Top 10 best-selling Bass Synthesizer Pedals

Powerful bass synth with analogue sounds, expression and preset capabilities, stereo output and extensive filter and modulation values.

The Boss GKC-AD Guitar Synth Converter can be teamed up with various Roland and Boss GK gear to act as an analogue to digital converter when linking different socket types. This edition converts a 13-pin GK port to the new Serial GK port.

Audio in, video game out! The Ottobit Jr. takes after vintage gaming consoles and comes jampacked with crazy, ecstatic sounds. It's essentially a filter effect but with more possibilities, including a bit crusher.

The Meris Enzo is a multi-voice synthesizer effects pedal that's transforms the sound of instruments like guitars, drum machines and even vocals into tight monosynth leads, complex polyphony or sequenced arpeggios.

By cramming the SY-1 into a classic stomp box housing, Boss offers synthesizer effects without the need for a separate MIDI controller. Simply plug in your guitar to try out each of the 121 synth-style sounds.

Taking the next evolutionary step when it comes to guitar and bass synthesis, Boss offer up the GM-800 Guitar Synthesizer unit. Combine this progressive treat with the Roland Divided Pickup and gain access to the Roland ZEN-Core Sound Engine.

Got space on your board and in your sound for some synth-style fun? Then allow the Boss SY-200 synthesizer pedal to warp your brain. This pedal basically turns your guitar or bass into a synth.

Ever since the '70s, both Boss and parent company Roland have been known as pioneers in the world of guitar synthesizers. The SY-1000 Guitar Synthesizer is the next advancement of their renowned GK Series.

Install the Boss GK-5B Electric Bass Guitar Divided Pickup and plug it directly into a compatible synth unit via a Serial GK format TRS jack cable to completely flip and transform the sound.

Roland's GK-3B pickup enables you to create piano, saxophone and even keyboard sounds with your bass guitar.