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Old 01-21-2010, 01:48 AM
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GT10 (B) (Multi Tasking Cross-Over)

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Are there any Bass Patches on the GT10 or Guitar Patches on the GT10-B. Thinking of one model for both. Into Modulation Effects, Reverb, the odd Electric Lead Guitar Solo & Blues "Break up" type patchs for electric guitar.

Into EQ & Volume Patches on Bass with Modulation on/off again. Clean, Deep Sounds at preset ranging volumes and EQ.

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Old 01-22-2010, 07:31 AM
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Old 02-15-2010, 12:03 PM
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There are patches for both ways here http://bossgtcentral.com/dm/
or if you download the editors below, they also have a load of patches for both 10 & 10B.

Both units are almost identical, the main difference between the units are,
GT-10 has ...
only guitar amp models,
has autoriff effect and wave synth effect.
a few extra parameters for the guitar synth effect.
a custom amp model per patch.
2 preamps.

GT-10B has.
multiband compressor,
bass amp models and 4 guitar amp models.
XLR outputs.
more channel switching options.
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Old 02-16-2010, 05:55 AM
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There are patches for both ways here http://bossgtcentral.com/dm/
or if you download the editors below, they also have a load of patches for both 10 & 10B.

Both units are almost identical, the main difference between the units are,
GT-10 has ...
only guitar amp models,
has autoriff effect and wave synth effect.
a few extra parameters for the guitar synth effect.
a custom amp model per patch.
2 preamps.

GT-10B has.
multiband compressor,
bass amp models and 4 guitar amp models.
XLR outputs.
more channel switching options.
Hi gumtownbassman,
You've made my day with this reply. I have checked out that very useful link thanks. I've also downloaded the user manual. I can't find/identify the 4 Guitar Models. Would you know which patches they are so that when I get to the store to try it out, I know what patches to try.
Regards, Bassman100
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Old 12-02-2010, 02:19 PM
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which one did you go for?
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Old 12-03-2010, 04:03 PM
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Hi,
thanks for the follow up.
Well went to the store with the intention of buying the GT10-B, as my GT8 Guitar pedal refuses to tune my Bass Guitar E String - I was afaid of similar issues with the GT10.
I ended up test-driving the Line6 M-9 and bought it over the GT10-B, Very Very pleased. I kept my GT6-B & GT8, I still have GAS for the GT10-B. Having changed my bass amp for the Phil Jones Super Flight Case, I guess I'll have to wait for the "GT12-B" & hope they sort out the bright lights, reduce the size & weight issues. Love The Super Flight Case. Fantastic
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