The GM-800 is a high-quality synthesizer pedal from Boss. Boss is a Japanese company that produces high-quality and innovative audio products. They are mostly known for their guitar pedals. This pedal is also of high quality due to the Serial GK interface and the advanced ZEN-Core sound engine that Roland also uses for their popular synthesizers. This sound engine contains a wide variety of sounds, from acoustic sounds to traditional or modern synthesizers. The sound library contains more than 1200 tones and 70 rhythms. These sounds can be altered or even combined. With the special MFX processor, you can add up to more than 90 effect types (including distortion, filters, delays, and more). Do you want other sounds? That’s possible! The Roland Cloud gives you access to even more and newer sounds. You also don’t need an external interface if you want to record your sound, as the GM-800 can be directly connected to your recording software via a USB cable. The GM-800 can also be used with the conversion boxes GKC-AD and the GKC-DA.

The GK-5 is a handy separate pickup from Boss. Boss is a Japanese company that produces high-quality audio products. This pickup can be attached to the guitar underneath the strings and the connector can be attached to the strapholder. This system makes sure that the components will remain in place properly. This pickup was designed to be used with Boss’ Serial GK digital interface, which is an improvement of its predecessor. The sound will thus be better and the signal will be more streamlined. But why would you purchase a separate pickup when your electric guitar already has pickups? This is because the GK-5 registers all strings separately and will send the signals of the strings separately. Consequently, the sound will be improved and easier to edit.

The special GK cables were designed to be used with this system, although it’s also possible to use the system with other types of instrument cables.

The GK-5B is a handy separate pickup from Boss. Boss is a Japanese company that produces high-quality audio products. This pickup can be attached to the electric bass underneath the strings and the connector can be attached to the strapholder. This system makes sure that the components will remain in place properly. This pickup was designed to be used with Boss’ Serial GK digital interface, which is an improvement of its predecessor. The sound will thus be better and the signal will be more streamlined. But why would you purchase a separate pickup when your electric bass already has pickups? This is because the GK-5B registers all strings separately and will send the signals of the strings separately. Consequently, the sound will be improved and easier to edit. This pickup can be used with four-, five-, and six-string basses. This pickup is also available in a guitar version.

The special GK cables were designed to be used with this system, although it’s also possible to use the system with other types of instrument cables.

The latest Boss guitar synthesizer products feature the Serial GK digital interface, a newly developed connection method that delivers evolved performance over the analogue 13-pin GK interface used in earlier Boss and Roland guitar synth and modelling products. The GKC-DA GK Converter allows you to drive a 13-pin GK device such as the Boss SY-1000 or GP-10 using the Serial GK output on a GK-5 or GK-5B Divided Pickup or the GM-800 Guitar Synthesizer.

The BGK-15 is a handy guitar cable that was specifically designed for the Boss Serial GK digital interface, although it can also be used for a regular guitar set up. Boss is a Japanese company that produces high-quality audio accessories. The cable is 15 ft/4.5 meters long, had a braided shielding, 24k gold-plated connectors, and a woven exterior. This makes sure the cable is reliable and produces a precise sound. Furthermore, the cable is shielded with aluminium and tin-platted copper for maximum noise rejection. The cable has the standard 1/4 inch TRS plugs.