Description
The Boss GT-1000 Guitar Effects Processor is a flagship floor unit for electric guitarists who want premium sound, deep control and rock solid reliability on stage and in the studio. It brings together world class amp modelling and a comprehensive suite of effects in a single, roadworthy chassis with a clear colour display, assignable footswitches and a built in expression pedal. Whether you are crafting modern worship tones, covering classic rock sets, building ambient soundscapes or recording direct, the GT-1000 delivers professional results with minimal setup and effortless recall of your favourite sounds.
Features
AIRD amp feel and response
The GT-1000 employs Advanced Impulse Response Dynamics to capture the natural interaction of an amp, speaker and player. Pick sensitivity, volume knob cleanup and pedal stacking behave as expected, so tones feel alive under the fingers. It makes direct rigs through PA or monitors sound convincing and consistent, while still pairing beautifully with real amplifiers.
32-bit processing at 96 kHz
High resolution converters and 32-bit floating point processing at 96 kHz preserve detail, dynamics and headroom across your entire signal chain. Clean tones remain open and articulate, high gain sounds stay tight and controlled, and time based effects sit effortlessly in a mix without unwanted artefacts.
Flexible routing with dual loops
Create sophisticated signal paths using parallel chains, series routing and per patch output assignment. Two independent send and return loops let you integrate favourite pedals or use the four cable method with an amp. Multiple outputs provide tailored feeds for stage amps, front of house and monitors at the same time.
Stage ready control and editing
Assignable footswitches, a responsive expression pedal and a bright colour screen make live control intuitive. Built in Bluetooth enables wireless editing and preset management from a compatible smart device, while USB audio and MIDI connectivity streamline recording, reamping and software integration in the studio.
