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When I was buying this pedal, I played it with an old, pointy-headed Charvel Jackson USA P/J into a new Traynor SB112 amp (EQ flat, tweeter off). So much fun. Crunchy.

On the HM-2w there are only two, maybe three sweet spots in the range of the Distortion control. It is nearly binary: on or off. The magic is in the Color Mix controls plus the instrument’s own controls.

HM-2w is legit for bass guitar. I was wanting one for a while. Most of my drive pedals are nuanced, amp-like, tactile. The HM-2w is otherwise. It has harmonic depth, but is basically flat and blunt sounding.


BOSS Waza Craft HM-2w (Japan)

(BOSS says that in “技 Waza Craft”, “技” means “art and technique”.)


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A wish mash sort of picture
the box for my PH-1, and in the back the box for my BF-1 (not sure if the pedals were in the boxes in this picture) and an old tuner box, an old electronic metronome (it was old when I got it) and part of my Rickman Steroe echo with the manual on top
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