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Boss Katana Go Headphone Amp

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Headphone Amplifier

  • New design
  • Compact, battery-powered and sonorous headphone amplifier for guitar and bass
  • Five guitar amps and three bass amp types with EQ, gain and volume
  • Dozens of high-quality effects, including classic BOSS pedal sounds
  • Visual feedback through built-in OLED screen
  • Stage feel option for stage sound
  • Audio streaming and sound editing via Bluetooth with the BOSS Tone Studio app for detailed sound editing
  • Built-in chromatic tuner
  • Wireless connectors of separately available footswitches and expression pedals possible (not included)
  • Playback/recording of audio directly via USB-C via computer and mobile devices
  • Rechargeable USB-C battery
  • Up to five hours of battery life (depending on use)
  • 1 Channel
  • Controls: Master volume
  • Multi-function button
  • A- B- & C-button
  • Switches: Power, Bluetooth, Stage Feel
  • Connections: Instrument input (6.3 mm jack) headphones (3.5 mm stereo jack), USB-C
  • BOSS product number: KTN-GO2
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 45 x 125 x 29 mm
  • Weight: 65 g
  • Colour: Black
  • Includes USB C to USB A cable
Available since February 2025
Item number 607363
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Number of stereo channels 1
Output Level Adjustment Per Channel Yes
Amount Of Inputs 1
Rack format No
Effect Types Headphone Amp
433 AED 108,40 €
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Yes. First very useanle, well sounding headphone amp! (presets exchangeable with Katana)
4TuneMan 19.02.2025
Since many years I am buying headphone amps for guitar. They shall be very usefull for practicing when on the road. But, untill now they all have one of the following:
- teriible compression
- very limited sound customization options
- crappy sound

Last week I bough new Katana 3 (previous two I was returning after few days) and also - brand new Katana.GO (I had the previous one, but destroyed it on very first day, after demonstrating to my wife, how I can fit it in the pocket of my jeans. I torn the bloody potetiometer ring) (yes, I have 8 kilo overweight).
Anyway. This time both (the Katana 3 and Katana Go) stay with me!

The new GO does not have that huge potentiometer knob (instead it is small ring on the side (like in many headphone amps before). It fits in the pocket of jeans ;-)

SOUND
Bloody Lora, it DOES sound like Katana. I made few presets on Katana 50Ex. I imported those presets to GO. They do sound the same. Which is amazing! That means, if you use any Katana and have your presets, you may now import those presets to GO and have your guitar sound on the go (I mean on the go, but also on the GO)! A-ma-zing!

VERSATILITY
- You may use it as headphone amp.
- You may use it as practice amp with backing tracks.
- You may use it as audio player (it plays your music tracks).
- You may use it (when connected to FS-1-WL as full (backup) guitar rig.
- You may use it as audio interface for computer or tablet/phone.
- You may use it as small recording studio to record ideas on-the-go.
- You may smash it on the ground and stamp on it to de-stress yourself (not recommended).

PRICE
You see it. For all those features not really expensive.

BOSS Tone Studio for Katana Go - works well and is usefull (althought somehow limited, I am using also different software).

BAD SIDE
There is one. Roland for reasons known only to them decided not to write everything in the manual. Or in other words - User's Manual is crap. Missing few important points (eg. How to properly connect BOTH bluetooth interfaces to your tablet/phone to have playback in your hedphones). Manual is bad. The rest is amazing!

As I mentioned, I have at least dozen of different headphone amps for guitar, and they all landed after very short time in drawers with other trash. If there will be no sudden problems with battery life Katana GO definitely will stay with me! Very well designed and well sounding product!
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Stage Feel is the highlight
Tiago Sa 20.02.2025
The sounds you can get out of a Katana are great, and this little thing does them all. And the Stage Feel feature makes it incredible to take around the house and play the guitar anywhere.

It functions as a bluetooth audio device, so you can connect your phone to it and just stream audio directly to it (and thus your headphones) without any hassle. It doesn't allow bluetooth earpods to connect to it, I assume because the latency would make them impossible to play with anyway.

The only thing that's missing is being able to upload your own IR, that would really take it to a more professional level, but it's a practice tool, so it's not a problem.
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SPOT ON
Chris Fleming 05.03.2025
This is a fantastic thing. I wanted to replace my NU-X mighty plug with this for many reasons, but the main one was the volume knob (new one is good) and the Bluetooth control. With this feature, I've built a small board with 2 di boxes and a boss fs-1-wl with an extra switch and an expression pedal with toe switch. This is on a Pedaltrain Nano with a battery pack on. It’s a perfect emergency rig. Honestly, the sound is fantastic and nothing short of amazing, as good as any modeller I have.
Get one for practice, but also for piece of mind. Having one of these in your case with a TRS 1/8" to TS 1/4" will give you a perfectly gig worthy rig. Plug into a di box or even the FX return of the house amp.
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Großartiger Kopfhörer-Gitarrenverstärker, aber auch nicht mehr.
Snudur 02.03.2025
Vorweg: der Katana Go klingt ganz großartig.
Das ist ein super toller kleiner Verstärker für unterwegs, wenn man denn mit der Gitarre ohne Gear unterwegs ist. Man kann daraus auch eine tolle Plattform für Straßenkonzerte basteln, hab schon Fotos gesehn, aber die Betonung liegt auf "basteln".
Mehr, ist das nicht. Da jetzt große Pedalboards oder Wirelesssysteme drum herum zu bauen, ist Unfug.

Pro:
1. Die Presets sind ein Traum out of the Box (bis auf die Fuzzes, die sind in der ganzen Katana Serie nicht gut), das ist kein Tonex wo man ein Jahr lang Sounds sucht.
2. Das Stage Feel feature ist wirklich super, mit guten Kopfhöhrern klingt das wirklich cool, weil es halt STEREO läuft. Kompensiert die fehlende Raumerfahrung mit eine sehr schönen anderen.
3. Snappy, klar, spricht gut an, traumhaft.
4. "Sound fühlt sich an wie ein richtiger Katana".

Leider aber auch, Contra:
a) Schreit förmlich nach Abdeckband. Ich krieg die Krise, wenn das so an der Gitarre herumbaumelt. Man hätte das echt so wie ein richtiges Wireless-System aufziehen können, das würde sich professioneller anfühlen und wär nicht SO ein Käse.
Wirkt nicht vertrauenserweckend.
b) Die Steuerung am Gerät haut hin, wenn man das blind einübt, ist nicht schwer. Aber bis dahin ist es ein Topfen, wie man bei uns sagt.
c) Es gibt keine offizielle PC-App. Es gibt FxFloorBoard, das ist cool, aber sonst ist das wieder eine Telefongeschichte. Das ist so ein blöder Brauch, ich hoffe das hört irgendwann auf.

Vielleicht wird die Software ja irgendwann mal besser...
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