Boss DF-2 Super Feedbacker & Distortion
Boss DF-2 Super Feedbacker & Distortion
- Availability
- 2 Stores from $158.00 See prices updated 2 hours ago Vintage or Discontinued
- Price Tier
- Standard/Professional
- Artists
- 20
- Rating
- Reviews
- 7
- Type
- Distortion Effects Pedals Ranked #30
- Setups
- 1 setup using this
- Videos
- 3 demo videos
- Alternatives
- 1
PROS
- Distinct from DS-1 with a less shrill sound, loved for years
- Feedbacker offers natural sounding, easily controlled feedback
- Compatible with super overdrive for a metallic sound
- Unexpected vibrato feature adds to the sound
- Durable construction typical of Boss products
- Allows for creative feedback at will
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Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Boss DF-2 Super Feedbacker & Distortion
Based on 7 Reviews and 37 Ratings
not so sure
I'm not pretty sure that the pedal in this picture is a DF-2... you can clearly notice the two arrows on the right side of the pedal where you have the jacks for "input"&"remote" of the DS-2... the 2 pedals are very similar (cause of the 4 knobs) but i still think that this is a DS-2... I own them both, by the way...even the DS-1...
Its okay
The BOSS FB-2 has a waaaaay better feedbacker built in. So I got this one modded.
fuck yea feedback
i love the feedback creator. tones are okay but i love that you can feedback at will
Watch the paint peel off the walls (if thats what you want).
Strike a chord and listen to the massive feedback wave fill your guitar amps cabinet! very cool for feedback effects! And Its a very aggressive Distortion!
edited about 5 years ago
it does what it says
makes a soemahwat tuneable feedback noise at any amplifier settings... its also a generic 80s distortion effect not unlike a DS2. I suspect its a DS2 circuit with a cocked wah thing built in. thatw as all ther age for awhile when Iw as a kid. really goofy effect. Best sued when you have to fil in for Snowy White in Roger Waters band or when you just want to annoy people.