Digitech GSP 1101 Rackmount Guitar Effects Unit

August 03, 2007
Digitech GSP 1101 Exhibited at Summer NAMM 2007

Digitech showed off it's brand new GSP 1101 rack mount guitar effects unit at this year's Summer NAMM 2007. The GSP approaches the FX Preamp from a musician's angle; "I want to add effects, just please preserve my tone." This cry has been heard from many guitarists, and Digitech listened.

Not only does the Digitech GSP 1101 preserve your tone, but it gives you over 120 models to choose from. From stomp-boxes, to amp sims, to Lexicon Reverb, this unit is packed full of any type of effect a guitarist might want to add to their tone. Of course, the key word here is "add". The GSP 1101 keeps the tone of your rig intact while adding studio grade effects to your sound.

Presenter: Bill Holland, Gearwire
Location: Austin, TX

Bill Holland is a producer/editor for Gearwire.


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