DigiTech GNX1 GeNetX Guitar Processor
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October 16, 2009
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| DigiTech GNX1 GeNetX Guitar Processor |
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The GNX1 is much more advanced than the conventional amp modeling processors to date. Thanks to DigiTech?s AudioDNA? DSP Engine and the software power provided by GeNetX?, the GNX1 allows the musician to literally create their own amp model, their own speaker cabinet, their own signature sound. The GNX1 provides several of the most popular amp models and speaker cabinets to choose from and GeNetX? provides the tools and technology to ?warp? the characteristics of these components together into your own ?Hypermodel?. Imagine having the ability to create a completely unique amp/cabinet combination that only your imagination could envision, until now. The GNX1?s awesome amp creating ability is only enhanced with a complete library of studio quality guitar effects that made DigiTech famous. These effects include Wah, Pickup Simulation, Compression, Whammy?, Intelligent Pitch Shifting, 3-band EQ with selectable mid and high frequencies, Noise Gate, Chorus, Flanger, Triggered Flanger, Phaser, Triggered Phaser, Tremolo, Panner, Rotary Speaker, Vibrato, YaYa?, AutoYa?, SynthTalk?, Envelope Filter, Step Filter, Detuner, Pitch Shifter, Mono Delay, Analog Delay, Ping Pong Delay, Analog Pong Delay, and several different types of Reverb. The GNX1 also includes DigiTech?s Learn-A-Lick? feature, which samples those ?speed demon solos? and then slows them down to one-quarter speed while retaining the original pitch. The GNX1?s Rhythm Trainer provides 30 different drum patterns to pr...
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Product Details |
- Breaks down amp, cab, and effects models into components that can be recombined in new ways
- Proprietary chip produces unique hybrid amp and cab models
- Amp and cabinet warping
- Create amp and cabinet combinations that you can save and trade online with other users
- Amp channel switching
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 Complicated, but awesome |
| Review Date: May 12, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Jason, Northern Virginia |
| It's a little hard to learn to use this device. Thankfully, the presets provide a good starting point and a good platform to play with other parameters. Once you have a basic understanding, this thing is a ton of fun. |
A DISTORTION BOX OF LOW SONIC REVELANCE
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| Review Date: October 11, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Ilish, hampton va. |
A SET OF 48 PRESETS UNLIKE ANYTHING YOU WANT TOO ACTUALLY USE,IN RETROSPECT THERES A REDEEMING FEATURE OF BLENDING 2 PRESETS TOGETHER CREATING UP TOO 9 WARPED HYPER CHANNELS!
THE CLEAN PRESETS ARE SO LOW IN VOLUME TO BE USELESS UNLESS YOUR HOME!
THIS UNIT IS FOR WHAT IM NOT SURE!
IM USING IT FOR RYTHEM PLAYING W/CHORUS ECHO OR FLANGE PHASER SOUNDS!
THE SOUND QUALITY IS COMPRESSED HIGHLY IN SHREDDING MODES AND THE TONE IS NOT VERY GOOD,NO HUMMING ON THIS UNIT THOUGH,ITS QUIET!
INSIDE THIS UNIT IS A THREE BOARD SETUP WITH MICROELECTRONICS TOO SMALL TO SEE SOLDER JOINTS WITH NAKED EYE,LOOKS LIKE A GUIDENCE SYSTEM FROM A CRIUSE MISSLE!
THE REVERB IS GOOD,ALSO THE CHORUS AND FLANGER WITH ADJUSTMENTS FOR ALL PARAMETERS!
IF THE PRESETS WERE MORE REALISTICLY PROGRAMED AND THE PRE-AMP COULD GET THE CLEAN SOUND LOUDER THEN THIS UNIT WOULD GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!
ITS A QUALITY BUILD UNIT BUT ONLY A DISTORTION GUITAR PLAYER WANNA BE WOULD LUV!
SORRY,THIS UNIT HAD A NON PLAYING GUITAR WANNABE PROGRAM IT!
The wha wha works well,volume,pitch blend,div bomb a good working no noise pedal!
GIVE IT 3 STARS FOR THAT I GUESS! HAD IT 4 YRS, DONT DARE LOSE THAT BOOK,NO WAY YOU CAN REMEMBER ALL THE STEPS,ITS A COMPUTER! |
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