book_of_lies777
Well-Known Member
yes, the Axe FX is better, but look at the difference in price - it fucking BETTER be better! Of course, many new products will come out as technology improves, but good tone never becomes obsolete.
The GSP1101 is perfectly capable of doing studio-quality tones, and holding up live as well. And the fact that with the beta firmware updates(the newest is c63) you can use cab impulses LIVE(not just recording), it takes it to a whole new level.
Here's just a few international touring pros that either use or have used the GSP1101 in their live rigs:
Glenn Tipton of Judas Priest
(I could stop right there, but here's some more)
Rob Arnold of Chimaira
Dan Donegan of Disturbed
Jack Owen of Cannibal Corpse/Deicide
Dave Mustaine & Chris Broderick of Megadeth
CJ Pierce of Drowning Pool
(I'm sure there are lots of non-metal players using it too, but I'm a metal guy, so these are ones I'm familiar with)
So the capability is there in the unit - if YOU(or I) dial in a crappy tone, well, that's our fault.
Here's a guy named Jason playing live with the GSP1101 here(he's the lead player with the Strat. It's southern rock{doing a cover of The Marshall Tucker Band's "Can't You See", but they throw in some Guns & Roses too}, but his tone is killer):
The GSP1101 is perfectly capable of doing studio-quality tones, and holding up live as well. And the fact that with the beta firmware updates(the newest is c63) you can use cab impulses LIVE(not just recording), it takes it to a whole new level.
Here's just a few international touring pros that either use or have used the GSP1101 in their live rigs:
Glenn Tipton of Judas Priest
(I could stop right there, but here's some more)
Rob Arnold of Chimaira
Dan Donegan of Disturbed
Jack Owen of Cannibal Corpse/Deicide
Dave Mustaine & Chris Broderick of Megadeth
CJ Pierce of Drowning Pool
(I'm sure there are lots of non-metal players using it too, but I'm a metal guy, so these are ones I'm familiar with)
So the capability is there in the unit - if YOU(or I) dial in a crappy tone, well, that's our fault.
Here's a guy named Jason playing live with the GSP1101 here(he's the lead player with the Strat. It's southern rock{doing a cover of The Marshall Tucker Band's "Can't You See", but they throw in some Guns & Roses too}, but his tone is killer):