need advice on setup...

He got it from rhythm musicals near brigade road for 19k i think but i got one for my friend for 17k from Veena musicals in jaynagar.

 

Its in same range..

@ Chintan : Who has that processor?

 

It's probably the G7( one tube, one pedal) or G9 processors (2 tubes , 2 pedals)with real tubes.
I'd actually go for this over any processor jst cause it has real tube sound. But i'd prefer the Tonelab over the zoom but if you're strapped for cash then this would be great anyway.

 

How much is it?

 

The G7 is selling for 300$ but retail price would be 23k
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/G71UT/

The G9 is selling for 400$ but retail price would be 29k
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/G92TT/

 

Hmmm really expensive..

 

If you can go for the GNX units or the Boss GTs then this should not be too expensive.

 

The GNX i use belongs to my friend.. GT is cheap..

 

The market price of all of them is the same at 400$..its just that you managed to get the GT8 on sale. For anyone else buying it it would work out the same to buy any of them.
Oddly enough the Zoom site does not mention the G7 or the G9...it stops at the G2u.1...very odd

 

hahaha...maybe u shud give them a lecture on marketing

 

Maybe its fake.. They will go bankrupt in a few years...

 

behringer Vamp2
digitech rp300
Boss gt6

 

definitely worth the price!! My next buy for sure!

 

You have GFx right? What amp do you use?

 

ok........am getting quiet sick and tired
ive kinda narrowd it to ax1500g....gnx3 or.... zoom g2.1u
now tell me the pros and cons of both........

and where the hell is ronnie...been waiting for him to coment now

 

If you can stretch your buget a lttle more i think you might as well go for the AX3000G cause it's just 3k more than the 1500G. I've played it and it's pretty good. I'm pretty sure that the technology used in it is basically what Vox does on the tonelab but without the tube (Vox owns Korg).

But if you've decided on 1500G it's not really a bad thing.
The GNX3 too would be pretty handy (it's got 8 track recorder and drum machine)

 

The GNX3 CONS : Very very stupid intferface.. To make patches its not the machine where you can easily turn a knob and get some gain.. YOu need to work your self up the menus to do so.. Sound wise its good..

1500 G is easy to use.. Nice sounding.. I still go with sridhar's suggestion.. YOu can easily spend 3 K more and get the AX3000G.. Its a good unit.. Nice screen, easy to manipulate patches..

 

KUstom 40w

 

Doc, Ronnieanand has AX1500. He will be the best judge, although be forewarned that he prefers analog pedals and stomp-boxes, and is generally not pro-digital processors.

AX3000 will be a definite better buy than ax1500 especially since 1500 was launched in 2001 (that is way back) and from then onwards certainly the digital modelling has improved significantly.
However the REMS used in Toneworks offers good value for money.

are u sure about GNX3? I think it will be overpriced + it comes with Digitech's copyright crappy board layout n controls. no on the fly tweaking is possible. agree with HindiRox on that.

No idea about Zoom. but the amount of amp sims in Zoom are far more than what u would get in Korg. (I feel it will also be more expensive than korg)

If u can get hold of a second hand korg it would be steal (if u get it for 7K or less)

 

Ronnie doesnt like the 1500G.. He uses it for bedroom practice..

Doc: Try all the three.. Get your own sounds out.. If you like the processor buy it.. Asking which is best will only give you a biased opinion.. You got to grow up.. Go to a shop sit with the processor and tweak around(And save the crappy patches to piss the shop guy of: @ Chintan : I did that in Rhythm Musicals) and figure out what you like..