Killer price, more than 100 effects, nice selection of amps (also enable dual amps), whah/ volume pedal (with cool tuner access at lowest pedal level), broad IR support, loop to add external favorite pedals, support for bluetooth dongle, touch screen, manual and preset modes, pedal function assignment programming functionality, simple looper - plus Boss known product durability. Always fun reviews, Dagan! Keep up the great work
Nowadays, Headrush seems to be ahead in the competition (web based editor works on all devices without the need for additional bluetooth dongle, many captures downloadable from the cloud, stereo FX loop, many amps, same IR response as any DAW etc). Waiting for a new Helix, it can be released any time soon.
Great demo, best I’ve seen on this. Thanks! I tried one out today and really liked it. Very easy to dial in a variety of usable tones right away. I had it plugged into the power amp of a katana. Really paired up nice IMO 🤘
Is there Scenes? Just like in an HX Stomp where you can combine effects with one control footswitch? And can you change some settings of the amp with each foot control switch? Thanks!
I own the Bosss GT-1000 and I love it and I was going to get the GX-100 but I was hoping that they would come out with one like this that was a little more budget friendly but still packed full of a bunch of great boss ams and effects. Definitely going to pick one oof these up for my gigging rig so I can just keep my GT-1000 set up in the music studio. Great Demo as always Dagan.
Been eyeballing this to run through the front of my Hot Rod DeVille 212. I'm hoping I can easily bypass the amp and cab modeling. I just want to make a handful of presets using multiple effects. I haven't used many multi fx pedals and it's been years since I have.
Sweet review. When it's in the new bank/num mode with the three patches, can I select manual mode for each of the patches by hitting the middle and right footswitch? Also, is there a way to cycle through more banks in this mode?
I love this guy, he makes really good reviews. I watched a lot of them. Daga, one question, if you do not mind. Pray excuse my english, I am not a native speaker. How would it sound plugged into an input of a tube amp? I have the amp that I like visually, but, I also love the convenience of the multi fx. I am currently using ME 80, but, I would like to upgrade, because the drives are. well, bad, to put it mildly.
Hey! Thanks for the kind words. Ideally to use this with an amp, you would have to run the output of the GX-10 into the FX loop return of the amp, and then turn off the cab block in the GX-10. So you're getting all the amp tones and effects, going into the power amp of your amp, and then through the speaker 🤘
Effects wise, very similar. This has all the effects you could dream of, but also with added bonus of great amp tones too. This is more comparable to the HX Stomp
Update your firmware to 1.3 ... mine came yesterday with 1.1 and didn't have that setting. I think it came in 1.2 and now I have it and it is indeed great.
Headrush customers are even more tired of it! I had three mx5's, totally unreliable junk. Two failed under warranty, hardly got to play it and sold the 3rd one as soon as I got it back at a loss of course. Search rainbow of death, many others have had the same issue.
Number of foot switches... 3 versus 8, the GX100 is not that much larger. The extra switches are not to be underestimated as it's only 60 extra or so and allows lots of options. Just down to personal need. Other than that identical 'guts', sounds and software.
love these processors. Have been looking at them for weeks now to see if it is worth considering moving up from a katana. however I find the reviews give option overload. Im playing in a dadrock coverband. Kids have grown up, so we can be 16 again. Would love someone to go through how to use one of these to play the usual 70s 80s and 90s rock songs in a 40 song set. Will the 3 pedals be enough? or is more required. I can understand why some people opt for the large pedal boards, but processors are the way forward. Just want to make sure I buy the right one. Don't want buyers remorse. I like the GX100 for ease of use. However it seems a little big for pub gigs where someone could step on it or spill a beer all over it. I love the size of the GX 10 but not sure it will do everything i need it to do. Help 🙂
Yes, it will make all of the sounds you need it to but it sounds like you are puting the cart before the horse. If you really knew how to play 40 cover songs, you wouldn't need to ask these questions.
I Have the Boss GT-1 i think this model is an upgrade of the Gt-1.... i'm sure that's a good portable multi-effect ...i really like my GT-1... GX-10 it's maybe a pretty good choice !!! I hope the looper have more than 32 second because that's the only thing i don't like on GT-1
Please tell me you don’t feel the need to upgrade…I’ve spent ages going back and forth on the GX100 and GT1 (with a bit of wobbling towards the ME90)…finally went for the GT1 as the cost seemed better value…and now this comes out and solves a few of my problems with the GT1…
@@AVFCAM No i don't want upgrade my GT-1 For the GX-10. For the little difference i will keep my GT-1...We can doing mostly the same thing than the GX-10. like i said before the looper on GT-1 run for at plus 32 second...so i bought the beat box and looper RC-10R to resolve my problem. I think some specification are better on the GX-10 like the interface and maybe 50 effect in addition and 8 second more on the looper..I play for fun at home so i don't need something to expensive or with a huge range of setting with a lot of connection in and out. What kind of problem do you have with your GT-1 maybe i can help you ???
@@sylvainhuard2232that’s the the thing really, it was the interface. The ME80, while having even less of an interface, had the dials right in front of you, it was easier to test and tweak things (as I’m only just getting into pedals and effects)…but I couldn’t get on with the little display on it…so went for the GT1, but, the GX pedals have a much more intuitive way to adjust settings. I couldn’t justify the £450 for the 100 though, not at my level. I also felt a bit off about the USB connection on the GT1, it’s the oldest USB port I can remember seeing and it’s not able to be connected to an iPad/iphone, whereas the GX can. If you’re still ok with it though, that’s a good endorsement! Thank you!
@@AVFCAM Indeed you are totally right about the interface. I'm old school too, I had an ME-30 and ME-70 in the past and it was in my opinion easier to adjust with the knobs like on a simple pedal. But with a little time and trial and error I managed to understand the interface of the GT-1 as it should be and it way better than the ME-70. The GX-10 has the same type of interface but with a better way of presenting it. This can make it easier to use. As for the USB port, it works very well with my laptop and the right driver. I do the settings using the ''Boss Tone Studio'' software to assign the pedalboard buttons with the effects I want... It took me a while to understand there too. I watched RUclips videos to understand how it works and now it is done by itself... As for the USB port, you can find the wire that connects to the iPad and it will work... Because the salesman of the store used an iPad to demonstrate to me. To finish and give you a clear answer, if I had the choice to buy today between the GT-1 and the GX-10 I would take the GX-10 because it is more recent and the improvements are up to date. But if I had to buy another multi-effect I would probably buy the GX-100 with more footswitch which makes it even easier to use the different effects. I think that even with the GX-10 it will take you some time before you can enjoy it because the principle of the interface is more or less the same with a better visual approach. I've been using the GT-1 for 3 years and I'm still learning how to use it properly. There are still functions that I don't use. I've been playing guitar since 1990 and I liked the simplicity of individual pedals but it's much more expensive and you can't jump to other setup by a simple switch. Give yourself time to learn Multi-effect and don't waste too much practice time on setups, use presets to start and the rest will come little by little... because basically all the Boss Multi-Effect have the same software with different interfaces between the GT and GX models. On that note, I wish you a lot of fun with your equipment and your guitar .... 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 .... I hope my comment was able to help you !!! Have a good day !!! If you are able to connect on your Ipad but it doesn't work, you have to download the right driver from the BOSS website and it will work fine...
It sounds fine but the interface is terrible. I've tried very hard to use the GX-100 and it's just beyond me. I can use lots of other products. The interface is so unintuitive.
seriously? I’m genuinely interested in what particular issues you have with the interface for the GX 100. Other than the tone master Pro it’s been one of the easiest interfaces I’ve ever seen. I’ve played with line 6 stuff and I’ve played with head rush and I’ve played a little bit with fractal, but keep coming back to the boss and the ToneMaster Pro. Even zooms interface is sometimes more of a pain in the ass.
@@LuisJimenez-pb3ge Id love it if it was more skeumorphic, with icons pictures instead of hexagons, but compared to the GT100 or GT1000 the GX100 is considerably more easy to navigate.
@@LuisJimenez-pb3ge I think I read that that was their intent during the design phase. Im not sure they have ever had a screen GUI like that before, now that I think about it. I really love the ToneMaster Pro interface just because I often don't know what some of the pedals 'are' and I like to see them.
Killer price, more than 100 effects, nice selection of amps (also enable dual amps), whah/ volume pedal (with cool tuner access at lowest pedal level), broad IR support, loop to add external favorite pedals, support for bluetooth dongle, touch screen, manual and preset modes, pedal function assignment programming functionality, simple looper - plus Boss known product durability.
Always fun reviews, Dagan! Keep up the great work
@@hon8177 Think so?
@@hon8177 sounds still good
@@hon8177what, good?
Nowadays, Headrush seems to be ahead in the competition (web based editor works on all devices without the need for additional bluetooth dongle, many captures downloadable from the cloud, stereo FX loop, many amps, same IR response as any DAW etc). Waiting for a new Helix, it can be released any time soon.
My god, that opening sound is heaven. Wow
Great demo, as usual.
3:42 that was a tasty slashy lick❤🎩
Great demo, best I’ve seen on this. Thanks! I tried one out today and really liked it. Very easy to dial in a variety of usable tones right away. I had it plugged into the power amp of a katana. Really paired up nice IMO 🤘
Sold out. Dagen - take the rest of day off!
Dags got some great tones with this
You sold me. Thank you! 👍👍
Awesome tone and great playing
This is the one that got me to add to cart.
Hope to see you do a bass video with this.
Great video. Your playing is awesome. Can you please let me know what you are running it through, sounds killer. Thank you. 🤘
Is there Scenes? Just like in an HX Stomp where you can combine effects with one control footswitch? And can you change some settings of the amp with each foot control switch? Thanks!
I own the Bosss GT-1000 and I love it and I was going to get the GX-100 but I was hoping that they would come out with one like this that was a little more budget friendly but still packed full of a bunch of great boss ams and effects.
Definitely going to pick one oof these up for my gigging rig so I can just keep my GT-1000 set up in the music studio.
Great Demo as always Dagan.
Is the sound quality is the same as the GT 1000 you think or better?
Dagan, Can you please let me know what you are using exactly, what you are running through. Sounds amazing. Thank you
Just guitar, into the GX-10, then straight into a PA cab!
Sounds mint
It's so good!
Minty!
@@PMTVUKI love that this 21st century tech is allowing you to sound more 80s than ever.
Been eyeballing this to run through the front of my Hot Rod DeVille 212. I'm hoping I can easily bypass the amp and cab modeling. I just want to make a handful of presets using multiple effects. I haven't used many multi fx pedals and it's been years since I have.
sounds great, I presume it can run through studio monitors?
First. Looks killer 🤘
1:07 pop off Dagan!
Second. Looks killer 🤘🏻
Does it have tones for acoustic guitar?
Sweet review. When it's in the new bank/num mode with the three patches, can I select manual mode for each of the patches by hitting the middle and right footswitch? Also, is there a way to cycle through more banks in this mode?
Hi! Does this have pedal bend or whammy through the expression pedal similar to GTs? The pitch shifter sounds a little off in some demos.
Are these worth it if you just want the effects and sod the amp models?
I love this guy, he makes really good reviews. I watched a lot of them. Daga, one question, if you do not mind. Pray excuse my english, I am not a native speaker. How would it sound plugged into an input of a tube amp? I have the amp that I like visually, but, I also love the convenience of the multi fx. I am currently using ME 80, but, I would like to upgrade, because the drives are. well, bad, to put it mildly.
Hey! Thanks for the kind words. Ideally to use this with an amp, you would have to run the output of the GX-10 into the FX loop return of the amp, and then turn off the cab block in the GX-10. So you're getting all the amp tones and effects, going into the power amp of your amp, and then through the speaker 🤘
@@PMTVUK it's possible to turn off cab block for one output and use the other output with IR for a hybrid rig (poweramp on stage and P.A)?
Work fine with bass as well right?
Looks sweet. Wonder how it compares to hx stomp?
Effects wise, very similar. This has all the effects you could dream of, but also with added bonus of great amp tones too. This is more comparable to the HX Stomp
is there a freeze effect?
I'm also interested to know this, the ME90 has a freeze effect. I have a feeling this unit doesn't have freeze but maybe could be created manually.
How do you by pass the entire unit in the chain?
What stand are you using to prop up the BOSS pedal?
Wow, how is this cheaper than Headrush MX5? (at least in australia)
Dagan you couldnt give us details of the specs of that Kramer your playing could you.
I’ve got a video going live on this channel next week about it 👍 🤘
@@DaganWilkin excellent thanks dude, always played Kramer's
@@kramersurfer5280The video is now live on my channel! 👀 🤘
@@hon8177 These Pacers come with coil splits, alternatively check out the Kramer SM-1’s 🤘
That First preset (06-1) sounds awesome but it's not a preset in my GX-10. Bought it recently and tried to find it straight away. What gives? 😥
Update your firmware to 1.3 ... mine came yesterday with 1.1 and didn't have that setting. I think it came in 1.2 and now I have it and it is indeed great.
@MarkDaynes-g9h thanks a lot. I'll try that 😊👍
Any recommendations for connecting my external wah and DigiTech whammy to the boss GX-10? Any diagrams would help. Thanks
Guitar to Whammy to wah to input of GX10. Simples innit?
but then how do you change the bank?
It looks like Boss is finally tired of the Headrush MX5.
Headrush customers are even more tired of it! I had three mx5's, totally unreliable junk. Two failed under warranty, hardly got to play it and sold the 3rd one as soon as I got it back at a loss of course. Search rainbow of death, many others have had the same issue.
What're the differences between the GX-10 and the GX-100?
Number of foot switches... 3 versus 8, the GX100 is not that much larger. The extra switches are not to be underestimated as it's only 60 extra or so and allows lots of options. Just down to personal need. Other than that identical 'guts', sounds and software.
love these processors. Have been looking at them for weeks now to see if it is worth considering moving up from a katana. however I find the reviews give option overload.
Im playing in a dadrock coverband. Kids have grown up, so we can be 16 again. Would love someone to go through how to use one of these to play the usual 70s 80s and 90s rock songs in a 40 song set.
Will the 3 pedals be enough? or is more required. I can understand why some people opt for the large pedal boards, but processors are the way forward. Just want to make sure I buy the right one. Don't want buyers remorse.
I like the GX100 for ease of use. However it seems a little big for pub gigs where someone could step on it or spill a beer all over it. I love the size of the GX 10 but not sure it will do everything i need it to do. Help 🙂
Yes, it will make all of the sounds you need it to but it sounds like you are puting the cart before the horse.
If you really knew how to play 40 cover songs, you wouldn't need to ask these questions.
Thanks at about 20 now. But would love advice from seasoned cover band guitarist
The 3 pedals would be more than enough. You need delay, reverb/chorus and drive. That is it.
@Crunch0123 thanks. Option overwhelm
Que porrada!
Order placed..👍🇦🇺
Great…decided against the Gx-100 and went for the GT1 and then days later, this gets announced 😞
Dude wears it like a bass
Its great but why,why no patch mode😢so we can setup clean,overdrive and solo patch.Same with boss gt 1000core its impossible
It does! I chat about it at 5:36 👍
@DaganWilkin Thank you:-)i have to check again
Gx100 and gx10 sound same?
Yeah, identical. This is just a more compact version.
I use the Synth Lead for Marilyn Manson’s The Nobodies
Is Marilyn Manson a serial killer?
We didnt ask
@@martinlahaie6012 🤣🤣
Some effects sound artificial ?
Would have preferred less screen and more footswitches
I Have the Boss GT-1 i think this model is an upgrade of the Gt-1.... i'm sure that's a good portable multi-effect ...i really like my GT-1... GX-10 it's maybe a pretty good choice !!! I hope the looper have more than 32 second because that's the only thing i don't like on GT-1
Please tell me you don’t feel the need to upgrade…I’ve spent ages going back and forth on the GX100 and GT1 (with a bit of wobbling towards the ME90)…finally went for the GT1 as the cost seemed better value…and now this comes out and solves a few of my problems with the GT1…
@@AVFCAM No i don't want upgrade my GT-1 For the GX-10. For the little difference i will keep my GT-1...We can doing mostly the same thing than the GX-10. like i said before the looper on GT-1 run for at plus 32 second...so i bought the beat box and looper RC-10R to resolve my problem. I think some specification are better on the GX-10 like the interface and maybe 50 effect in addition and 8 second more on the looper..I play for fun at home so i don't need something to expensive or with a huge range of setting with a lot of connection in and out. What kind of problem do you have with your GT-1 maybe i can help you ???
@@sylvainhuard2232that’s the the thing really, it was the interface. The ME80, while having even less of an interface, had the dials right in front of you, it was easier to test and tweak things (as I’m only just getting into pedals and effects)…but I couldn’t get on with the little display on it…so went for the GT1, but, the GX pedals have a much more intuitive way to adjust settings. I couldn’t justify the £450 for the 100 though, not at my level. I also felt a bit off about the USB connection on the GT1, it’s the oldest USB port I can remember seeing and it’s not able to be connected to an iPad/iphone, whereas the GX can.
If you’re still ok with it though, that’s a good endorsement!
Thank you!
@@AVFCAM Indeed you are totally right about the interface. I'm old school too, I had an ME-30 and ME-70 in the past and it was in my opinion easier to adjust with the knobs like on a simple pedal. But with a little time and trial and error I managed to understand the interface of the GT-1 as it should be and it way better than the ME-70.
The GX-10 has the same type of interface but with a better way of presenting it. This can make it easier to use. As for the USB port, it works very well with my laptop and the right driver. I do the settings using the ''Boss Tone Studio'' software to assign the pedalboard buttons with the effects I want... It took me a while to understand there too. I watched RUclips videos to understand how it works and now it is done by itself... As for the USB port, you can find the wire that connects to the iPad and it will work... Because the salesman of the store used an iPad to demonstrate to me.
To finish and give you a clear answer, if I had the choice to buy today between the GT-1 and the GX-10 I would take the GX-10 because it is more recent and the improvements are up to date. But if I had to buy another multi-effect I would probably buy the GX-100 with more footswitch which makes it even easier to use the different effects. I think that even with the GX-10 it will take you some time before you can enjoy it because the principle of the interface is more or less the same with a better visual approach.
I've been using the GT-1 for 3 years and I'm still learning how to use it properly. There are still functions that I don't use. I've been playing guitar since 1990 and I liked the simplicity of individual pedals but it's much more expensive and you can't jump to other setup by a simple switch. Give yourself time to learn Multi-effect and don't waste too much practice time on setups, use presets to start and the rest will come little by little... because basically all the Boss Multi-Effect have the same software with different interfaces between the GT and GX models. On that note, I wish you a lot of fun with your equipment and your guitar .... 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 .... I hope my comment was able to help you !!!
Have a good day !!! If you are able to connect on your Ipad but it doesn't work, you have to download the right driver from the BOSS website and it will work fine...
8:23 Yo! that is SEXY! Im sold!!
So.... Katana in a pedal?
sound - ?
👏👍😎❤️
ooooooo a NU-X MG-30?
MG30 is better value imo. MG30 has a drum machine and even has bass amps which the GX10 doesn't.
how many guitar processors this world need? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
HAHA!- yeah dig it Chief!!!
meh.. i think i'll keep my Zoom G6....
Too bad you idiot
Nux MG30 is more organic and less digital.
I'd rather have an ME-70.
It sounds fine but the interface is terrible. I've tried very hard to use the GX-100 and it's just beyond me. I can use lots of other products. The interface is so unintuitive.
seriously? I’m genuinely interested in what particular issues you have with the interface for the GX 100. Other than the tone master Pro it’s been one of the easiest interfaces I’ve ever seen. I’ve played with line 6 stuff and I’ve played with head rush and I’ve played a little bit with fractal, but keep coming back to the boss and the ToneMaster Pro. Even zooms interface is sometimes more of a pain in the ass.
@@CedricSatterfieldright? I exclusively use the touch screen to sculpt all my tones. I don’t understand what’s “hard” about using the UI. 🤷♂️
@@LuisJimenez-pb3ge Id love it if it was more skeumorphic, with icons pictures instead of hexagons, but compared to the GT100 or GT1000 the GX100 is considerably more easy to navigate.
@@CedricSatterfield I find the hexagons less distracting but I understand wanting to see a little amp and pedal icon that would be cool too.
@@LuisJimenez-pb3ge I think I read that that was their intent during the design phase. Im not sure they have ever had a screen GUI like that before, now that I think about it. I really love the ToneMaster Pro interface just because I often don't know what some of the pedals 'are' and I like to see them.
Boss always coming out with something just to come out with something ?? !! 🤦♂️ Redundant
I know right? My old Diditech GNX3000 sounds better.
Which one did you really like Dagan 😭🤑🤔 whooooo Hope your doing great 👍 of all the pedals 💫😜🪄