- How does the RE-2 differ from the RE-202?
- The RE-202 is larger and adds more tape head combinations, memory presets and stereo output. The RE-2 keeps the core tape echo and spring reverb in a compact mono pedal.
- Does it have a real spring reverb tank?
- No. The spring reverb is modeled digitally, like the rest of the pedal's tape emulation.
- Can I use it in stereo?
- No. The RE-2 has a single mono output, so stereo rigs need the RE-202 instead.
- Is it true bypass?
- No. It uses buffered bypass, which BOSS designs to preserve tone through long pedal chains.
- What power supply does it need?
- It runs on a standard 9V DC center-negative pedal power supply or a 9V battery.
- Can it do reverb without delay?
- Yes. The reverb can be used on its own, and the delay and reverb levels are controlled separately.
- Where is the BOSS RE-2 cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $201.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the BOSS RE-2?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Adorama, Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.