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BOSS IR-200
Simulador de amplificador basado en pedal y cargador de respuesta de impulsos con sonido y características premium
Presentamos el IR-200, la solución compacta amplificador/IR más avanzada disponible. Este potente pisotón ofrece un rendimiento de siguiente nivel para dirigir el sonido para guitarra y bajo, ofreciendo una calidad de audio excepcional, amplificadores premium, forma de sonido profundo y recuerdo de sonido instantáneo con 128 recuerdos. Más de 150 respuestas de impulsos de cabina de alta resolución de BOSS y Celestion Digital están a bordo, además de 128 ubicaciones para cargar tus propias IR overol o estéreo.
El IR-200 convierte tu pedalera en una solución de sonido directo autónoma para reproducir en vivo, grabación de estudio y práctica. Ofrece tonos de amplificador masivos desde un tamaño reducido y se integra sin problemas con todos tus pedales favoritos, incluyendo efectos de mod, retardo y reverberación estéreo.
Una vez que crees tus tonos, puedes enviarlos a un amplificador de escenario, PA de casa, sistema de grabación de computadora o auriculares, o todos a la vez.
Características estándar
- AD/DA de 32 bits, procesamiento de punto flotante de 32 bits y frecuencia de muestreo de 96 kHz
- 128 ranuras IR de usuario con soporte para archivos WAV overol y estéreo
- Punto flotante de hasta 32 bits/resolución de 96 kHz y longitud de 200 o 500 ms
- Gran biblioteca IR de cabina preestablecida a bordo con 144 IR BOSS y 10 IR digitales Celestion
- Reproducción IR líder en su clase con dos DSP personalizados
- Ocho tipos de amplificador de guitarra y tres bajos para cubrir una amplia gama de estilos
- Funciona hasta dos IR a la vez en overol o estéreo
- 128 memorias para almacenar configuraciones de usuario
Gabinete estéreo de alta resolución IRs
Respaldado por dos potentes DSP personalizados, el IR-200 proporciona un rendimiento IR excepcional con soporte para archivos overol y estéreo, una resolución de punto flotante de hasta 32 bits/96 kHz y una longitud de hasta 500 ms para una respuesta de graves naturales. Los 144 BOSS y 10 IRs Celestion Digital cubren una amplia gama de combinaciones de gabinetes y micrófonos y siempre están listos para usar en tus parches. Y con el software IR-200 IR Loader para macOS y Windows, puedes cargar hasta 128 IR overol o 64 WAV estéreo de tu colección personal.
Consulta la información de Boss para ver la lista completa de infrarrojos.
Tonos de amplificador de guitarra y bajo premium
Los inspiradores amplificadores del IR-200 suenan y se sienten geniales para jugar, y también interactúan muy bien con unidades y otros tipos de pedal en la parte delantera. Ocho amplificadores de guitarra proporcionan plataformas de limpieza clásica, tweed y clase A hasta clásico y moderna de alta ganancia, mientras que tres amplificadores de bajo ofrecen sonidos ricos y potentes de limpio a conducido. Cada tipo de amplificador cuenta con controles de ganancia, graves, medios y agudos sensibles para marcar los sonidos del núcleo rápidamente, y un supresor de ruido está disponible para domesticar zumbido de alta ganancia. También es posible omitir la sección del amplificador por completo y utilizar IRs de cabina de alta calidad del IR-200 con una configuración de caja de amplificación/carga o modelador externo.
Consulta la información de Boss para ver la lista completa de tipos de amperios.
Control de sonido profundo
Gracias a sus profundas herramientas de conformación de sonido y 128 recuerdos, el IR-200 te permite crear una biblioteca de configuraciones para cada situación de reproducción. Utiliza diferentes amplificadores para diferentes estilos, marca las cosas más allá con dos ecualizadores paramétricos o gráficos, y añade algo de espacio con uno de los tres efectos de ambiente. Dos IR se pueden utilizar a la vez, lo que te permite mezclar tonos o crear sonidos estéreo amplios. También hay un bucle de efectos que se puede colocar antes o después de la sección IR de la cabina, completo con soporte para efectos estéreo, funcionamiento serie/paralelo, y más. Y al final de la cadena, hay dos ecualizadores globales disponibles para el refinamiento final del sonido.
Stage Commander
Con la visualización del IR-200, los controles de panel y la conectividad flexible, puede funcionar con confianza en cualquier etapa. Toma las perillas dedicadas para ajustar los tonos en el calor del momento, y envía alimentaciones independientes a un amplificador de etapa y PA de la casa a través de las dos tomas de salida. Desplácese por los recuerdos con los dos interruptores de pie integrados mientras realiza, y controle una variedad de funciones con interruptores de pie externos o un pedal de expresión. El control MIDI también está disponible, lo que le permite interactuar con otros pedales y dispositivos equipados con MIDI como los conmutadores de bucle ES-8 y ES-5.
Listo para grabar y retransmisiones en vivo
Junto con sus otras potentes funciones, el IR-200 es una interfaz de audio USB de alta calidad para grabación de música y streaming de software. Los controladores dedicados proporcionan una gama completa de funciones de interfaz de audio en computadoras macOS y Windows, mientras que la transmisión de audio estéreo básica es posible con dispositivos iOS. Graba pistas y monitorea audio con tu computadora DAW y renueva los sonidos a través de tu pedalera y los amplificadores y cabina IR. O actúa en directo en tus plataformas de transmisión favoritas con un fantástico sonido directo.
Practica, monitorea y reproduce junto con música de respaldo
El IR-200 también está equipado con un conector para auriculares para monitorear el sonido mientras practica, graba o reproduce en vivo. Puedes jugar con sonido estéreo normal a través de auriculares o cambiar en un efecto envolvente fresco para una experiencia sonora inmersiva e inspiradora. También hay una entrada auxiliar estéreo para reproducir pistas de atasco o copiar música desde tu teléfono, un mezclador u otro dispositivo de audio.
Mark J. Patterson
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de agosto de 2024
Like other Boss pedals, this one takes a shotgun approach to sound variety. Those familiar with the SY-1 Synth or the Digital Delay 00-200 will understand what it means to have perhaps a little too much packed into one pedal. It's a bit overwhelming at first. The sounds range from amazing to absurd, and there are 128 presets, each defaulting to a unique combination. All of them can be changed and customized. I think the goal is not so much to provide a person with so many great options, but that enough options are available that a person is guaranteed to be able to find a few combinations that they like a lot. Then you save them, and you use them a lot.The downside of this design is the simplicity of its interface, really. Its function greatly outnumbers its knobs and buttons, which means some difficulty in navigating through menus and sub-menus. Though it doesn't come with a user manual, one is available for download from the manufacturer. Yes, you definitely need the manual. Again, there are a lot of great options available, but it takes time to learn, and not every parameter is useful to every player. Customizability with this pedal is extreme. If you don't find something that you like, then it's probably your own fault. All of the fussing with menu functions is only at the beginning, when you first get it. Once you adjust it the way you like it, then its regular use is as simple as stomping the up and down buttons, and that's it.Default settings have about half of the presets dirty and half clean, and the two kinds are all mixed up. All of the default volumes are loud, but some are considerably louder than the others. Default reverb is very low on all presets. Default send-return function is disabled across the board (I highly recommend using the send-return function. It gives a much clearer sound). All of this can be adjusted as needed.For people new to cabinet/amp simulators, keep in mind that this unit must be placed at the end of the chain, and it must be injected directly into the P.A. system or used with a flat response monitor, like the Headrush FRFR-108, for example. It won't sound right if it's plugged into a regular guitar amp. The advantage to it is the ability to effectively switch between a variety of different amps without having to lug around or spend money on a variety of different amps. This makes it a very safe purchase, because for a relatively low cost a person can practically own an entire store of guitar amps, and then one can sort through them all at home and find the best ones to use regularly.I started out with the Donner Incredible V, which was pretty good and a lot cheaper, but because the cab/amp simulator is the most important pedal in the chain I decided to fork over a little more money to make sure I wasn't selling myself short.
Coronet Blue
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de junio de 2024
I've always been interested in amps in a box. I've had an original Rockman (great, but just one sound and noisy), a Johnson J-Station (very good, very noisy), a Line6 POD (lousy, IMO), two Vox Tonelabs (really good; can't remember why I sold), an Atomic Firebox (too much work), a Styrmon Irridium (too much work) and now the IR-200.For my purposes, the IR-200 is the first one I'm really enthusiastic about, but whether you'll like the IR-200 depends on 2 things: The type of music you play, and most importantly, how you plan to hook the unit up. Rest assured, no box is going to be optimal for playing Death Metal on a 7-string and Bossa Nova on a nylon string. Just as no single amp would work for this.So that this review does not go on for pages, I'll summarize. (1) Stand alone. Used by itself, the IR-200 sounds pretty good; probably dependent on the headphones. The IR-200 has reverb and the amp models include compression and overdrive so you're covered there. But if you use delay, chorus etc you'll have to add those into the unit's loop.(2) As a computer interface. About the same as stand alone, but if you have GarageBand or Amplitube or some such, you can mix in addtional effects.(3) In front of a computer interface. In other words, send the IR-200's output to an input box like a Focusrite, and then into your computer. This, I think, is the sweet spot, although I'm not sure why 2 input devices in a row sounds better.(4) Guitar to IR-200, IR-200 to pedalboard, pedalboard to USB interface (Focusrite) to computer. The best of all worlds. Sounds great, surprisingly quiet and you get to use your pedals.(5) Guitar to IR-200, to combo amp. Sounds like a very good multi-effects unit but does not turn a Princeton Reverb into a Marshall stack or vice-versa.(6) Guitar to IR-200 to power amp, to speaker cabinet. Haven't tried.(7) Guitar to IR-200 to PA. Haven't tried.So that's what you can use it for, and that's what I know. I can also tell you the display is great, and despite the extra features it's easier and quicker to use than the Irridium. Soundwise, the Styrmon is darker so either the Strymon is warm and fat and the IR-200 is bright and shrill...or the Irridium is muddy and dark and the IR-200 is chimey and crisp. Both sound better and more forgiving with humbuckers than single coils, but either can be dialed in. I spent about 20 minutes getting sounds I liked from the IR-200 and an entire evening to get one pretty good tone from the Irridium. Since then, I've gotten a lot of fun tones from the IR-200 but for me the Strymon was a one-trick pony. To each his own.About the interface; I dislike unnecessary complexity in all forms (won't go anywhere near MIDI, for example) but I had no trouble at all with the IR-200's programming. And the display really helps! TheIR-200 is bigger and and more expensive than the IR-2, but to me, it's worth it, to be able to see what I am doing. Secondary functions and menus aren't that bad when the pedal shows you what's going on. The only thing I use my computer for is backup.
Diana I.
Comentado en México el 31 de enero de 2024
Lo compre para sustituir las emulaciones de amp del hx stomp, suena mejor, más real. Ojalá le hicieran la misma publicidad que a otros emuladores.
Alienjanitor
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de febrero de 2023
I also own the Strymon iridium so I’m comparing it to that. The ir200 screams Boss from get to go, the distortion/gain stages are killer. There are tons of ins and outs for user friendly hookups to stereo, midi, headphones and aux. As for getting from A to B in the menu it’s pretty straight forward except nowhere in the manual or online can you find how to access the noise gate or any other features. You have to guess by trial and error to go further than the basic adjustments and what do they mean? There are settings and labels on settings that I have no idea what they are because Boss does not describe what they are or mean or how to get there. The reverb is awesome. Compared to the iridium the ir200 is over complicated but sounds better. The iridium is a more classic vibe while the ir200 is modern and more digital feel. I also noticed the ir200 is quiet (probably because of the noise gate).
Stella
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de julio de 2022
I bought this pedal in for myself and my other guitar player in an attempt to lower stage volume. It didn't work for that purpose as the other guitar player just turned up louder in the monitors which made things worse. I now use it in a trio for bass instead of bringing an amp. While I don't think it sounds as good as using a tube amp, it does have a nice tone and does not sound processed like you might expect. It is well made and I feel worth every penny.
D. K.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de marzo de 2022
I have been thinking about getting a more professional amp but still get the sticker shock when I start pricing what is available. I do have a twin speaker amp however the tone is not quite there. It would also be good to be able to use headphones or plug in to a computer.I bought the IR 200 to hopefully help my old amp out, be able to use headphones, and to try plugging in to a PA system when I go to a Jam session so I don't have to drag my amp along.The settings and nuances of this pedal were a bit daunting at first however there are a ton of YouTube videos on this pedal to check out. Of course with the Boss pedal you can save a lot of profiles so you can dial them up later. So far I've been able to add some extra attitude to my old amp and when using the headphones I can definitely pick out the different cabs (sounds great, too).The price on this pedal is not exactly cheap but it is far cheaper than buying a professional model amp. For many this could be a great solution for using PC speakers and not have to get an amp right away.
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