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JohnnyCNote · 04-29-2008, 01:28 AM

Okay, folks, here's the deal. I'm giong to do my part in turning our economy around with my incalculably generous tax rebate and get some sort of music stuff. If that doesn't turn the economy around, what will?

The choices (I'm leaning towards rack mount) are Boss GT-Pro, TC Electronics G Major, Digitech (the old 1220 and their newer GSP1101), Rocktron Xpression. I'd also consider the Boss GT-10. The ability to add an "expression" pedal would be nice, as well as USB connectivity to the computer for recording.

So what's the word on these things, eh? Who's got and who likes what? I await your learned replies . . .

04-29-2008, 01:28 AM	#1
JohnnyCNote Velikij Pakhan Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 201 Real Name: John Main Seven: Ibanez S7420 Rig: PV Mace/Roadmaster Thanked: 3	Multi-effects Units for >$500 Buying advice Okay, folks, here's the deal. I'm giong to do my part in turning our economy around with my incalculably generous tax rebate and get some sort of music stuff. If that doesn't turn the economy around, what will? The choices (I'm leaning towards rack mount) are Boss GT-Pro, TC Electronics G Major, Digitech (the old 1220 and their newer GSP1101), Rocktron Xpression. I'd also consider the Boss GT-10. The ability to add an "expression" pedal would be nice, as well as USB connectivity to the computer for recording. So what's the word on these things, eh? Who's got and who likes what? I await your learned replies . . . Find out the SHOCKING reason why Last Rites was called "scariest band ever" by the San Francisco MusiCalendar. . .