Hi, Thank you for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it. This is actually a broad and quite complex topic, and it's often asked in regards to multi effects pedals... The best way is to make sure all effects are level with each other, within the signal chain. The optimal way to achieve this would be to make a "target patch" which you can copy, where all effects/preamps are leveled. The way to do it, would be to take a patch, initialize it, so no effect is activated. If you use your owm amplifier with the GT-1, then turn off the GT-1's PREAMP section, and set the proper level on your own amplifier. This level will be the target you level the remaining effects to, if that makes sense... If you use the GT-1's onboard preamp models, then select a clean preamp, like the Clean Twin or Natural Clean, and dial it in, so it sounds like you want it to. Then make sure its level is strong and proper. Again, level the remaining effects to this. For example, take the OD/DS section, select an OD/DS of your choice, and turn it on, then off, and listen for any drop or increase in volume. If you notice any, then ALWAYS use the dedicated effects' level parameter. Effects like overdrive, distortion, compressors, etc. will add gain to your signal chain, so be sure to level those out, like I mentioned above. Some modulation effects can do this too, so always check each effect you want to add. This would roughly be the process... I know it sounds like a lot, but it really isn't, once you get a hang of it, and it will make your patches sound so much better and cleaner. I hope this helps. Best regards.

@GuitarNTabs Thanks , that is a mouthful for sure. I don't know if this is right but what I figure out to do was go to the preamp section and just turn the level up or the gain up until itmatches the memory banks next to it.. if I noticed any change in Distortion I just turn down the gain on those. I don't know if this is the right way but at least I got a louder response, and I go straight into my PA. I do use the preamps

Hi there, That sounds excellent, I'm happy to hear that! I'm sure you'll love it! Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.

Hi, Thank you for your comment, I appreciate it. I don't know if it's an actual replacement for the GT-1, but perhaps more of an upgrade. The effects, preamp and cab options are newer and upgraded, the AIRD preamps. The GX-10 surely caught my eye, and I might try to get one, at some point. Come to think of it, the GX-10 is rather a down-scaled GX-100, like the GT-1 was a down-scaled GT-100. Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.

Hey you answered my question, thank you. I am a home player and I use an old pod 2.0 red bean thing. I have been watching lots about new technology but it’s all very expensive. I like your tutorials as you are the GT-1 whisperer. It is small, it has battery option, it has aux input and it sounds great to me. Take care and thank you. Here in the States the GX100 is 499$ and the gx10 is 399$ so they are expensive. 🙏

Thank you! Have an excellent day. Cheers.

Hi, Thank you for your comment, I appreciate it. For the FRFR-speaker you should select the Line/Phones Output Select, and make sure to turn on the GT-1's PREAMP section. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.

Hi, Thank you for your comment, I appreciate it. You're going to love the GT1000 Core, I surely did! Funny you mention it, I still have an old GT-PRO, which I bought many years ago, but I keep coming back to it, because there's something about its preamps and effects. I dig it! I'm sure you'll do just fine with the Core! Enjoy it! Best regards.

Hi, would you be interested in selling your GT-Pro ?

Hi, Hmm, that's a big question, since I don't know your guitar, its problems, etc. etc. I would check the original nut, and make sure it's not binding, causing the strings to go sharp/flat. Or, have a pro look at it. Installing a locking nut require some tools, and it's not a drop-in replacement. I hope this helps. Best regards.

Hi, You simply plug your headphones into the "Phones" socket. Then make sure to set the GT-1's Output Select to Line/Phones, and enable the GT-1's PREAMP section. That should do it. I hope this helps. Cheers.

I have the same question

The options are almost endless with the GT-1! It's a great piece of gear! Enjoy and rock on.

Thank YOU for watching! Cheers.

Hi, To be honest, if you're serious about your tone, and the way you set up patches, then you'll want to spend that extra time, it's well worth it. I would surely pick the GT series over the ME, that's for sure. Assign options, different signal chains, etc. the list is long. But hey, that's all personal preference. I just know that I wouldn't trade my GT-1 for any other MFX pedal. Have a great day.

Hi, Are you talking about the actual GE-7 stompbox pedal? Thanks.