Detail 01
Acoustic simulation, not amplification
It changes the tone of your electric signal. It does not add volume or replace a preamp for a real acoustic.

Independent shopping perspective
BOSS compact pedal that reshapes an electric guitar toward acoustic tones. For electric players who need acoustic sounds without carrying a second guitar.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
It changes the tone of your electric signal. It does not add volume or replace a preamp for a real acoustic.
Detail 02
Standard BOSS compact footprint, slightly shorter than the distortion boxes, so it fits existing board slots.
Detail 03
Heaviest of the compacts by a hair, which mostly means it stays planted when you stomp it.
Detail 04
Results depend on your guitar and pickups; single coils and humbuckers land in noticeably different places.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It gets you into acoustic territory convincingly in a band mix, but a solo, exposed part will still read as a simulated tone.
It is designed for electric guitars with magnetic pickups. Running a piezo-equipped acoustic through it works against what the pedal is doing.
Yes, but use a clean channel with flat EQ. Amp voicing colored for electric guitar will fight the acoustic character.
Early, before distortion and modulation. Anything that adds gain after it will pull the sound back toward electric.
Reference
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