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Then it's on to the truss rod. This metal rod differs from guitar to guitar (some guitars such as classical guitars don't usually have a truss rod!) and basically controls the "relief" or curve of the neck. Not enough relief and your strings won't have enough clearance over the other frets when playing. Too much relief and you'll have a high action which gets worse as you go up the neck.

The heavier the strings then the more the truss rod needs to work. Proper adjustment in the workshop means that the action will be just right for the strings fitted to your guitar.

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BOSS Katana Head GEN 3 - 100w Guitar Head

BOSS Katana Head GEN 3 - 100w Guitar Head

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The BOSS Katana 100 Head GEN 3 is a versatile, 100w guitar head - the next generation of a modern classic! The amp features an evolved Tube Logic sound, 12 amp characters, onboard BOSS effects, advanced connectivity, a discrete 5" practice speaker and more.

BOSS have evolved the Tube Logic amp architecture that drives the Katana GEN 3 amps, to recreate even more inspiring, tube-like sounds. Tube Logic looks at how tube circuitry interacts, down to component level, allowing for the coveted tone and feel of classic valve amps, all right under your fingers.

There are 6 amps characters in this GEN 3 Katana 100 Head: Acoustic, Clean, Pushed, Crunch, Lead and Brown, each having a selectable variation giving you access to 12 distinctive tones that will cover all genres. The Bloom switch engages a dedicated circuit that introduces a totally different amp feel. Thanks to the integrated Power Control you'll also get access to those tonal sweet spots whatever your playing situation, allowing for cranked tube like tones whether playing on stage or practising at home. The amps Gain and Volume controls, alongside the 3-band EQ allow for a huge range of tonal contouring, making it easy to get your desired sound.

The Katana 100 Head GEN 3 also features a great selection of onboard effects, with 5 simultaneous effect categories. The effects sections are Booster, Mod, FX, Delay, and Reverb, with 3 variations in each (giving 15 in total) and easy controls to tweak to your liking. In addition you can unlock even more with the BOSS Tone Studio (which now has an updated interface and more intuitive workflow), giving you access to over 60 different effects and editing tool, so that you can customise your sounds for even more sonic exploration.

Once you have you favourite sounds you can store them into one of the 8 Tone Setting memories, allowing you you to save your complete amp and effect setups and recall them with a simple touch.

The Katana 100 Head GEN 3 also has a great range of connectivity. It features a headphone output with true stereo sound, USB C connectivity to connect to your favourite music software or mobile device, and if you have a direct to PA pedalboard setup you can use the Power Amp In jack to bypass the Katana preamp and use the reactive Class AB power section to amplify any modeller or external preamp. In addition all audio outputs feature IR-based cabinet sound for great direct tone, with three Air Feel types and two customisable settings in BOSS Tone Studio.

If you need a bigger sound, you can take advantage of the Stereo Expand function allows you to easily link two amps with master control from the main amp and stereo effects like chorus, delay, and reverb distributed across both amps for a wide, immersive sound

The Katana 100 Head GEN 3 supports the BOSS GA-FC and GA-FC EX Foot Controllers, allowing for added control of things like switching Tone Settings, turn effects on/off, and more.

The BOSS Katana 100 Head GEN 3 delivers a superb all-round guitar amp experience and is a great centrepiece for studio recording, live performance, and daily practice.

Third-generation Katana amplifier with evolved Tube Logic sound and expressiveness
Stage-ready 100-watt amp head with a built-in 5-inch practice speaker
Six amp characters—including the newly developed Pushed type—plus a selectable variation for each
Five independent effects sections: Booster, Mod, FX, Delay, and Reverb
Bloom switch engages a dedicated circuit that revoices the amp’s feel and response
Three-way Contour for shaping the overall tonal color
Three Cabinet Resonance options: Vintage, Modern, and Deep
Eight Tone Setting memories for storing all amp and effect settings
Power Control for achieving cranked-amp tone and response at low volumes
Updated Boss Tone Studio app (Windows/macOS) for remote editing from a computer or mobile device
Download and share Katana sounds on BOSS Tone Exchange
Compatible with sounds created on previous stage-class Katana models
8-ohm speaker jack
Power Amp In for preamps, modellers, and multi-effects
Stereo Expand function to link with a second Katana amp
Send/return loop for external pedals
Supports the GA-FC and GA-FC EX Foot Controllers for complete stage control

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