Boss GT1 - The Cheapest Modeler on the Market - First Look and Demo
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The Boss GT1 is (I think?) just about the cheapest Modeler that you can buy. I wanted to see how easy it is to use, and whether you can get decent tones out of it. It also is a USB interface, has a looper on board....I dunno. The screen is a bit on the outdated side vs the Nux MG30 or Valeton which are a bit more expensive but a bit more modern feeling UI wise?
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00:00 Intro tones
2:00 Why the GT1 - it's the cheapest thing out there right?
3:55 Make sure you change this FIRST
5:34 A great sounding factory preset
5:45 Building patches
9:52 Easy Editing - quick presets
13:49 Assigning parameter changes
15:56 Conclusions - เพลง
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One thing to note that is absent from the Boss GT1 that the other competitors in this price range can do - the GT1 CANNOT LOAD IRS
The GT-1 is based on GT-100 tech, before Boss was using IRs. Old COSM tech. 😁
Zoom G1Xon was out about the same time, and cost less IIRC
With all the new IR loaders out these days, or as a simple front end to laptop this can be worked around. You ever tried the TC Impulse pedal? Has a really great boost and a fun little screen to play with. The cheapest gear I know of that does load IR’s would be that Cuvave little Cadbury’s bar style modeler. But I dunno I think this little box could be gigged. Great fun messing with it.
what is IRS?
@@js100serch Here you go: th-cam.com/video/CDRkFTEa0Ps/w-d-xo.html
@@js100serch Impulse Responses i.e. mimicking the sound of different speaker cabinets like say a 4 x 12 or a 2 x 10 or a 1 x 15.
I've been using the Boss GT-1 since it very first came out, and I still use it to this day. This unit has NEVER let me down, I've used it on countless gigs, running straight to the PA/Mixer and for recording - it's great.
The important aspect of getting any effects unit to sound good, and perform its possible best, is to set it up properly, before doing anything else.
The Output Select has to match the equipment you're connecting the GT-1 to, and the best patches you can get, are the ones you learn to create yourself. The Factory Presets can be good for a short while, as you learn to dial in effects and parameters, but creating your own patches will allow this unit to really shine through.
There are plenty of options and possibilities and only your imagination sets the limit.
For what it is, the GT-1 is an excellent piece of gear!
If anyone's interested, I run a dedicated Boss GT-1 TH-cam Channel, with many tutorials and sound samples.
My Channel can be found here:
th-cam.com/users/guitarntabs
Thanks for the video.
Cheers.
Totally agree, ill check your channel too.
He's responsible of convincing thousands into getting the GT1
Do I need a DI box to connect it directly to the Mixer?
@@yukiamerica - No, not necessarily. If you're fairly close to the mixer, when performing, playing or rehearsing then you can simply connect the GT-1's outputs to the channels on the mixer.
The point where you might need a DI is when you're placed further away from the mixer, running longer cable runs, this can cause degradation of the signal and your EQ-spectrum.
Personally, when I play live, I always run my pedalboard through the DI and to the mixer, and I've never had an issue with that.
I hope this helps.
Please do let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs Thanks for the answer! I was planning to buy one but the fact that it can't load IRs is making me doubt about it. I'm still considering it. Thanks again.
"It sounds like me."
EXACTLY! For $200 new & half that used, it's an amazing sounding & very capable piece of gear. You can dial in **anything** to sound bad, from this to the highest dollar rig you can find, tube or otherwise. There ARE pro-level sounds in this unit, it's up to YOU to learn the unit(not hard at all) & dial em in according to your guitar, playing style, etc. Josh Munday's videos released when the GT-1 was first introduced are an excellent starting point, or end point, if they suit your scenario.
Tip: using Audacity(freeware recording program), take a "visual snapshot" of a guitar tone with the frequency spectrum analyzer. Highlight a portion of a song, preferably with the guitar isolated, then analyze it. This will give you an exact frequency 'roadmap' that you can then use to dial in the EQ in the GT-1 to achieve a certain tone. Nowadays there is software that will do this FOR you, but here's how to do it yourself for FREE on your computer.
That Boss GT1 effects pedal is like a musical unicorn, bringing energy and sunshine to every lick and riff it touches. I swear, I plugged it in and suddenly felt like I could shred like a rock god on a sugar high. Who needs coffee when you've got the GT1? Thanks for the awesome demo, Boss!
dont be a puzzay. coffee makes it even better! ;D
It's been two years since I acquired a Boss GT-1 on the used market, here in Brazil. I was in a difficult phase and couldn't spend a lot (not that I'm in a good phase now, financially speaking), but anyway, at that time it was what I could acquire to make a sound.
Recently, a Mooer GE200 and a Hotone Ampero One (both used products) passed through my hands. Even though both had excellent features, mainly amp modeling, I passed them on and continued with the GT-1.
Today, I use the Boss GT-1 for my modulations, delays and reverbs. My overdrive, fuzz and amp modeling comes from analog/digital pedals. But I confess that I often find myself using only the GT-1.
I really like the features it provides. The tuning drop system is excellent, as is the feedback function. I also love the wah wah and whammy, things I didn't like on the GE200 and Ampero One.
Amplifier and cabinet simulation are not plug and play. You have to turn a lot of knob to get a good sound. High Gain I only got using an equalizer, which makes me use one of the modulation blocks (could have a global EQ)... But even so it's a solid product and way ahead of its time when released.
I'm definitely going to buy some other multi-effects in the future, but the GT-1 will still be here, with me.
Cheers from Brazil.
Thanks for that. Tell me, can you change the order of the amp / effects on the GT1.
@@accentontheoff Yes! You can place them wherever you want. It's very flexible.
@@andre77coelho Great thanks!
It is indeed the same technology or cpu and sampling rate as the GT100. It was good enough for Johnny Marr (so its good enough for me) back when it was introduced.. I find the drives, reverbs,delays,amp emulations very good and really convincing and I really love the format.. It's a perfect design in terms of format..
Nothing beats the size of this thing. I travel a lot for shows and it's a lifesaver.
if that was all I had, and all I could afford, then yes. great video and great to see you opening up the lower end of multi-effects.
Can't believe this is your first time with that one. Its a great unit.
You're exactly who I wanted to see play with this pedal. It's definitely a powerful device and you can really make a lot happen right on the unit without any accessories
you kind of make everything sound great mate. some sweet playing there.
I love the sound of boss multi-fx pedals, so much so that I don't feel the need to use 3rd party IRs.
I agree. There's a boss sort of sound that you can't escape, but I'd personally take that sound over line6 even though many people would consider it more 'organic' sounding.
I have one of these, got it back in April 2022, & have been gigging solidly with it & am VERY pleased with it, absolutely no problems, & just because it is made if part plastic part metal, it certainly doesn't feel cheap!!! I run it directly to our QSE powered P.A. speakers - sounds GREAT!!! This one inexpensive pedal you can DEFINITELY gig with, I highly recommend it!!! Great video my friend, you ROCK!!!
The learning curve for new gear is always engaging but this vid reminds me of other multi-fx… flicking through sounds, marveling at the quality and variety and then spending ages getting something to sound just right and eventually realising that you are now playing the single best version of your favorite sound. Better save it.
The learning curve is too real but this thing kicks ass once you start familiarizing yourself with it
WOW just wow!! thank you so much John. I have a gt 100 and watching you still sound the same as when you have a helix made me realize I am the problem🥲. I don't really need fancy tools to sound better I just keep trying and enjoy the journey of finding my sound.
I'd love to see the global eq settings and the eq in the patches u dialed. my gt 100 gets very hissy when I do lead tones so best believe I'll be using ur video as reference cheers!!!
I've had a GT1 for three years and it's great. It does everything I need more than well enough. Runs four hours on four rechargeable batteries. Fits in my gig bag pocket. Added a small two button switch some pedal maker on Reverb built for more flexibility. The Tone Studio software if very similar to the Katana's so many of us know and is easy to use. It's small enough it's not cluttering up my house. I've used it hundreds of hours to practice at night with headphones. Once you set up a few basic patches you like, it's easy enough to copy and modify them for particular uses. But it's also difficult enough to use that you won't find yourself always messing with the modeler instead of playing. I know there are better modelers but I've never really needed more.
Tip, turn off the LEDs for the footswitches to significantly increase the battery life. You can still tell what effects are on by the small red LEDs on the menu buttons.
I've had the gt 1 for almost a year now, I use it for pretty much everything, practicing, gigs, busking and recording. I played a gig the other day plugging it into the mixing board and into the PA, i couldn't really tell the difference between using an amp except that it's way more portable and it has so many tones to choose from and you can edit them however you want.
I’ve been using one for a couple of years. I use it in “pedal board” mode where I have a basic sound (Clean Twin) with a little reverb and delay, the left button is a clean boost (an EQ with everything set flat but a volume kick), the middle button is modulation (I have three identical patches except one has chorus there, one has tremolo, and one has Leslie), with the third button being fuzz (which also turns off the reverb). The volume pedal turns into a vintage wah if I stomp on it. I bought it for travelling but, frankly, it’s worked so well that I use it for most gigs I play-I only pull out the Deluxe Reverb in the studio. It’s that good.
Quite shocked how good that sounds actually.
I swear, you are more and more becoming a second eric johnson, I pull my hat off for you, sounds soooo good
I must say that the sounds you got out of it sounded awesome, i was surpriced.
Thanks for another great review and fantastic playing! I use the GT1 weekly in a worship band that prefers a silent stage. I run it straight into the house. It has served me very well, with great tones, for the last four years. I hope you will do some more videos on the GT!
Do you have any tips for dialing in a good worship (bethel style) tones on this? I am having a hard time with that and thinking of getting something else because I can't seem to get it on here.
I have one of these for live and teaching, but use the GT001 for recording as it has similar sounds but more options like dual amps, guitar to midi and reamping. Love the drive sounds, although they aren’t so great at expensive sounding shimmer reverbs and delays, but we have plugins for that.
A great review and sounds really good
It seems the cheap end of the market there are several to chose from and most are good.
So the hardest part is choosing the right for one m.
Really like your guitar style Majestic Thanks
I loved mine. I got rid of it and went more expensive. And I’m getting another gt1 this month. It’s so perfect for jamming and home use. Love them
Nux mg30? Same-ish price range newer tech
Great Video John!
I have a GT-1 for a while now and I like the clean sounds very much, the amp Natural Clean and the Blues Driver are very good, but with heavy sounds I think it aways sound a little bit harsh, even with EQ. Maybe its only a matter with the speakers simulation that could be solved with an IR loader.
But, as you said, it is a great choice, especially in places that guitar gear are over expensives like here in Brazil where I live.
Just picked up one of these for a good deal (98 USD). Needed something cheaper and smaller to use at really cramped or rowdy gigs. Came back to this video to get some inspiration on where to take things with it.
The GT-1 was the first multi FX unit I got. I loved it, especially the form factor with the built in expression pedal. I then upgraded to the HX stomp. I wasn't sure if I should go for the boss GT1000 or the HX stomp. So happy I went for the HX stomp. But I still love the GT-1, yes it can't load IR's but it still sounds great. its so easy to program with the PC editor too. its so portable and battery powered. I now use mine in the camper van down the beech.
Is the Boss GT-1 good when compared to the HX Stomp? I have the GT-1 and thinking of getting the HX Stomp.
@@tarkgundogdu8940 The HX stomp is so much better than the GT-1, Build Quality, usability, Software. Its better on every level. You will need an external expression pedal, but even a cheap M-Audio one works fine. There is also great community and every updated brings more pedals and amps to it. It is helix. so its the entry in to that world.
Boss gt1 and nux are just great!
I got one of these this summer and it actually punches HUGELY above its weight. This is the same as the pocket GT, yet you’ve got direct access to the whole chain and can actually do a huge amount with the assigns or a dual momentary switch. Biggest draw for me is that this thing runs on AA batteries, pulls next to nothing and fits in just about any bag. Like most boss stuff there is a good degree of preset spillover, so unlike the stomp you can flick through presets without gaps.
For the price, this thing is actually a beautiful little DSP bump to the hxstomp. Pairs extremely well with helix. You may want to give the pocket GT a look at, these two are fully compatible which is rare for boss, and you’ll find an absolutely massive community of users around the world. Great little pedal platform too.
Yeh just being able to take this thing around with batteries and stuff - it's really a cool little thing!
@@johnnathancordy yeah, mess with the editor, it is proper full on retro Airwolf style graphics, and you would be amazed integrating this with other gear. Try throwing it at the HXFX and connecting the relay switches to the AUX in . Dual loopers, or using this to free up the heavy DSP munchers in helix is great fun.
Would be interested to hear how you rate the old COSM engine against AIRD.
Batteries were a huge draw for me too , I’m on my second one . I do like the sounds on my Nux MG300 though
Found one locally and bought one again on a whim (I used to have one but ditched it when I couldn’t figure out some stuff in the unit). It sounds better than I remember and although I don’t love the plastic it does feel more sturdy than I remember. I think I initially hated that my ME-25 was all metal and then on this unit they decided to use plastic on the bottom.
That input change you did was genuinely mind-blowing, and I am now questioning every decision I've made and every opinion I've had since the mid nineties!
I know you don't consider yourself a metal player, but could you have a look-see how it fairs with a humbucker guitar and a few genres of metal? I especially know a young stoner rock/sludge metal band with talent but no money or good live sound, and if this does that thing they could sell a lot if not all of their not-so-great live gear and get this thing and maybe Harley Benton Amaroks for the money
I have 2 of these units. 1 for live 1 for studio. They are brilliant and i get fantastic tones out of mine. I have Boss Gt6 GT 8 and line 6 X3 live pedalboards and this unit is heads and shoulders better than any of those units. It is dead easy to edit, specially with a USB cable and the PC desktop software. It is small, sits on the desk when editing, lightweight, durable, simple to operate and has great sounding FX.
Thanks John, great demo. I've had the GT-1 for a year or so, and you still showed me a couple of tips! Do you have any advice about using the GT-1 live into a guitar amp? Would you still use the preamp block? ( Of course setting the Output mode to conbo , or whatever)
I have one of these as well as a HX Stomp. I like them both, but find it much quicker and easier to dial in a tone on the Boss GT-1. I always find myself tweaking the patches on the Stomp as there are just far too many parameters, and find it much harder to get a tone I'm happy with. The same process just seems so simple to me with the GT1.
You should try the Tera Echo on the GT-1. It's a nice ambient effect which I think you'd enjoy. It also has a hold feature which you can assign to a footswitch.
Same here! I ended up selling my HX Stomp, go figure! Granted, I'm a bedroom player & I've backed all my patches in Helix Native so there's that, but you're absolutely spot on with the user interface. It can't get any simpler than the GT1. If Boss were to introduce a new iteration of this product, they don't need to reinvent the wheel or so to speak. Just add an IR loader, FX loop, MIDI capabilities, and maybe add more blocks. Even in 2022, the GT1 is an absolute sleeper of a multi effects unit.
I use Pocket GT and love its sound quality, especially Tera Echo. You can use it with even EV-1-WL, if you want. Sometimes I use it as multi stomp and put it into fx loop of HX Stomp！The smallest and strongest pedal board of mine.
That Tera echo rocks, It is a marvelous little box with the ev-1 or the FS-1 now.
I loved mine. 4 aa batteries and you can jam with headphones
It's crazy manufacturers always have a tendency to put pretty average presets almost under selling the potential of the product .it just shows with a bit of tweaking you can get a really decent sound
it has assigns, which is the same as Snapshot on Line 6
it has buttons and is easier to navigate than line 6 hx Stomp, it has a lot less options but it sounds great and runs on batteries or 9v center neg power supply
Great video 👍 I think one of the best features of the GT-1 is..... it can be powered by batteries!!!!
Seems pretty neat for the price, but the parallel paths on the HX Stomp are just killer. Imo.
This guy can play !
Nothing offensive about it at all. I've been meaning to pick one up. it's cheap, easy to use and sounds good. Looks about the same size as my MX5. It seems like a fun little box. I find it amazing what just a little bit of money can get you these days.
love my MX5. John needs to try one out.
I sold my Kemper fews month ago and I did buy MX5. Factory tones and stock cabinet so bad.... But when I try to some Liveplayrock Headrush packs.... WTF 😱 I'm cannot be more happy. Especially Toto Lukather and Andy Timmions pack out of world...
@@Serkan.Korkmaz I've spent a lot of time with the MX5. I almost returned it because of those lousy presets. I'm glad I dug in and hunkered down with it. After dialing in all my own rigs I can't see getting rid of it now. I haven't owned anything that sounds any better, for any price. I use dual amps, dual cabs, 2 compressors and 2 delays on almost every preset and still have room for more effects, etc.
@@rafsnchz I do too, it's irreplacable now.
@@Serkan.Korkmaz wow what a coincidence. I had Kemper Stage for around two years and I sold it not a long time ago because it’s too big and heavy for me. I didn’t even listen to stock presets. I hooked up my MX5 to my PC and deleted every factory preset. I built my own preset from scratch and they sound amazing.
This is was very helpful because Im planning on getting a modeller in this price range. I was wondering if you can pair this unit with some analog OD or distortion. Use it for modulation and everything else but the drives. Great channel by the way! Thank you.
I did this, I used a Mojo Mojo drive pedal with the GT1 for delay and reverb and it sounded great. You can't insert the drive pedal into the GT1 chain though, it either goes at the start or the end. Or you can run the GT1 through the FX loop of your amp and drive straight in.
I have a G3n that I use for Acoustic guitar as it was cheeper to buy second hand than a tuner. The sounds are good enough, I just find the UI and layout a constant frustration.
If you’re looking for good and cheap option you should definitely check out Zoom G3X ( the older version with the three big screens ). It has got decent sounds with a nearly Helix floor like usability.
There was a channel dedicated to it but I don’t know what happened to the guy. He suddenly stopped posting videos.
I own this, and also the Zoom G3Xn. They are both great, but make sure to set them up properly first, or you'll be disappointed. Oh, and the G3Xn also has a fun drum kit section! 🥰
Run the output of a GT1 into a two notes cab M and it sounds as good as a top end modeller that I’ve tried
Would love to see a comparison with the Zoom G1X Four, which is even cheaper.
The intro is wonderful. Have you tried this thing with headphones? If so, does it sound good?
This is good on tone n effects..just the volume pedal gives out if u use wah to much...da length on looper is limited .which sucks if u have a song that has to many changes
Please review the zoom g1 four
the only thing that i dislike about most low-mid range modellers is they all come with an expression pedal, i really dont want it, ability to use a external controller is a must, but it just takes up too much space when i dont really want it on most units
Use the pocket GT, same brain, some really cool TH-cam integration and mapping to a wireless footswitch or exp for when you want it and the thing fits in your shirt pocket. It really seems to have been a bit of a sleeper product but give it a day messing with it and you’d start to see the potential. The whole signal chain can be manipulated around and it is gapless, even has a tuner without needing to pull up an app.
Mark Knopfler and Slash can't agree 🙂
pls do a video on the Zoom G5N
This guy can play. Nice lines ..
It sounds pretty good. I just want to point out that it’s so stupid/annoying that Boss puts the Tera Echo as a delay on this unit, and on their other delay units, but then in the GT-1k they put it in the Reverb block. Also, I believe the main difference between this and the GT-1k is that you don’t have the 3 signals in it to create parallel paths, or do you? The processing sounds a little cheap as well compared to the GT-1k.
hello .. is it possible in GT-1 to save my USER settings on the computer? I have installed Boss Tone Studio for GT-1 but I can't find this option
Hi John! I hope that you can also create patches for BOSS GT1. I will purchase those patches right away. Thank you!
I second this! Please make a set for these John, it will sell!
Is it a good audio interface for your home studio?
That’s the thing with the Gt1 - out of the box it’s not actually all that great. But if you sit down with it for a while and tweak it you can get some very useful usable tones 👍
I had one of these for a while when I was getting back into guitar after a loooong hiatus and didn't want to spend a lot of money in case I didn't stick with it. This plus a BlackStar HT5 (I bought a Mk I for the same price as a Katana 50 as the Mk II had just come out) got me really nice tones that were really inspiring to play with for not a lot of money at all. If you're on a really tight budget I highly recommend them.
GT-1 was the same tech as tech as the GT-100.
I replaced my GT-100 with a GT-1 so I could reduce the size with my SY-300. Replaced the GT-1 with GT-1000 and SY-300 with SY-1000, still have the GT-1 and SY-300.
In my cases i came from gt100 and sy1 shoot trough SY1000 & GT1000.....
Man i may need to buy those wide af templeboard now.
Can boss gt1 be used as midi foot controller for pc apps like amplitube?
I got one but im not really good in editing ang playing it 😢
Any help, just got a gt1 the Ds. Is noisy
I got it then the pocket gt. They work great for my purpose and the patches are swappable..
All the videos I’ve seen show this multi fx unit has great sounds but non of them mention the problem it doesn’t have option to store the patches in banks which in my opinion is the greatest deal breaker for this unit. 😢
hey john, have you ever seen Ferris bueller? do you know that you resemble one of the characters in that movie?
I haven't, I assume you mean Cindy Pickett
@@johnnathancordy ha. Go fish. Thanks for the vids!
I’ve been gigging with one for a while now. Turn off the internal speaker sim and run it into an IR pedal, sounds the same as an expensive modeller……
I am a bit new to this. Can someone tell me, what exactly does the output setting do 4:37 for line/ phones. How does it differ from others and when am i supposed to select that ?
You want line to feed to a mixing board or to an amp effects return loop. Phones I would suspect means headphones.
Please try the zoom ms 50g it is cheaper than boss gt 1.
Puppies!!!
My new Nux MG300 cost me £90 in august
Best 199$ ever spent.It's like buying all Boss pedals plus interface and Looper plus amp models as well.Instead of buying one or two pedals get one of these instead.
Does it work as a sound card plugged into a PC with USB?
Yes it does - you can use it as an Audio Interface, to record into your favorite DAW.
Yep!
Yeh I was using it to record straight to DAW for the demo part
I think Boss is way behind in the multi market. 245€, and it has a screen like my old Texas instruments calculator... Reverbs were a bit annoying.
I want guitar saxophone tuning pleas
Sold it i did not like the distortion
Zoom ms50g is the cheaper "cheapest" modeller on the market. Try that too :)
Will see what I can find!
How many dogs you got!!!!!
I have had a GT1 for around 4 years now and it’s a great bit of kit…..I think that too much is made of effects. A good player will sound great with an average guitar absolutely amp…….All the kit in the world won’t turn you into a better player…..once you get to a decent standard then you can worry about effects.
gt1 or nux mg30 ??
GT1
Boss gt1 or Boss gt10 ?
The cheapest is the NUX MG 300 and Its sound better. I had both
Valeton gp-100 is cheaper. Have not tried one though.
Valeton sux
Cheapest? The Valeton GP-100 is half the price
Thats not the cheapest modeler in the market. Is perhaps the cheapest of the good quality ones, but there are cheaper than that.
Add a Mooer Radar to this unit and listen to it come alive to your ear. Seriously, it's the missing sauce on all this bland pasta the GT-1 contains. Can't recommend the combination highly enough.
Not the cheapest multi-effects pedal on the market.
He didn't like it 🙂
Horrible COSM interface from 2000. I know, I've got it in my Boss VF-1.
The CHEAPEST BOSS UNIT ON THE MARKET you numbskulls.