SteveB
Well-known member
I stll keep my Digitech RP-2000 handy for recording, and as a backup rig (run directly into my Peavey Classic 120/120 power amp).
I had a GNX2 which I initially bought to replace the RP-2000, but I didn't like the sounds as much, so I sold the GNX2.
Of course, these days I'm back to an old-fashioned pedalboard made up of assorted stompboxes. It's definitely not as easy as a modeling board where you can stomp one button and change everything, but it's not too bad.. I'm a pretty simplistic with my effects.
I had a GNX2 which I initially bought to replace the RP-2000, but I didn't like the sounds as much, so I sold the GNX2.
Of course, these days I'm back to an old-fashioned pedalboard made up of assorted stompboxes. It's definitely not as easy as a modeling board where you can stomp one button and change everything, but it's not too bad.. I'm a pretty simplistic with my effects.