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The only way around this loss of output is to turn the unit off and back on. I also downloaded the GX-100 Starter Collection from Tone Central – because everything out of the box just wasn’t enough to play with! – and ran into the same issues when demoing some of them. I found that it regularly stopped producing any sound at all, usually when moving quickly through banks (by holding down one of the Bank buttons).

Freezing up – The GX-100 is a newly made software-based unit that needs broad use to uncover all its bugs and I fully accept that.

I’m only here to inform you of the “cons” to your purchasing decision: I won’t delve into all the “pros” of the GX-100 because countless others already have done a great job. The unit is beautifully made and is much smaller/lighter than comparable units without sacrificing a thing. After a FedEx fiasco, it was finally in my hands-on a Monday afternoon. That was the straw that broke the camel’s back and I ordered it with some, but very little, shame to breaking my self-imposed rule of 2022. I muttered something about it to my wife, and being the supremely supportive wife she is, she said, “if you want it, just get it!”. And then a big discount opportunity came along in June. I did well just reading about it and reminding myself of my resolution for the year.

Very late last year I bought my third electric guitar, a beautiful PRS SE Custom 24-08, and launched into the new year firmly resolved to use everything I already had while I learned to be a better player….Īnd then came the BOSS GX-100 in early 2022.

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At any rate, I have a huge inventory of devices that do generally the same things with tonal options to squeeze more juice out of my playing.īy the way, NONE of these devices really make you a better player! I sound nothing like the YouTube stars demoing these things after they arrive, so I’ve recently put a lot of focus on going back to start and learning how to be a better player with simple clean and distorted tones. (Side note: I’ve been in search of a modern replacement for at least 6 years and nobody has yet to make anything that comes close to the features and functionality of the GNX4 – even going into the BOSS GX-100 I knew it lacked a lot of the features from the GNX4). I am STILL learning new things to do with my powerhouse DigiTech GNX4 that I bought used in 2010. The more something does, the more you need to read.

As most of you reading this are probably aware, almost everything comes with a significant learning curve.

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It all made a ton of sense to me.ĭating back to about the year 2000 when I bought my very first multi-effects unit, the highly flexible DigiTech RP100 (which doesn’t even appear on DigiTech’s own website as a discontinued product at this point!) I’ve collected a veritable closet full of “guitar stuff”. Around the same time I read that article, I also coincidentally had sat through Tom Morello’s Masterclass where he talked a great deal about getting new sounds out of existing gear. I possess no less than 10 things that have multiple effects setups and options. I read an article late last year that was a challenge of sorts to spend the upcoming year really diving into and using the gear I already have which made a lot of sense. Like most guitarists, I LOVE everything about gear – researching, salivating, pondering how much of a better player I would be with a new guitar, amp, pedal, app, DAW, tuner, pick, strings, strap, etc. In a word, overkill. Let me elaborate… Background