

  • @drewg3087
    @drewg3087 4 месяца назад +2

    That Strat sounds awesome too. Definitely using this to add to my already growing boss collection.

  • @ShaneStoneOfficial
    @ShaneStoneOfficial 7 месяцев назад +9

    Yep, I need another boss pedal… I hate this company for being so good and taking all my moneys

    • @drewg3087
      @drewg3087 4 месяца назад +2

      My board is 50% Boss about to be 65% for this one.

  • @mrbigg7255
    @mrbigg7255 8 месяцев назад

    Sounds good. Good demo too.

  • @user-ox9pw3fi5f
    @user-ox9pw3fi5f 8 месяцев назад

    good 👍

  • @adognamedshinji
    @adognamedshinji 7 месяцев назад

    How does it handle line level? Can you push it?

    • @nimitz1739
      @nimitz1739 5 месяцев назад +1

      What does line level mean?

    • @adognamedshinji
      @adognamedshinji 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@nimitz1739 essentially just a stronger signal. Guitars output their signal at what's known as "instrument level", and synthesizers, keyboards, and drum machines all output their signal at "line level". Many guitar pedals are designed to work best with the weaker "instrument level" signal since that's what guitars output, but lots of them can take "line level" signals with no issues. It's usually just digital pedals that have issues with line level input since you can get undesirable digital clipping sounds since the signal is too hot. Of course, you could just turn down the volume of the input signal to help remedy this. I was wondering what happens with the BP-1w when fed a line level signal that is cranked high to drive this pedal hard. Does it distort/drive nicely, or is it the type of pedal you would want to keep the line level volume down when running it into the BP-1w?

  • @firebirdgao
    @firebirdgao 6 месяцев назад

    I have an sd-1 Whats the réal différence please ?

    • @drewg3087
      @drewg3087 4 месяца назад +2

      Lol really?!

    • @Neil-Aspinall
      @Neil-Aspinall Месяц назад

      SD-1's have no bottom end but an OK OD sound

  • @ronrobins3513
    @ronrobins3513 8 месяцев назад +4

    Less bluesy shreddy stuff more riffs. Can we hear some chords. You know some pop some 7s and 9s
    Little jazzy bits even. Not everyone interested in this pedal wants to sound like SRV. DEI... remember that. I hear Marvin Gaye is popular, how bout The Isley Brothers. D'Angelo had some great riffs Grammy nominated even. Or maybe you just don't want our money, cause we'll buy it anyway😅😊😢

    • @greendragon2471
      @greendragon2471 8 месяцев назад +2

      That's the problem with demos. But also I'm the opposite. I want to hear this thing cranked in an amp with a little bit of grit already lol. No cranks the gain and volume ever. Drives me insane.

    • @ronrobins3513
      @ronrobins3513 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@greendragon2471 every preamp/boost/overdrive/distortion pedal demo USUALLY has a very cursory nod towards clean or even edge of breakup sounds. Then the whole rest of the demo will be CRANKED. Out comes the “blues dentist” shredding. I didn’t realize the alternative/indie or soul/pop was so unpopular with guitar demo guys. Seems they all were raised on a diet of bluesy 80s hard rock ( blues scale/mixolydian with pinch harmonics😂) Its as if U2 REM The Cure The Clash - and I could go on…never existed.

    • @greendragon2471
      @greendragon2471 7 месяцев назад

      @@ronrobins3513 you know, if someone could just do a few chords and links for what you're describing, do some blues and show "how well it cleans up" 🥴 and then crabked it and tried to chug a couple riffs, we could get more well rounded, diverse, and shorter videos lol.....especially if they don't bable about what you don't need to hear about it. It's not a fuckin complex digital modeler thing. Please shut the fuck up 😆 🤣 😂.

    • @darwinsaye
      @darwinsaye 7 месяцев назад

      If you’re going to be critical, at least be accurate. There is zero similarity in his playing to SRV, and the only thing that remotely resembled shredding lasted about 3 seconds between 7:26 and 7:29.

    • @brianhawley2499
      @brianhawley2499 7 месяцев назад

      Great demo covered it all as far as I’m concerned.

  • @Neil-Aspinall
    @Neil-Aspinall Месяц назад

    Seems pointless really? Subtle city. Bud, your 'professional' excitement is transparent.

  • @bactareality
    @bactareality 8 месяцев назад

    transparent boost, aka, volume boost..

    • @basiltiffani8850
      @basiltiffani8850 8 месяцев назад +2

      File that under things that are false.

    • @bactareality
      @bactareality 8 месяцев назад

      I use a number of boost pedals, the term transparent is misleading, .. the term transparent is being misused in this context.. if it does nothing but a transparent boost, it’s technically just a volume boost, when in fact boost pedals do way more than a “transparent “ or “natural “ boost.. get on my level kid lol..

    • @seansixfive
      @seansixfive 8 месяцев назад +7

      @@bactareality get on my level kid lol?

    • @loganknapp8905
      @loganknapp8905 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@bactarealityyou can’t just say “transparent boost pedals do so much more” then give no examples.

    • @cameronspears1386
      @cameronspears1386 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@bactarealityyou just said nothing in long format.