Boss GT-1000 Guitar Effects Processor
We say:
The GT-1000 is Boss' top end guitar effects processor. As every guitarist knows, Boss has a legendary reputation for superbly designed and robust guitar products that sound great. The GT-1000 is no exception. Don't forget that Boss make an excellent case to go with the the GT-1000. Do check out the CB-ME80 to provide the perfect accompaniment to your new GT-1000!
Boss say:
Delivering unmatched sound quality and musical expression, the GT-1000 ushers in a new era of performance in amp/effects processors. This premium tone machine debuts the groundbreaking new AIRD (Augmented Impulse Response Dynamics) technology. The GT-1000 also features a huge range of cutting-edge BOSS effects to enhance your tones, with numerous routing options and extensive real-time control at your command. And with the convenience of built-in Bluetooth®, you can adjust sounds, configure control assignments, and organize patches wirelessly from your mobile device using the BOSS Tone Studio app. Packing immense creative power in a streamlined pro design, the GT-1000 is a game changer that brings new levels of musical expression to guitarists everywhere.
Related Items
Roland TD-1DMK V-Drums Electronic Drum Kit
We say : Roland are generous in the specification of their entry level electronic kits, and we particularly like the TD-1DMK as all three toms and the snare are double mesh heads which...
Roland LX-708 Digital Piano
We say : Roland's top of the range LX-708 pianos are stunning in every respect! Brilliant sounds, three great finishes including the striking polished white, and great rehearsal features make...
Stagg Practice Pad
The Stagg 8" Practice Pad has a rubber base and anti-slip EVA foam to stop it from slipping around on different surfaces. It is ideal for practice when on the...
Carlsbro CSD100 Drum Kit Bundle
Sold Out
We say: This Carlsbro CSD100 drum kit bundle is a good introduction to the world of electronic dum kits. It comes complete with headphones and a stool - everything your...
