Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter/Delay

In the third photo in this Twitter post, by Dot Hacker, Josh Klinghoffer's Boss PS-3 can be seen.

"This thing is really freaky"

Assuming by the color it is rather PS-3 than PS-2.

One can see a Boss PS-3 at 2:59 in [this video](http://intothewoods.tv/learning-curve/episode-6) of Peter showing "how he uses guitar pedals to create the sounds of his solo self-titled debut album."

In this pedalboard photo posted by Knudson on his official Instagram profile, the Boss PS-3 can be seen.

"I experiment and am always changing things in the studio, but when I play live or begin recording I use the same signal path. I start with a Fender guitar—a Stratocaster or a Jazzmaster, into a Boss FDR-1 Fender Deluxe Reverb pedal, which is a cheap preamp. It goes into a Boss PS-3 Digital Pitch Shifter/Delay pedal. From there the signal goes into my custom distortion box, and then directly into the laptop through an Apogee Duet (in the studio I use the Apogee Ensemble). On the laptop I have the Max/MSP patch, which is like a modeler/sampler/synthesizer thing. From the laptop, I go into a Mackie mixer, which sends a mono signal to an amp and a stereo signal to the house." From an article describe a collaboration between Ian Bellamy and Thomas Strønen.

Briggs took a more svelte approach for his pedalboard on the Coma Ecliptic tour. His stomp station includes a Boss TU-2 tuner, a Wamper Faux Tape Echo (used for a constant warbling tone), an Electro-Harmonix Bass Micro Synth (ideal for “Tom Sawyer”-ish bass-synth washiness), a Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, Boss TR-2 Tremolo, Boss PS-3 Digital Pitch Shifter/Delay (Briggs’ favorite pedal, which he currently uses as a chorus), and a Darkglass Electronics Duality Fuzz (which replaced a Keeley-modded Ibanez Tube Screamer because the Duality has a mix knob that allows Briggs to keep a more natural tone of low-end fury)

> I’m having this love affair with the Boss PS-3 Super Shifter. One thing about playing with a whammy bar is that I really can’t stand constantly going out of tune. For a singer, it’s just about the absolute worst thing you could have to deal with. Those pedals are great because I can avoid using a whammy-equipped guitar. But they are also a rad creative tool.

Amir uses a Boss PS-3 pedal, as shown in Guitar Geek's rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/amir-derakh-orgy-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2000/).

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Ekstrom used the Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter pedal.

In this video, the Boss Pitch Shifter and delay is visible.

A Boss PS-3 can be seen in this video from this point onwards.

Part of Haino's board during a 1999 Fushitsusha board

Dave says he uses one in Bassplayer.

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> As far as effects I always have a** Boss PS3** as my first pedal going into a few Lexicon effects processors. I also use the effects in the AxeFX.

Visible on the talkbass pedalboard pic also, but the label is far more readable on this one

A Boss PS-3 can be seen in this Instagram photo.

"Saw the geezer this past April in Chicago......he was doing the old piezo mic/electronix in the boxes trick (with flashlight sensors and light play for avant garden goodness!)"

"No, it’s a Boss Pitch Shifter/Delay. They don’t make them any more, but that’s what I use."

Boss Digital shifter / Delay PS-2, Boss Digital pitch shifter / delay PS-3, Boss Super Feedbacker & Distortion, Boss Digital Delay DD-3m, Boss Equaliser GE-7 As used by: Nik Colk Void

Bardo Pond’s Pedals

Shown in pic of his board

Listed on his pedalboard

Brodsky’s pedalboard has maintained a similar look throughout his career consisting of mainly Boss pedals, here's a photo we could identify a Boss PS-3.

Distinguishable from the PS-2 by it's black knobs

Distinguishable from the PS-2 by its black (2's are blue) knobs

"a Boss PS-3 for reverse delays"

The Boss PS-3 can just about be seen to the left of the Dyna Comp

It's listed on his 'Arsenal' page.

A Boss PS-3 Pitch Shifter/Delay can be seen in this gear photo