The GX700 Multi-Effects Guitar Processor From Boss

Boss is an extension of the Roland Corporation,modulation effect may be enabled at once.
one of the largest and most well-knownOne feature not commonly found on other
producers of musical instruments in the world.effects processors in the same price range is that
Products released under the Boss trademark tenddistortion is generated using analog circuitry.
to be focused toward the guitar-oriented market.Another plus of the GX-700 is that users may link
One example is the Boss GX-700, which waseffects into an effects chain. The unit sets a
released in 1996 and at the time was Boss'default order of the effects but it can be
flagship multi-effects processor.rearranged so you can apply the effects in any
With an original price tag of £495, theorder you chose.
GX-700 was engineered to give professionalBesides the aforementioned effects, the GX-700
musicians a selection of standard and modulationalso includes a chromatic tuner, which is especially
effects, all integrated into a single rack-mounteduseful for guitarists.
unit.The preset effects on the GX-700 are designed
Included on the Boss GX-700 are a number ofspecifically with guitar players in mind. Particularly,
typical effects such as noise gate, tremolo/pan,its distortion and amp simulators have been
compressor/limiter, delay, reverb, noisewidely-used by rock and metal guitarists. An
suppressor, overdrive/distortion and chorus. Someunlikely side effect of including such harsh
less ordinary effects made their way onto thedistortion effects on the unit has been the
unit as well, like a preamp, speaker simulator, wah,widespread use of these same by various
3-band equalizer and various modulation effectsindustrial bands for processing both vocals and
(flanger, phaser, pitch shifter, harmonist, vibrato,instrumentals.
ring modulator, humanizer). However, only a single