Buy DigiTech GNX3000 Multi Effect PedalDigiTech GNX3000 Multi Effect Pedal Product Description:
- DigiTech's next generation amp modeling 40 amp models including guitar, bass and acoustic 25 cabinet models including guitar
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Introducing a bold new addition to DigiTech®'s famed Guitar Workstation? lineup, the GNX3000, designed with both the performing and recording guitarist in mind. When your on stage, the GNX3000 is an ideal workhorse. Both 1/4" and XLR outputs let you run to your on stage rig and the house PA simultaneously, each with independent level controls. When you're in the studio, the GNX3000's built-in USB audio/MIDI recording interface makes recording easier than ever thanks to the included Hands Free? Pro Tracks Plus? recording software suite. All this plus DigiTech's next generation amp modeling with 30 new amp models and 2 new acoustic guitar models make the GNX3000 an indispensable tool for any serious guitar player. DigiTech®'s next generation amp modeling 40 amp models including guitar, bass and acoustic 25 cabinet models including guitar and bass DigiTech®'s exclusive GeNetX? Multi-Modeling? technology Single coil and humbucking pickup modeling 36 fully programmable effects, 11 at one time 195 presets: 130 factory, 65 user Hands-Free? computer recording via USB XLR and 1/4" direct stereo outputs for connecting directly to a mixer, amps and more Included Pro Tracks Plus? multi-track recording software 6-channels of 24-bit audio - Record 4/Playback 2 X-Edit? Editor/Librarian Built-in drum machine with over 80 patterns Chromatic tuner Learn-A-Lick? and Jam-A-Long? 7 wide-spaced foot switches (up to 10 with ...
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Perfect for a working guitarist!
By Giorgio M. Delli
I feel very strongly that, those who gave the Digitech GNX3000 1 or 2 stars, only limited themselves to judge the unit for the recording issue they might've had (which seems like they had because they weren't capable of following directions) only during the process of recording music themselves, without even bothering to give this unit a chance for the remaining 95% of the features it was designed for.I am 42, I'm a working guitarist from FL, I play live in two bands weekly, I'm a studio musician as well, I have owned this unit since 2005 (more than 5 years at the time I typed this review) and I am completely happy and satisfied with it. Important to say, I am a guitarist who plays all kinds of music styles, from Pat Metheny Group, to Robben Ford (Yellow Jackets), to David Gilmour (Pink Floyd), to Robert Smith (The Cure), to Type O Negative, H.I.M., Saosin, Anberlin, Marillion, Dream Theater, Genesis, Yes, The Police, Journey, Jeff Beck, I love jazz-fusion, progressive rock, AOR, classical/Italian baroque, new age, goth rock, EMO, country, classic rock.Bottom line, if you are as versatile as I am, and you need a pedalboard/effects unit that sounds very realistic, you will definitely get your money's worth with it, achieving the best professional-sounding results you will never be able to get from the various mosquito-sounding, artificial-sounding units from Line-6, Boss-Roland, etc.The GNX3000 amp models work and sound very full and realistic, the effects sound as realistic as rack or stomp effects (in some cases even far better), and I must say I have been using this unit in stomp-box mode, with the pedal set up as volume pedal (I already own a CryBaby so it's pointless to have 2 of them), and if you own your playing (as opposed to the vast majority of guitarists, who are instead owned by the instrument and feel music is a form of competition, instead of a form of art and the best of philosophies), you will find that this unit will grow with you, musically, allowing you to increasingly blossom as a musician. My previous effects unit was a Digitech GNX2, which I used for a number of years until 2005, and it still works. Digitech implies reliability, as far as I'm concerned, and if you want a strong unit at a great price, look no further. The GNX3000 is it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Great sound especially for recording
By Chewbacca
This little unit puts out big sound. I was amazed at some of the models. Plus with the warping feature, you can invent an almost limitless number of amps. The effects are crystal clear and plugging a mic into the unit is a nice feature for a relatively simple recording setup. While there is some latency when switching between presets, I've never tried a multi-effects processor that didn't do that. Plus, you have the ability to go into a preset, switch the unit to stomp box mode and turn on/off the presets effects individually which would be more than I'd need for live gigging.The drum machine sounds pretty good too. I like that they have a good number of 4/4 rock beats and don't waste presets on things like sambas and rhumbas. Oh, and it also has presets specifically for plugging a bass in. Nice, again, for recording.The only thing I would say is an issue is the install of the software. It is not very Vista friendly. I had to go in and change the compatability mode for the executables to Windows XP (right click, properties, compatability).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Like Owning All those Amps
By guitarman008
Right out of the box the GNX3000 produced excellent results. I've owned it for about 6 months now and it is one of the most satisfying guitar purchases I've ever made. I've played podxt's (and they sound very good) but the GNX3000 eclipses the pod in terms of realistic reproduction of all those classic amps and cabinets. Of course, making your own adjustments and designing your own patches is par for the course, and it is very simple using the X-edit Software that comes bundled with it (Mac and Windows versions).Like all amp modelers, the GNX3000 is designed mostly for plugging directly in to a PA or recording rig with as little coloration added as possible. While you can use the GNX as a "stomp box" of sorts, or as a pre-amp on a guitar power amp/cab rig, that's not really the idea. It would be adding your guitar amps tone colorings to those built in to the modeler. You might like the results, but it will not make your Marshall combo sound like a VOX, etc.How does the GNX3000 compare to a "real world" amp set up? If you are talking about the sound of a real world amp mic'd into a PA, or recorded, then I would say it's almost indistinguishable in many cases. At home I play into a studio monitor rig at my recording workstation. On several occasions I've selected an amp from the GNX3000's repertoire that I thought sounded like the guitar tone on a classic rock recording, only to find out later that the very amp I chose was indeed the amp that was used back when the track was recorded! In one case it was the HiWatt 100. I had never heard one, but when selecting an amp tone for an old Pink Floyd recording I just thought it sounded right. Later, doing some googling, I discovered that it was the very amp David Gilmore used for that track. One more thing about the GNX3000's new modeling technology: it doesn't just sample an amp, or get it's EQ. It models it dynamically. What this means is that when you run a certain amp low, or clean it sounds exactly like that amp set the same. Likewise if you boost preamp (but not output gain) it has the same characteristics as that amp set in that way. Digitech painstakingly created not just "snapshots" of amp sounds but the underlying electrical, cabinet resonances, resistances, and other characteristics that add up to make the tone of a given amp.I have to say that often I forget I'm not really playing the real thing, or at least what the real thing would sound like mic'd and played over a truly great PA or in a recording.Selecting the 63 version of the Fender Deluxe reminds me of my old Fender D I sold long ago (what was I thinking!). The Mesa Boogie sounds very much like my current Mesa Boogie amp/cabinet "real world" rig. Ditto the Marshall 900. And the stomp boxes are incredible. You would swear you had the original Tube Screamer, Fuzz Face, or Cry Baby hooked up. Combined with 11 digital effects that are all first rate, it rocks! Recording is incredibly easy and perfect through the USB connection to my computer. I use a Mac with Garage band, but the GNX comes with ProTracks for PC.
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