I bought this from a fellow TBer and it works great, but this has been rotated out from the board for space saving. It's just sitting here in my studio desk so, this is back up for sale.
The pedal has an incredible number of different tones in it. You can select the type of amp, the mod and the mic placement. Features a nice interesting range of overdrive amp sounds.
The battery door is missing, zero issues beyond that.
$120 shipped via Pirateship to the CONUS 48.
"Architecturally create your own rig in seconds. You can easily achieve the most sought-after tube amp sounds, and entirely new ones as well. Choose amplifier type, modification and speaker cabinet/mic placement configurations. You can easily mix and match specific sound characteristics in ways that would otherwise be physically improbable, probably impractical and definitely not cost effective. The GT2 is a truckload of great amps in a single, simple pedal. An all-purpose, all-analog tube-amp emulator for guitar, bass, and other instruments Equipped with 3 x 3-way voicing switches, 2 shelving EQ bands, and independent gain and drive controls to give you an incredible range of tone Amp switch lets you choose from American tweed, classic British, or modern Californian amp sounds Mod switch lets you select either the default amp setting, a gain boost equivalent to adding an extra 12AX7 to the preamp, or a high-gain tone with scooped midrange Mic switch gives you the option of either on-axis focused sound, off-axis sound with a mellower edge, or a balanced sound reminiscent of a distant mic-placement (without artificial room ambiance) Independent gain and drive controls let you hit the preamp emulation as hard as you like and push the power amp emulation separately for a wide range of clean and overdriven tones High- and low-frequency shelving equalizer bands give you additional general tone-shaping options All-metal construction and quality analog components hold up to years (even decades) of heavy use."
The pedal has an incredible number of different tones in it. You can select the type of amp, the mod and the mic placement. Features a nice interesting range of overdrive amp sounds.
The battery door is missing, zero issues beyond that.
$120 shipped via Pirateship to the CONUS 48.
"Architecturally create your own rig in seconds. You can easily achieve the most sought-after tube amp sounds, and entirely new ones as well. Choose amplifier type, modification and speaker cabinet/mic placement configurations. You can easily mix and match specific sound characteristics in ways that would otherwise be physically improbable, probably impractical and definitely not cost effective. The GT2 is a truckload of great amps in a single, simple pedal. An all-purpose, all-analog tube-amp emulator for guitar, bass, and other instruments Equipped with 3 x 3-way voicing switches, 2 shelving EQ bands, and independent gain and drive controls to give you an incredible range of tone Amp switch lets you choose from American tweed, classic British, or modern Californian amp sounds Mod switch lets you select either the default amp setting, a gain boost equivalent to adding an extra 12AX7 to the preamp, or a high-gain tone with scooped midrange Mic switch gives you the option of either on-axis focused sound, off-axis sound with a mellower edge, or a balanced sound reminiscent of a distant mic-placement (without artificial room ambiance) Independent gain and drive controls let you hit the preamp emulation as hard as you like and push the power amp emulation separately for a wide range of clean and overdriven tones High- and low-frequency shelving equalizer bands give you additional general tone-shaping options All-metal construction and quality analog components hold up to years (even decades) of heavy use."
