Boss GT-1000 Core Guitar Effects Processor

£635.00

This is a New Boss GT-1000 Core Guitar Effects Processor from Boss, listed in Multi-Effects Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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Get right to the core of your tone. The BOSS GT-1000Core Guitar Effects Processor is a marvel of modern engineering. Featuring a wealth of different effects including BOSSs flagship reverb delay chorus and more it places tonnes of tonal options right in your hands. Youll also have access to more amp and cab sims than you could ever want each sounding authentic detailed and powerful. Your sound is about to evolve at speed. The perfect weapon for live performances. You can easily integrate this unit into your existing amp/pedalboard setup thanks to its ultra-compact size and array of I/O options. But you can also go direct into the PA or any recording device thanks to the inbuilt amp/cab sims. Two FX loops enable you to create stunning sonic combinations with your favourite effects whilst a headphone output allows for silent practice sessions. Its almost hard to believe how much innovation has gone into this pedal. Now its time for you to innovate your sound.

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Brand

Boss

BOSS began in Osaka in 1973 as MEG Electronics, a company dedicated to effects. Its first BOSS-branded effect was the CE-1 Chorus Ensemble in 1976; the OD-1, SP-1 and PH-1 launched the compact-effects series in 1977. The JustPedals catalogue includes familiar overdrives and distortions such as the OD-3, SD-1, BD-2, DS-1 and MT-2 Metal Zone, as well as utility items such as the PCS-20A cable. BOSS now spans compact pedals, multi-effects, loopers, tuners and controllers. Manufacturing origin should be checked by model rather than inferred from the brand’s Japanese history.

Category

Multi-Effects Pedals

A multi-effects processor combines several effect algorithms and signal-routing stages in one unit. Its sound depends not only on the individual models but on their order, parallel or serial routing, processing resolution and available control. Preset structure, switching gaps, foot control, expression assignment, amp or cabinet modelling, USB audio and MIDI determine how completely the processor can replace separate pedals.