Boss GT-10 Newer Version

A newer version of Boss GT-10 strikes us now with a more exciting features delivered right into your sound. It is really amazing to try this version of Boss offered at a standard price point for a premium multi-effects unit.

After a significant number of hours trying the newer Boss GT-10, we recommend it to you. It might have some issues, but a guarantee of high quality sound matters. At first glance, we had that thought of somewhat changes, but as time goes by; this is a useful unit to make some comparisons between other units released by Boss.

We are not the only users who made the switch more defining. We had an observation around that the Boss GT-10 has a lot of GT-10/GT-100 DNA, so we must say that it would make sense if we refer back to the older unit and discuss what has been kept in this newer version or what were those changes made.

Opening the box of Boss GT-10 newer version is a challenge. You might have few thoughts therein. One might be about the unit adapting the old one. Actually, the first thing we have noticed when we got into Boss GP-10 out of the box was its small size and even compatible tool and relatively lack of controls/switches compared to the GT-10. It is much less than the size of the old version unit, with just four switches in it, an expression pedal, seven buttons in smaller sizes, one control knob, and of course it still had the volume control. We are pretty sure this is a cost control thing to turn us up with a lot of processing power under the GP-10’s hood – and Boss had to bundle the GK pickup so the unit still meets its all-important demand at $500 price point.

Commenting on Boss GT-10 new version release is always super-subjective. It is always applicable that the perception of an amp depends on the player, the guitar, the style of music, the weather involved, the time of day performed, not to mention the prejudices included within the unit. Your thoughts vary. In our opinions, the clean and mildly distorted models are preferred. We are overwhelmed to check the GP-10 model straight into the mixing consoles, whereas we tend to run the GT-10 into a little tube amp producing a sweeten sound. As you run the distorted amp models heavily, they are as unconvincing in GT-10.