Boost Pedals
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Catalinbread Sabbra Cadabra Boost

MXR Micro Amp M133 Boost

Catalinbread Epoch Boost

Xotic EP Booster

Catalinbread Naga Viper Boost

MXR Boost/Line Driver MC401

Laney Black Country Customs TI-Boost Tony Iommi Signature Boost Pedal

ZVEX Vexter Series Super Hard On Boost

Fulltone Custom Shop Ranger Frequency Boost

Electro Harmonix Metal Muff with Top Boost

Catalinbread Skewer Treble Booster

IK Multimedia Z-Tone Buffer Boost

Jackson Audio Prism Boost

Darkglass Harmonic Booster 2.0

T-Rex Fat Shuga Boost/Reverb Pedal

Milkman Pop Top Boost Pedal

SoloDallas The Schaffer Replica Classic Boost Pedal

SoloDallas The Schaffer Replica (Pre-Owned)

ThorpyFX Heavy Water Dual High Headroom Boost

ThorpyFX Team Medic Buffer EQ Boost & Boost +

Greer Amps Sure Shot Clipping Boost

Fortin Amplification 33 Fredrik Thordendal Signature Boost Pedal

Fortin Amplification Blade Blackout Whitechapel Signature Boost Pedal

Fortin Amplification Grind Blackout Boost Pedal

Fortin Amplification Mini 33 Fredrik Thordendal Signature Boost Pedal

Fortin Amplification Mini Grind

Catalinbread Limited Edition Naga Viper Boost Neon Yellow

Daredevil Silver Solo Boost

Analog Alien Power Pack Clean Boost Pedal

Benson Germanium Boost Pedal

Blackstar Dept 10 Boost Pedal

BMF Effects GB Boost (Germanium Booster)

British Pedal Company Vintage Series Dallas Rangemaster

British Pedal Company Compact Series Rangemaster
About Boost Pedals
Boost pedals make your guitar louder. Seems simple, right? Well, not really!
The dizzying range of boost pedals is a testament to the nuances of this basic circuit. Every boost pedal has some influence on the texture and EQ of your guitar. Although some pedals aim to be transparent full-frequency boosts, most boost pedals instead focus on boosting certain frequencies to push your amp into a singing, musical overdrive.
The most common place for a boost pedal in your signal chain is right at the start, in front of your overdrive and distortion pedals. You can then kick on the boost to give you a bit more gain and saturation from your overdrive pedals. This gives you many levels of gain while keeping the same overall flavour. Another popular place to put them is after your gain pedals. This doesn’t affect how much gain you have. Instead, it offers a simple volume boost for solos and particular parts you want to jump out of the mix.
No matter the genre you’re playing, a boost pedal could be the missing ingredient to bringing your guitar tone to life.
Why Should I Choose a Boost Pedal?
- Helps you stand out during solos
- Brings out the most musical frequencies of your guitar
- Multiple levels of gain