Boss SP-1 Spectrum
made in Japan 1977 - 1979
Boss SP-1 Spectrum, Japan 1978
The BOSS SP-1 Spectrum was an effect that boosted a select band of frequencies, so that instruments with a tendency to be “muddy” - such as electric bass - could be brought out in the mix. But the SP-1 also proved to be very popular among keyboard players, who paired it up with electric pianos. These days acquiring a well kept Spectrum can easily take you beyond $500
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- BOSS NF-1 Noise Gate, Japan 1979, exc.- w/box+manual
- Colorsound Octivider, England 1974, exc.-
- Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone, USA 1975, not working
- Electro-Harmonix Crying Tone Pedal, USA 1978, exc+
- Ibanez BPL Bi-Stage Phaser, Japan 1985, near mint condition
- Ibanez MSL Metal Screamer, Japan 1985, exc-
- Ibanez PH99 Classic Phase, Japan 1997, near mint
- Ibanez SML Super Metal, Japan 1985, vgc
- Lemon StudioSound Digi Delay, Germany 1979, exc.+
- Ricken's Fuzz FR III, Italy 1975, exc. -
- Top Gear 4-channel Mini Mixer, England 1970s, exc.+
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