Boss PSM-5 Power Supply & Master Switch For Guitar Pedal Chains - 1982 - MIJ

Boss PSM-5 Power Supply & Master Switch For Guitar Pedal Chains - 1982 - MIJ

Sale
Regular price $99.00

Boss PSM-5 Power Supply & Master Switch For Guitar Pedal Chains - 1982 - MIJ

The Boss PSM-5 Power Supply & Master Switch combines functionality and reliability, serving as both a power hub for multiple pedals and a master bypass switch for your effects chain. This compact yet powerful pedal allows you to efficiently manage your signal path while providing noise-free switching and dependable performance. Built with Boss's renowned rugged construction, the PSM-5 is a must-have for musicians seeking to simplify their rig and maintain total control over their setup.

This sale is for a PSM-5. It has the black Made In Japan label and a silver screw, the serial number can be found in what is usally the the battery compartment (The PSM-5 does not power off 9V battery like most boss pedals). The serial number is 237000. This is an early Boss pedal made in October 1982.

Condition:

This is a used unit.
This unit shows some general wear like some obvious marks, nicks and scratches. Overall it is still in good condition for a pedal from the early 80s. Please see photos for further details.
This unit is 100% functional. All controls work as they should.
This unit only powers on with the Boss PSA adaptor. This PSU is not included in the sale.
This sale is for the PSM-5 only Nothing else is included in this sale.

Postage:

Your order will be processed within 5 business days.

If you are in a remote area you may incur extra fees.

International import tax, duty, vat, custom fees or any other charges are not covered by us, nor included in the shipping fees. These are the responsibility of the buyer.

Return Policy:

We do not accept returns for incorrect purchase or change of mind.

Returns will only be accepted for manufacture defects / faulty items. Please contact us if you have any problems with your purchase and we will strive to work it out with you.

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