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title: "Acoustic Guitar Hardware (AD-10), Brown, Standard"
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# Acoustic resonance restores natural warmth Anti-feedback tech for clean stage sound 4-band EQ for precise tone sculpting Acoustic Guitar Hardware (AD-10), Brown, Standard

**Brand:** boss
**Price:** B/.1451
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Elevate your acoustic game—because your sound deserves the spotlight.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Acoustic Guitar Hardware (AD-10), Brown, Standard by boss
- **How much does it cost?** B/.1451 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- boss enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted boss brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Feedback? Not Here.:** Advanced anti-feedback functions keep your performance clean and professional.
- • **Built-In Effects Suite:** Ambience, chorus, and delay onboard—ditch extra pedals and travel light.
- • **Pro-Level Tone Control:** Four-band EQ and variable low-cut filter tailor your sound with surgical precision.
- • **Dual-Channel Flexibility:** Two independent inputs and memory slots let you switch setups effortlessly on stage.
- • **Natural Acoustic Revival:** Boss’s Acoustic Resonance tech brings back the rich, organic vibe lost in pickups.

## Overview

The BOSS AD-10 is a professional-grade acoustic preamp/DI pedal designed to restore and enhance the natural tone of acoustic-electric guitars. Featuring a four-band EQ, variable low-cut filter, multi-band compressor with MDF technology, and groundbreaking acoustic resonance processing, it delivers rich, warm sound while controlling feedback. With built-in ambience, chorus, delay effects, dual inputs, memory presets, and USB audio connectivity, the compact AD-10 is an all-in-one powerhouse for serious performers and recording artists.

## Description

Advanced tone tools for serious acoustic players anyone who plays an amplified acoustic guitar on stage knows what a challenge It is to get a sound that’s as inspiring as playing the instrument acoustically. The AD-10 is your solution to this age-old problem, offering advanced sound tools that enable you to achieve rich, natural acoustic tones every time you perform. At its core, the AD-10 is a fully featured, dual-channel acoustic preamp/DI pedal with premium audio quality, deep sound-shaping options, and flexible connectivity. On top of that, ambience, chorus, and delay effects are built in, eliminating the need to carry external sound processing. But the AD-10 takes acoustic preamp design to an all-new level With its standout feature—boss’s groundbreaking acoustic resonance processing. This advanced Tech restores the complex body and string resonances that are lost with most pickup systems, bringing back the expressive, organic vibe that’s so vital to the acoustic experience. And the features keep on coming, with transparent anti-feedback controls, memories for sound setups, a second Looper, USB Audio, and much more. Hugely powerful yet simple to use, the compact AD-10 is your all-in-one companion for realizing impressive acoustic tones in every performing environment.

Review: Nice addition for nice guitars...otherwise nice to have - I have been buying the 200 series pedals from Boss and they have have been working well. My amp is not the greatest however the pedals seem to really like my Strat. After viewing some videos I decided to also try the AD-10. There are some great features on this pedal: 2 independent inputs, tone control, feedback reduction (works better than first thought), and looping. Some of the other features did not seem to work as well as advertised and it dawned on me that the guitar I have been using may not be up to par. It is an old Ovation Celebrity and after playing it through the amp for a while I noticed the pickup seems to be losing the tone and signal it used to deliver. I am used to playing unplugged and it does sound pretty good. It is obviously not as nice as a standard Ovation. The AD-10 has helped to improve the tone but not like what I saw on the video. That said I'm pretty sure my guitar is not the perfect candidate for all of the features. I am thinking about getting the pickup fixed or get an upgrade guitar. I otherwise do like what the pedal can do and it is easy to use. My advice to anyone thinking about buying a mid-pricey pedal like this is making sure the guitar and amp sound good without the pedal, then buy one and enjoy all of the great effects it provides.
Review: Impressed ao far, better than my Fishman - OK so just got yesterday and have had two decent sessions with it. Been using a Fishman ToneDEQ in the studio and gigging. It sounds good but is lacking in not having a tuner, mute, either delay or reverb not both, lackluster chorus, no feedback control just a phase switch, no memory slots, not stereo. The AD-10 has all of the above and more. Out of the box just in manual mode was able to dial a very good sound. Couple of hours learning the interface and the SUB-PARAMETER settings and playing around with them and MAN. This thing is nice, really nice. I've read a review where the reviewer said everything was subtle or wish they could set how many repeats in the delays. READ THE MANUAL, you've got to go to the sub settings. Someone complained about noise, well the IS a noise reduction circuit go to ADVANCED SETTINGS. Mine is dead quiet with the levels set 12 o'clock on everything going into a very nice Yamaha analog mixer with the same levels as I had with the Fishman. I only gig with one guitar as i do 80% electric but if you do an acoustic thing with two guitars this will handle both independently. My sound guy will love it because it does have the tuner/mute. I switch back and forth and have to tell him to mute me on the board when I set it down so I don't change my level and I don't want it plugged in eating batteries just sitting there. OH there is a misprint in the printed manual that came with mine that I was trying to make heads or tails about. To switch from manual mode to memory mode it says press and hold the Boost and Delay pedal buttons, repeat to switch back. When in memory mode those buttons scroll up in down. Then it says to go from into stomp box memory mode mode, so that Boost and Delay buttons now do that instead of scroll the memory locations, it says press and hold the buttons? HUH that don't work. I check an online version online and sure enough the misprint is to gone online. To toggle manual to memory you only PRESS the two buttons not press and hold them. So I tossed the included manual and just download the online to my tablet. Will be gigging it in a few weeks will update

## Features

- Professional preamp/DI for performing and recording with acoustic-electric guitar
- Acoustic resonance restores the warm and rich resonance lost with most pickup systems
- Four-band EQ and variable low-cut filter tuned to deliver optimized tone shaping for acoustic guitar
- Multi-band compressor with MDF technology provides transparent dynamics control
- Newly developed Anti-Feedback functions control feedback while maintaining balanced tone

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Item Weight | 4 Pounds |
| Color | Brown |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Controls Type | Knob |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Hardware Connectivity | 1/4-inch Audio |
| Amperage | 300 Milliamps |
| Voltage | 9 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BOSS
- **Color:** Brown
- **Item Weight:** 1.52 Kilograms
- **Voltage:** 9 Volts
- **Amperage:** 300 Milliamps

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you send effects through the USB interface?**
A: You can’t send effects per se or commands to make adjustments to the ad-10’s settings but you can record/play audio to/from a computer. Any audio from the computer via usb is sent to the audio outs.

**Q: Looks like you can't have Delay and Chorus at the same time. Is that correct?**
A: You CAN have both in the same time.

**Q: Does anyone know the dimensions (footprint) and weight of the AD-10? Not sure if dimensions listed above are for the item or the box.**
A: The 13.5 x 9.5 is about right.   Think of it of being about the footprint being a little larger than two regular sized guitar pedals or your typical Boss pedal.   If your thinking about space issues where the cables come in remember to allow for the cable 90 degree turn.  The inputs and outputs are very close together.

**Q: Are the XLR outputs jacks on the back male or female?**
A: Both jacks are male.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice addition for nice guitars...otherwise nice to have
*by D***. on July 14, 2021*

I have been buying the 200 series pedals from Boss and they have have been working well. My amp is not the greatest however the pedals seem to really like my Strat. After viewing some videos I decided to also try the AD-10. There are some great features on this pedal: 2 independent inputs, tone control, feedback reduction (works better than first thought), and looping. Some of the other features did not seem to work as well as advertised and it dawned on me that the guitar I have been using may not be up to par. It is an old Ovation Celebrity and after playing it through the amp for a while I noticed the pickup seems to be losing the tone and signal it used to deliver. I am used to playing unplugged and it does sound pretty good. It is obviously not as nice as a standard Ovation. The AD-10 has helped to improve the tone but not like what I saw on the video. That said I'm pretty sure my guitar is not the perfect candidate for all of the features. I am thinking about getting the pickup fixed or get an upgrade guitar. I otherwise do like what the pedal can do and it is easy to use. My advice to anyone thinking about buying a mid-pricey pedal like this is making sure the guitar and amp sound good without the pedal, then buy one and enjoy all of the great effects it provides.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impressed ao far, better than my Fishman
*by S***S on November 23, 2017*

OK so just got yesterday and have had two decent sessions with it. Been using a Fishman ToneDEQ in the studio and gigging. It sounds good but is lacking in not having a tuner, mute, either delay or reverb not both, lackluster chorus, no feedback control just a phase switch, no memory slots, not stereo. The AD-10 has all of the above and more. Out of the box just in manual mode was able to dial a very good sound. Couple of hours learning the interface and the SUB-PARAMETER settings and playing around with them and MAN. This thing is nice, really nice. I've read a review where the reviewer said everything was subtle or wish they could set how many repeats in the delays. READ THE MANUAL, you've got to go to the sub settings. Someone complained about noise, well the IS a noise reduction circuit go to ADVANCED SETTINGS. Mine is dead quiet with the levels set 12 o'clock on everything going into a very nice Yamaha analog mixer with the same levels as I had with the Fishman. I only gig with one guitar as i do 80% electric but if you do an acoustic thing with two guitars this will handle both independently. My sound guy will love it because it does have the tuner/mute. I switch back and forth and have to tell him to mute me on the board when I set it down so I don't change my level and I don't want it plugged in eating batteries just sitting there. OH there is a misprint in the printed manual that came with mine that I was trying to make heads or tails about. To switch from manual mode to memory mode it says press and hold the Boost and Delay pedal buttons, repeat to switch back. When in memory mode those buttons scroll up in down. Then it says to go from into stomp box memory mode mode, so that Boost and Delay buttons now do that instead of scroll the memory locations, it says press and hold the buttons? HUH that don't work. I check an online version online and sure enough the misprint is to gone online. To toggle manual to memory you only PRESS the two buttons not press and hold them. So I tossed the included manual and just download the online to my tablet. Will be gigging it in a few weeks will update

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sound, feature laden, user interface could be better.
*by G***F on December 31, 2017*

Boss AD-10 Review Sound Quality 5 Features 5 User Interface 2 I play in a roots country band and use two acoustic guitars and was looking for a preamp that would allow me to have separate EQ settings for each guitar, as they have very unique and different EQ requirements. Bottom line: the AD-10 fits the bill and then some, just be prepared to study the manual and spend some time with the unit. The two guitars I am using with the unit are a Gibson J-185 reissue with a Fishman undersaddle piezo pickup with a Fishman endpin jack preamp, providing a very hot signal. The other guitar is an Eastman AR805 non-cutaway archtop with a Pick Up the World piezo pickup with no preamp…I was using an LR Baggs Mixpro for a preamp but was not thrilled with the sound. The archtop is a very lively guitar that is bottom heavy with the pickup and has a big resonance at about 230Hz, so it requires some notch filtering to bring it under control. I was pretty happy with the sound of the Gibson, but the archtop sound needed some more extensive tone shaping. The AD-10 allows me to plug both guitars into one unit and has the flexibility to accommodate the vastly differing signal levels and EQ requirements of these two guitars. In fact, after a lot of time spend tweaking the EQ and notch filter parameters (there are two notch filters), my Eastman archtop has never sounded better. The sound of the piezo pickup on the archtop isn’t bad, but with the Acoustic Resonance function on the AD-10 up about halfway on the Natural setting, the sound is transformed to a much more natural woody acoustic archtop sound, exactly what I was looking for! Following is a summary of pros/cons of the device… Pros • The Input Sensitivity controls for the two channels allow for a wide range of input levels, from a straight piezo input to a preamplified signal. I’m sure it would work equally well for magnetic or microphone pickups. The input impedance of both inputs is 10 megohms, ideal for a piezo input but it doesn’t seem to be noisy with the already-preamplified signal from my Gibson. • Separate EQs for each input – It is possible to EQ each channel separately within a patch and switch back and forth between inputs, or use both at the same time. Input switching can be controlled with one of the existing stomp switches or an external footswitch (recommended). I started using the unit in this manner, using an external footswitch to switch between guitars, but the problem with this setup is that there is only one setting available per patch for the notch filters. My two guitars have very different resonances, and while I use both for the archtop, I only require one notch for the Gibson flattop. To work around this, I set up separate patches for each guitar. The feature allowing the separate EQ setting per channel within the patch would be more useful for a situation where you are using two pickups in the same guitar; EQ each pickup separately and switch between channels (or blend) with the external footswitch. • Bells/Whistles – this thing is loaded with sonically useful features. Delay, reverb, compression, Acoustic Resonance, looper, tuner/mute….I’ve had a blast playing around with the looper with the delay on, controlling the delay time with an external switch set to control tap tempo at the dotted eighth setting. Also, the tuner/mute is a hugely useful feature for tuning and muting while switching guitars onstage. Another plus is that almost everything in the unit is tweakable, but this presents a whole ‘nuther set of problems given the wimpy 2 digit display (see “Cons”). • Quality – typical bulletproof Boss construction, the thing is built like a tank. Cons • User Interface – Why Boss decided to use a 70’s era two-digit seven-segment LED display on this box is beyond me. To do anything other than the most basic of functions requires the user to dig out the manual, and the attempt to use such a limited display to keep track of what’s going on in such a sophisticated unit is just that…an attempt. Another problem is that the manual is a bit cryptic as well…I ran into a problem with the assignment of functions to the stomp switches and kinda had to guess at what the manual meant. Finally figured it out, but I was worried for a while, thinking about having to do a factory reset to get the functionality back. This thing is screaming for a patch editor/librarian. • External switches – the AD-10 allows you to hook up a two-footswitch external pedal via a ¼” TRS jack. Wish there was provisions for another two switches, but it forces you to make decisions on how you are going to use the unit. - Routing two guitar inputs to each of the L/R XLR outputs - If you want the sound guy to be able to EQ your guitars differently, you can do this, but it bypasses all the signal processing of the AD-10. Also no provision to mute the guitars individually in this mode. This is super-lame. BOSS, please provide a firmware update! Overall, I am extremely pleased with my decision to purchase the AD-10. I’ve only used it on one gig so far, but it’s a huge improvement on my previous setup. I highly recommend this box for anyone using two guitars, a single guitar with two pickups, and especially for anyone trying to get a natural acoustic sound with a piezo-equipped archtop guitar. My Eastman has never sounded better. Giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the user interface.

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