Boss GX-100 launches its latest AIRD powered virtual amp and multi-effects
New Boss GX-100 added to lineup
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The new Boss GX-100 features the company’s AIRD technology, and comes with over 150 effects, 23 amp models, an onboard looper and a USB audio interface. It will work with both guitar and bass, so could be a great solution for many musicians looking for a compact, flexible virtual amp rig and combined multi-effects processor.
Boss GX-100
For the first time, a coloured touch screen has been used, and it should make the Boss GX-100 easier to navigate, The AD/DA conversion is all 24 bit, plus the effects and amps are calculated with 32 bit FP, at a sample rate of 48 kHz. A total of 23 amplifiers and more than 150 effect pedals are available, which can be virtually wired in 15 blocks. The AIRD technology behind it was taken from the brand’s flagship GT-1000 unit. The order of the effects can be optionally shifted via touch, making it simple for you to set up your effects chains. Plus, speaker impulse responses are also included with the unit from the factory and can be imported as WAV yourself.
Boss GX-100
Features
The unit has 200 onboard user memory slots which I feel is more than enough, and you also have plenty of custom-configured presets to get you going. The GX-100 has 8 foot switches with four for effects, two for up/down and C1 and C2. The latter also activate the built-in tuner and are fundamentally freely assignable and can also send control signals to the amplifier.
Boss GX-100 colour touch screen
The expression rocker can be activated with the well–known toe switch at the top position (like a Cry Baby). In addition, there are four knobs under the display for various parameters and the set of (8) known pressure switches in Multi-FX together with push controls for programming and a master volume.
With 150 effects that includes drives, distortions, modulations, reverbs and delays, you have plenty of options with your effects chains.
Boss GX-100 rear panel
Input/Output
The Boss GX-100 has the input, dual mono output, FX loop send and return, headphone jack, MIDI in and out, amp CTL 1/2 and CTL 3/4 on the back, to which a second expression pedal can also be connected. In addition, a USB-B port, which provides the multi-effect with impulse responses and later certainly firmware updates, can be programmed in the editor and also used as a USB audio interface.
Boss Tone Studio compatibility allows you to also tweak parameters on Windows and macOS, plus the Tone Studio app also connects to the GX-100 via Bluetooth.
This new Boss GX-100 is coming out in April 2022, and you can pre-order them now.
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2 responses to “Boss GX-100 launches its latest AIRD powered virtual amp and multi-effects”
Is” GX-700” a typo? It appears four times in this post. All the photos and vids show “GX-100”.
Yup, my “auto correct” had decided it liked 700…