This thing sounds like my Zoom 505. Sorry, but it sounds horrible compared to modern gear, and amp sims.

@@milankotevski1663 I guess it depends on the player. I’ve had great success with mine. I could make a hello kitty guitar sound great. I appreciate your opinion.

Sounds like the music from neds declassified

Tons of comp FX1 Harmonizer +1 octave FX2 Octaver +2 octave Tons of Chorus Tons of Delay

Tony Albert nice.. gt-10 or gt 100 or me-80?? i am confused which one to buy

you must have bad ears or a different model. The amps are fine if you set them up properly

@@AceHermes I would like to answer you honestly, I started a few years ago in the world of professional music playing in different bands, and I used the gt 10, I needed a pedalboard that gave me many different sounds, and my experience was very bad, the distortions were very awful, it released very annoying frequencies, a terrible nasal sound, the response impulse was very bad, the worst I ever heard possibly, and the sound technicians I worked with were not able to mix the sound of my guitar well with the rest of instruments and they had to bury the guitar in the mix, the clean ones sound very fake, without dynamics and without body. The effects sound very bad too, the chorus sounds terrible and super false, and the reverb too, the sound in general is lousy, I downloaded many patches that I found on the internet and none of them work

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Bruzz Boe I agree with you completely but non the less it is a powerfull unit. you can get decent tones utilizing the EQ and experimenting with the cabinet models. The clean tones are great but the distortion tones is just alright, crunch tones are doable with a overdrive and preamp models but Hi-gain tones just doesn't have the mojo, the 5150 & T-amp is usable but the soprano and Rectifier models are just full of hi-frequency hiss ...it doesn't have the necessary harmonic overtones to have any degree of credibility. The Gt-100 models are a bit better with more headroom... ...Axe FX is the benchmark for amp modelling but Helix and Mooer is doing gr8 too. I was pleasantly surprised to hear the Mooer GE200. Boss needs to up their amp modelling game. Do anyone have any idea as to the DSP chip speed in the GT-1 units?

Khondker Rifat Hossain Boss GT-10 is not good, but fucking cheap (in all meanings) Mooer from chinese pussy-eyed is " I was pleasantly surprised to hear". Bruzz is great too, with curved arms and and crooked ears Hahahahaha, you both made my day

nobody uses the built in patches ... spend time and tune your own tone ... true for all multi fx units

@@EMB3D mommy's guitar heroes buy the processor, after they begin to cry, that the sound is shit, but they even don't know how to create it

@@skyscraper8572 Have you seen Nuno Bettencourt use a Boss GT-8 with his signature amp heads...all his delay, reverb and Boost is from GT-8. Even Opeth used to use GT-8 and then GT-10 live with a Laney amp effects return...using amp as a power amp, they used GT preamps. Undoubtedly Boss GT-10 and Pod HD series does a average job at amp modelling but if you know how to tweak, you can get usable tones out of these unit. GT-10 is a bit scooped with to much high. An Ideal situation is Bass 44, Mid 62, treble 48, Gain as little as is needed, for compression and details in breakup. Change cab models...you must know what tone you want and how best to get it. You can even get tight rythm tones...which apparently is the toughest. The new generation modelers like helix, kemper and AX8 sounds gr8 right out of the box with a amp and IR...but the older generation modelers needs a lot of adjustment. They do have 24Bit 44.1Khz....so the outcome should be decent.

Khondker Rifat Hossain very good question I’m guessing thats a trade secret.

The screamer sound is like a fly farting

Everything Boss makes, the overdrive sound like wasps stuck in a Web, the new Katana is no better, AVOID the lot, get a Marshall they blow this shit away

+Dimi Saleh it has an input....and an aux in.....and mixer/phones