Next Boss Waza Craft?

Musicman20

I reckon the fuzz as mentioned.....

builttospill

Octafish said:

Flanging_Fred said:

FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz seems like a posdible candidate.  

That's what I came here to say...

I love the gain boost on my FZ-2, loud as....

builttospill

Musicman20 said:

I reckon the fuzz as mentioned.....

Well it'll help bring down the current ebay prices of the original FZ-2's

57Deluxe

I was jokingly gonner say TU-1 - but bugger me, they already done a TU-3  ffs...

thermionic

LS-2

Johnnyseven

builttospill said:

Musicman20 said:

I reckon the fuzz as mentioned.....

Well it'll help bring down the current ebay prices of the original FZ-2's

How much are they going for these days?

EricTheWeary

DarnWeight said:

builttospill said:

How about a Roland Space Echo squeezed into a compact boss enclosure?

I know it's not a Boss, but there is this...

I've nearly bought one several times as they seem to be a bit of a bargain but on youtube demos they always sound a bit, hmm, not quite there. You also need to plug them into the online editor to do more interesting stuff ( although I'm not saying Boss would not do this). However, bit of an example to Boss that something similar might fly. 

builttospill

Johnnyseven said:

builttospill said:

Musicman20 said:

I reckon the fuzz as mentioned.....

Well it'll help bring down the current ebay prices of the original FZ-2's

How much are they going for these days?

I got mine for £120 but I've seen them go for £180 - prices all over the place tbh. They don't hang about too long on Ebay

bingefeller

FZ-2 is a good call as they haven't Waza'd a fuzz yet.   The HM-2 would be another good candidate and would sell bucketloads.

TTBZ

I'd love a FZ2W!

More practically thinking, a GE7 with the noise issues fixed would be great. A custom mode that gave you the option to add distortion/gain would be cool for those who like to use EQ as a boost but sometimes find it a bit too clean a boost.

bingefeller

TTBZ said:

I'd love a FZ2W!

More practically thinking, a GE7 with the noise issues fixed would be great. A custom mode that gave you the option to add distortion/gain would be cool for those who like to use EQ as a boost but sometimes find it a bit too clean a boost.

I like your thinking on the GE7W. 

ICBM

They don't really need to Waza Craft the FZ-2, just reissue it...

Likewise the DF-2, which would be my other suggestion.

preston61

I know it's not a Waza idea, but I wish Boss had done a RV20. Using all the sounds from the RV5/6 but with option of having 4 presets and tap tempo, like the DD20. I'd have had that in a heart beat. The RV500 with some of the RV5/6 modulated style verbs would've been vastly better, sadly it's rather dull and uninspiring

Fretwired

A Boss Waza Slow Gear could be cool .. the original Slow Gear is worth a lot of money and TC Electronics have released a 'clone' that's OK.

ICBM

Fretwired said:

A Boss Waza Slow Gear could be cool .. the original Slow Gear is worth a lot of money and TC Electronics have released a 'clone' that's OK.

Good call. The 'Waza' feature could be a volume control to bring the output level up - I found mine unusable live because by taking the attack off it reduces the apparent volume a long way. Bought for £20 and sold for £200 though, so it wasn't all bad .

dogload

JezWynd said:

PN-2 is another obvious candidate though I'm not sure what additional features they could bring - perhaps take the VB-2 route and just add a 'more' option?

For me the only problem with the PN-2 is that it just doesn't go quite fast enough. Otherwise it's perfect!

Maybe a Waza PH-2 would be useful.

jonnygreentrees

PS3?

digitalscream

Turns out it's not a pedal...

borntohang

XLR out with built in IR, post power amp FX loop and boost, amp switching from single board, and attenuation. I'm sold!

digitalscream

borntohang said:

XLR out with built in IR, post power amp FX loop and boost, amp switching from single board, and attenuation. I'm sold!

Don't forget...it'll be at Waza prices too. Cast your mind back to the Waza amp...£2.5k for a solid state amp and cab