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Tech 21 SansAmp GT2

4/5, 4 from 1 review
Analog tube amp modeler pedal. You craft your rig by choosing your amp, your cabinet and your microphone placement.
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Recent Reviews

  1. roller
    Take it from Justin Chancellor...
    4/5, 4 out of 5, reviewed Jun 17, 2017
    Build Quality:
    5/5,
    Features:
    5/5,
    Value:
    4/5,
    Pros
    • + A variety of useable tones. Incredibly easy and quick to use. Good bang for the buck.
    ... the Tech 21 SansAmp GT2 is a powerful tool for the toolbox!

    Geared for guitarists (and this thing REALLY shines on guitar), bassists are able to quickly dial up a variety of dirty and clean tones by just flipping a few switches. Everything is pretty self-explanatory -- you have an array of switches that allow you to choose between amps (Fender, Marshall, Boogie), cabinets and mic placement. Then, you have standard knobs for level, volume, high and low. Quarter-inch ins and outs and a single master footswitch complete the pedal. If there's one word that describes the GT2, it would be "easy."

    If I could tweak only one feature on this pedal, it would be the switches in low-light conditions. Black-on-black is tough to see in the dark. If you're not switching things up a bunch, the switches are good to go. But it would be great to throw some glow-in-the-dark paint on the switches and labels so that you have a better idea of where you're at when the lights go out.
    Price Paid:
    Cannot recall... but that's a testament how much I love it as the GT2 has been with me for years!
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    roller, Jun 17, 2017

Item Details

  1. Pedal Type:
    Tube amp modeler
    Batteries:
    9-volt or AC adapter
    Price:
    $225.00
    Features:
    Three switches allow the user to select their amp, their cabinet and their microphone placement. Knobs let you dial in level, drive, high and low.
    Other Specs:
    Designed for guitar but popular with bassists as well, just ask Tool's Justin Chancellor!
    roller · Jun 17, 2017
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