2019 Boss – GT 1000 – Guitar Effects Processor – ID 4338

With its unrivaled sound quality and musical dynamics, the Boss GT-1000 defines a new performance era among amplifier/effects processors for guitar and bass.
The high-quality sound machine is based on our pioneering AIRD technology (Augmented Impulse Response Dynamics),
which is based on decades of BOSS development experience and offers first-class 32-bit / 96 kHz signal processing.
A huge selection of BOSS effects is also available, including extremely flexible routing options and in-depth real-time control.
Thanks to integrated Bluetooth®, you can make settings wirelessly on your mobile device via the BTS app.
With its tremendous power and efficient, professional design, the Boss GT-1000 is a game changer for musicians in search of new creativity and expressiveness.

Mint condition, hardly used.

new BOSS DSP engine, specially developed for audio applications
Enables natural integration of external devices
AIRD (Augmented Impulse Response Dynamics) brings BOSS' Tube Logic concept to a digital guitar processor
Extremely dynamic amplifiers
32 bit AD/DA
32-bit floating-point processor and 96 kHz sampling rate
massive selection of effects including BOSS MDP effects such as DD-500, MD-500, RV-500
Amplifiers and effects can be connected in series and parallel in a variety of ways
Fast switching of patches with delay/reverb "carryover function"
Innovative stompbox features
Simple operation thanks to a large display and 6 assignable switches
10 footswitches, integrated freely assignable expression pedal and colored LEDs
High-resolution tuner in 2-display mode
Mono or polyphonic mode of operation
Jack output
XLR sub output with independent AIRD selection
Loop-in paths for external stereo or mono effects
supports external control via footswitch, expression pedals, MIDI, and USB
Bluetooth for wireless editing from iOS and Android devices
USB audio/MIDI interface for computer-based recording and editing
Dimensions (W x D x H): 462 x 248 x 70 mm
Pedal weight: 3618 grams