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DigiTech GNX3 - "Although on paper, but lacks reliability"
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Multi-effects include wah-wah guitar, Yahyah, self yah, wahmmy, compressor, pitch shifter, talker, disto (10 simu pedals known), chorus, phaser, flanger, tremolo, panner, vibrato, rotary speaker, tal…
03/01/11
DigiTech GNX3000 - Lenoir's review
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*** WARNING! *** This is not just a muti-purpose. Neither a simple multi-effect, too. This is a Guitar Workstation, a concept initiated by Digitech many years ago. It is a digital USB interface fo…
05/31/10
DigiTech GNX4 - " Ugly, sorry"
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A good old multi-effects floorboard format with an expression pedal. On paper it has functions is still not all together in competition: 8-track recording directly into the bike, jamman, audio interf…
08/19/10
DigiTech GNX3000 - " Exellent for home studio-ist"
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Everything is in the technical details, all the effects are there. on the other hand is digital. All effects are editable via pc-mac. The connection is audio-midi-usb UTILIZATION No easy acces…
12/07/10
DigiTech GNX3 - moosers's review
The DigiTech GNX3 Guitar Work Station is an in depth foot controlled effects box and eight channel recorder, designed for electric guitar. This is a digital effects processing box, with versatility …
08/24/10

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