Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal (Used)
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Great Pedal
Have used this pedal close to 2 years now. Has all kinds of great sounds. Definitely was more pedal than I needed. Had a little bit of a learning curve with setting up the...Read complete review
Have used this pedal close to 2 years now. Has all kinds of great sounds. Definitely was more pedal than I needed. Had a little bit of a learning curve with setting up the pedal for how I like to use it. Have used this pedal in the studio and like the fact the output signal can be switched between +4 or -10. I use the +4 when playing without an amp (which happens sometimes in the studio). 2 line outs for stereo recording or live stereo sound... The only hassle would be having to enter the 'system' configuration to switch things around. Having said that, a lot can be switched... from pedal configuration, to the order the signal is processed. Can also be used in Manual Mode if you want simple configurations like just distortion, chorus, reverb, or all at the same time.
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Great Toy
Very nice effects unit. Has some cool sounds and I miss the Guitar Solo patch. I sold mine because the biggest downfall of this unit is it kills your tone even with all effects ...Read complete review
Very nice effects unit. Has some cool sounds and I miss the Guitar Solo patch. I sold mine because the biggest downfall of this unit is it kills your tone even with all effects bypassed and in tuner mode, it just kills your tone. I could not live with this...it was fun to play with at home, but on the gig the tone suck made me want to pull my hair out. The Envelope Filter is weak too, plan on bringing another filter pedal with you if you use this effect much. Otherwise very nice and well thought out unit. I said unit...heehee.
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Pros
- Excellent Sound Quality
- Good Selection Of Effects
- Great Tone
- Responsive
- Versatile
Cons
- Difficult To Use
- The Manual Is Horrid
Best Uses
- Amateur Recording
- Events
- Performances
- Professional Recording
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
This pedal is the best. I would not have been able to explore this many sounds without it, for the price!
Pros
- Excellent Sound Quality
- Good Selection Of Effects
- Responsive
- So easy to dial in sounds
- Versatile
Cons
- None
Best Uses
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
I purchased mine about 6 months ago, and have played it for hours every week. The construction is super solid. The pedals have a weight to them, and never miss when I stomp them. I gave this unit 5 stars because I feel that it outperforms my expectations at this price and I have yet to find a real complaint about anything.
Dialing in sounds is so easy it's almost rediculous. Within the first two or three weeks I'd created all the sounds I need - a heavy rock sound, thick blues, a punchy jazz. This thing's so versatile, it can even make my cheap Crate 100W 15" amp sound good.
The compression and noise gate work perfectly with my 5 string Ibanez BTB775PB. It switches patches fast enough that I don't find myself dropping notes while it changes programs.
It's quiet enough that I can record on my iMac without hearing static, buzz etc. Easy enough to read the display while standing up jamming.
It's quite a lot more expensive than buying a pedal or two at a time, but if you figure you might get 3-5 bass pedals, mini patch cords, pedal box, wall-wart power plugs... in the long run you end up spending almost as much as the cost of this unit. It may cost a bit more up front for this bad-boy but you get so much more for your money...
Pros
- Excellent Sound Quality
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Amateur Recording
- Home Studio
- Performances
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
Magnificient Tool, great sound and virtually endless possibilities........is accurate to say that this is the ultimate bassist digital weapon.
The tone you can get from this thing is awesome
Now on effects dont expect the "organic" sound of an analog effect or the TOP rack systems; but there is REALLY nice effects on it
The major let down are the Synth Sounds; not bad but not good enough
Versatile to the core, playing with 2 FX Chains make your tone extremely "variable".....
Good tool for having everything you need and dont need in one unit
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
The Boss GT10-B is a really good high end multi-effect processor for bass. It is packed with features and extremely versatile for Rock, Funk or Jazz.
This is the only device for bass that will let you use almost any combination of effects across 2 separate effects chains and an expression pedal. Most devices will limit modulation effects to one instance in any program. The GT10-B will let you use a modulation effect in each effects chain and still let you use pitch bend on the expression pedal. This is great on effects where you might want to included a flanger or phase shifter, but still want to use the expression pedal as a whammy. I have never found this capability in any other processor.
The other feature that is really well thought out is the programming interface. There is a quick easier interface for each program that utilizes four knobs under the LED screen. If you want to drill into more parameters you can push a button to change the display mode to show all the details.
The GT10-B seems to be made pretty solidly. Definitely no complaints so far.
It is definitely a bit pricey, but in general worth it.
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
Even has enough memory to overwrite some preset programs.
More pre-sets than you would ever use, but nice to have when needed.
Well made unit (heavy duty).
Great value for what the GT-10B does.
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
This is a wonderful product from boss. In my electric guitar rig I've always been a digitech man and the rp1000 is a great unit, but in my search for a multi-effects unit for my bass rig the GT-10B definitley caught my attention. Lets be honest it looks impressive and like it has alot to offer. In this case looks are not deciving. The customaztion options are virtually limitless for this unit, and did I mention that this thing sound AMAZING! I can just plug this thing into the PA at my chuch and go to town. The only reason that I did not give a perfect score is that I would have liked more than 2 assignable footswitches out of the box. I like to be able to control everything I need with my feet. No one likes to bend over on stage, but other than that I say if you are thinking about a multi-effects unit for your bass, STOP THINKING and BUY THIS UNIT! You will not be sorry.
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
Have used this pedal close to 2 years now. Has all kinds of great sounds. Definitely was more pedal than I needed. Had a little bit of a learning curve with setting up the pedal for how I like to use it. Have used this pedal in the studio and like the fact the output signal can be switched between +4 or -10. I use the +4 when playing without an amp (which happens sometimes in the studio). 2 line outs for stereo recording or live stereo sound... The only hassle would be having to enter the 'system' configuration to switch things around. Having said that, a lot can be switched... from pedal configuration, to the order the signal is processed. Can also be used in Manual Mode if you want simple configurations like just distortion, chorus, reverb, or all at the same time.
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
After seeing the rave reviews here on MF I knew this was the first and last effects purchase I would ever have to make for my bass rig. It has so many pedals and amps and other features the possibilities are virtually endless. I like how flexible the programming side of the GT-10b is, for example, you can route the tuner through one of the 2 Control footswitches and even silence it so you can tune on stage with discretion. I have played one gig so far, and I am not lying, when I went to use the expression pedal three musicians from the other bands we played with ran through the pit to the front of the stage just to scrutinize what I was unleashing onto the crowd. the pedal is sexy, heavy duty construction and if you don't like the tone, its because you haven't taken the time to dial it. Their are many layers of eq, some of which you can specify the Q and really shape the tone with surgical precision. My guitar player sent back his Digitech GSP 1101 and got the GT-10 when I explained to him how badass this unit is, saving $400 in the process. The amp channel switching is not a feature I foresee needing, but he does! It saves stage space and its far more efficient and less clumsy than having to hit 2 footswitches to go from his dirty channel to clean while punching up a chorus on the GT-10, for example. So go get one!
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
Very nice effects unit. Has some cool sounds and I miss the Guitar Solo patch. I sold mine because the biggest downfall of this unit is it kills your tone even with all effects bypassed and in tuner mode, it just kills your tone. I could not live with this...it was fun to play with at home, but on the gig the tone suck made me want to pull my hair out. The Envelope Filter is weak too, plan on bringing another filter pedal with you if you use this effect much. Otherwise very nice and well thought out unit. I said unit...heehee.
Comments about Boss GT-10B Multi-Effects Pedal:
This product is fantastic. It is worth every penny. Not a single thing wrong with it!