MINT. It's an incredible unit, and if you're reading this, you probably know all about it. I wanted to love it. But I'm just not a pitch shifter kinda guy. I actually really liked the detune chorus in it, but it's not worth keeping it just for that. Priced to Sell, Lowest price on Reverb. More details below

Key Features & Specifications

• Pitch Range: 8-octave total range with a built-in expression pedal providing linear control across ± 4 octaves.

• Dual-Effect Operation: Combines real-time expression pitch shifting with independent tune-down/virtual capo and detune functions (± 50 cents).

• Processing: Features 24-bit AD conversion with the Adaptive Focus method and 32-bit DA conversion at a 48 kHz sampling frequency.

• Memory & Display: Includes 30 user memory slots, a graphic LCD screen, and a rotary select encoder.

• Connectivity: Stereo/mono I/O, Thru jack, CTL 1-2/EXP 2 input, MIDI In/Out, USB-C (for firmware updates), and 9V DC power.

• Physical Dimensions: 147 x 230 x 72 mm (up to 96 mm max height) and weighs approximately 1.7 kg (3 lbs 12 oz).

Performance & User Impressions

• Versatility: Users and reviewers note that the XS-100 offers much deeper customizability, preset storage, and MIDI integration than the more compact Boss XS-1.

• Tracking & Feel: On The Gear Forum, there is a consensus that the XS-100 delivers strong feature integration for live rigs and modeling setups