There was time when getting a good guitar tone took effort. Now it is easy. With modeling amps, software, and artist stompboxes, it is easy to sound like any of your guitar heroes. But is that really a good thing? Sure, it is fun to dial up the tone of Jimi Hendrix and play Purple Haze. But where is that really leading you? What about your tone? Are you content to always sound like someone else? Do you really want to have the generic tone of the day — or 40 years ago?
I recently purchased an effects processor. The Boss GT-10. Although loaded with preset patches, what I really like about the unit is its flexibility. The unit is loaded with “user” patches that are completely configurable. You can tweak any part of a given patch to get the tone that you want.
The GT-10 offers a multitude of tones and sounds for the guitarist. If you are in the market for a guitar multi-effects processor, you owe it to yourself to check out this new unit from Boss.
