Me.. Well, I have an ME 70 and still love it.. I couldn't click fast enough seeing this title! Wondering when they would come out with this..!!!

somehow ME series seem more user friendly than GTs to me.

@@hoosierdaddy2308 seems right up your alley bro!

I’m on the fence now on preordering it

Well, i always wanted myself ME-50 but occasionally got old semi-pro GT-5 which stands against modern units pretty well nowadays!

Me too man, I play GTK now and I've tried everything. I am a huge tapper, and it just responds better than other stuff, meaning the feel is better:)

And you gonna hate it unless you wanna tweak sounds instead of playing music. More is worse. I have years of experience. The more shit they put inside your pedal board unit the more fancy touch screen menus the less music you are going to play. Menus are shit, and it dont matter how smart they make them. Menus suck. Imagin going to have to go through menus during live gig to turn one fucking virtual knob when on ME-80 you just have those knobs and no bullshit screen. ME-90 + Tone-X and you have the best pedal board in the world. Need balanced out, then get two behringer ULTRA-DI or ULTRA-G at a low price and thats the unit of every serious guitarist. Simplicity instead of useless BS.

The ME80 is still a great multi effects board though 😊

I upgraded from the 80 to the 90. Sweetwater told me today it’ll ship tomorrow. Pre-ordered when it was announced. Best multi-effect on the market in my opinion.

"Do it. Do it. Do it." kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNWhd7yUqKqzhJs.html

I wouldn’t bother

@@kierenmoore3236 totally agree with you. The ME80 offers you more than enough any guitarist would ever need

Big time! Much more tactile than the GT

'O course he's gonna throw in some RUSH or Queensryche ;). Best Regards and Best Wishes!

Yeah pheasant surprise there

and in the loop of a good amp!

​@@westernrider100That is the trick to getting the best sounds out of a Metal Zone, run it in the FX loop (I also keep the eq knobs all pretty much in the middle).

Came out a few hours ago! BOSS are so solid

@@LeonTodd Concur.. They do great stuff and it's always consistently good!

Love the GP8. I did a video with one a little while back

It's nice and lightweight too so it's more than capable as a travel rig IMO

I sold mine because quite frankly, the amps and drives didn’t sound that great. But it was using 12 year old technology. I loved the layout and features. The 90 sounds amazing from what I can tell, has the same layout, and new features. I’m thinking I’m gonna end up with one of these.

@@Prossdog Got an old ME-80 and it sounds much better when I plug it straight into my amp's effects loop.

It's better than that. The GT100 uses the old COSM Amp technology whereas the ME90 uses AIRD like the GT1000.

Very nice!

The 80 was using COSM modeling, the 90 has been updated w/ AIRB modeling from the GT series so you might want to play around with the new unit I'd you get a chance.

Means a lot to know you dig the tunes - cheers and enjoy!

At the end of the Andertons review of this they suggest this unit would be perfect w/ a pair of Katana 50s

Hahaha I once played ina. cover band where we'd try do "hey Joe" for an entire 45 minute and see what other songs we could weave in :p

@@LeonTodd That sounds like a blast brother!

🤘🤘

Bridge of Sighs 🤘

Amp models on the NUX are a little closer to what you'll find on the Axe, BOSS has a much bigger fx selection

As always thanks so much Leon - stay well

Sorry to bother you Legend :) one more question Trident or the Boss GX-100 - noticed you shared some nice tones for that modeler and I do favor 80's tones

Todd I've noticed you make guitar gear review videos, but it would be great if you could teach us how to play the guitar like you do. Can you make a series of videos like this?

Yeah this is di

He’d rather not say, lol

Personally I'd go into the Boss Tone Studio and disable the preamps in this when running into a clean amp.

@@LeonTodd thanks very much I've read the manual since. When going in the global settings, there are 12 options for the output. Like : nbr 1 is a when plugging in a 2x12 Combo, nbr 2 is a plugging in a 1 x 12 combo.. Etc.. There are even option for plugging in the Katana, or a transistor amp (you can find all this in the parameter manual) I'm going to experiment the settings. For now, there is no doubt the "line out" setting switch of the output is clearly the one that sounds correct on a clean neutral tube amp. It's a bit strange but maybe I've found the answer with the parameter settings to explore The Univibe sounds glorious for a digital emulation, and the octave and pitch shifting algorithms track crazy good with my Stratocaster, even micro bends and playing tricks (hammer ons, slides, pull offs and all that stuff..) I find this unit very very good on the pure effects side (modulations, delays octaves and pitch stuff) , and I've had boutique crowded pedals boards.. With meticulous programming you can go where you want I've ordered a Nobels Odr1 Bc to put in the effects loop to bring some analog gain in the picture. The factory setting for the effects loop is set to ideally put a OD/Distortion pedal. There is a second setting for FX pedals. I've also found you can set the knobs to "catch" the change at the patch setting for smooth operation. Otherwise it'll instantly change the parameter where the knob is, which can be quite brutal..

@@rodolphep0nthus555 honestly those output settings have always seemed super dumb to me but BOSS do it on all their units. Just give me a unity gain or line level option and be done.

@@LeonTodd Yeah I tried the 12 outputs, some are plain horrid. The one that seems to suit a 1X12 combo amp is the second setting Nbr2. Just what it's meant to be obviously So there is no way to just have pure output without any cab stuff? Because, I've made a patch (really nice iteration of Gilmour's sound on Shine on you Crazy Diamond, damn close).. But the problem is all the factory patches are like if you would from 2 (my patch) to 10 (every other factory and user patchs).. It's just ridiculous

You can disable the cab modeling seperately from the amp modeling, so it'll be fine running into a power amp and guitar cab. You can save presets but i'm not sure about midi

Ok my friend many thanks 👍

The OD sounds are probably the weakest fx on the pedal. I think the only one I use is called Natural. You have to press the variation button.

Do it! I pulled mine out recently and it's decent

4cm video coming tomorrow. Get the software editor and disable the preamps

@@LeonTodd Great! I had a look in the Tone Studio but I can't see where you disable pre-amps. Plus I was kind of hoping to maybe use a pre-amp as a second drive option...? I'll wait for your video!

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Is the GX100 better than ME90

@@MOAB-UT I haven't played the me90. Judging from the review, it sounds very similar and has many of the same amp models and effects. I would guess the GX100 is more tweakable. So it really depends on how much menu dividing you want to do.

Depending on your budget, both are great pedals. I am very impressed with the GX100

@@ogmakefirefiregood How do you think the tones would compare to say a Fractal FM9- anyone?

@@MOAB-UT the fm9 cost 5 times as much. I doubt it sounds 5 times as good. But it is a whole nother animal. I do know the GX100 has the lowest latency out of the floor modelers.