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Digitech GSP1101 Pre-Amp

The DigiTech GSP1101 Gutiar Effects Processor is not just any ordinary preamp; it is designed to work with external amplifiers and rigs to preserve your core tone. By allowing you to switch between external preamps and internal preamps, then adding internal stompboxes, wahs, effects, delays and lush Lexicon reverbs, the GSP1101 is the most versatile rackmount guitar pr... - The GSP1101 features balanced XLR outputs for direct recording, USB for programming and direct to computer recording. A flexible preamp loop allows the GSP1101 to be easily connected into any rig.

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The Digitech GSP1101, my last Pre-Amp?

Ease Of Use	As rack units go, its about par for the course. Its certainly no harder to use then any other and easier then some. What I like about this is I have found the sound I wanted with the 10 or so previous pre-amps. I don't have to monkey with anything anymore. I had a Rocktron Parhelia, Marshall JMP-1, ADA-MP1 and 2 and a few others, including older Digitech stuff. I was constantly fiddling with them. I HATE fiddling, I just want it to work and this does. The instruction manual is pretty good too! No upgrades yet on mine, I should look I suppose. Just lazy I guess. There are a bunch of pretty good patches already set up for you on this unit, and modifying them is pretty easy, so easy in fact, a caveman could do it. After you told him what electricity was and all that.......
Sound	I am mainly an Ibanez guy, so I use a Jem PMC, UV77Bk, and the old 10th Chromeboy. I think this is the best sounding unit over all, for me at least. All the effects are good, its got a noisegate, and the distortion is great. I do use a Marshall Powerbloc 9200 for the power and I am sure that helps. Your not going to get that great sound if you use a solid state power amp.
Reliability	Not a single problem, yet!!!
Customer Support	I have not.