Description

Boss RV-200 great pedal, need to sell it to fund other things. No low ballers or trades on this one. In good condition with wear and tear, price will reflect that.

Boss RV-200 Reverb Pedal
Studio-quality ambience with hands-on control and stage-ready power

The Boss RV-200 Reverb takes everything players love about classic Boss reverbs and brings it firmly into modern pedalboard territory. Designed for guitarists, bassists and synth players who want serious ambience without menu-diving, the RV-200 delivers rich, immersive reverb sounds with the immediacy and reliability Boss is famous for.

Inside, you’ll find a wide range of beautifully voiced reverb types, covering everything from subtle room and plate textures to massive ambient washes and cinematic soundscapes. The sound quality is deep, spacious and musical, whether you’re adding a touch of depth to your core tone or building huge, evolving atmospheres. Stereo inputs and outputs make it equally at home in advanced pedalboard setups, effects loops or studio rigs.

What really makes the RV-200 shine is its balance of power and simplicity. Dedicated knobs give you direct control over time, level and tone, while onboard memory lets you store and recall your favourite settings instantly. Add MIDI compatibility, expression pedal support and USB connectivity for updates, and you’ve got a reverb pedal that’s ready for everything from small club gigs to complex live rigs. It’s a flexible, great-sounding reverb that earns its place on serious pedalboards — and one we’re always happy to recommend here at Musicmaker.

Features
High-quality digital reverb pedal from Boss
Wide selection of reverb types, from subtle rooms to expansive ambient effects
Stereo input and output for modern pedalboard and studio setups
Intuitive control layout for quick, hands-on sound shaping
Onboard memory for saving and recalling favourite settings
MIDI compatibility for advanced rig integration
Expression pedal input for real-time control
USB port for firmware updates
Rugged Boss construction built for gigging