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Re: GT5/GT3 questions

my 2 cents, the GT-3 has a loop but it only replaces the
overdrive/distortsion and is not movable. This is why I now have the GT- 5
among other reasons. The Gt-5 has a great loop insert that you can put
anywhere in the chain. Its great IMHO.
jd

Mike Biffle wrote:

> >>> <PMimlitsch@aol.com> 12/11 4:57 PM >>>
> > Questions:
> > 1) re: the send/return loop on the Roland/Boss GT5 - can it be
> inserted anywhere in the effects chain or are you "stuck" with it
> being between the preamp and the effects algorithms?
>
> Anywhere you want...
>
> > 2) Does the gt3 have a send/return loop? If so is it positionable
> w/in the effects chain?
> > 2) is the send/return loop by-passable via an on board footswitch?
>
> Not entirely sure, but get the impression it does, and you can assign
> a footswitch to perform the bypass function. The GT-5 does all of the
> above and is still the preferable product of the two IMO. The midi on
> the GT-5 is about the best I've seen on any dsp, although it's still
> not that great at controlling external devices with it's midi out. But
> for internal stuff to the GT-5? AWESOME!
>
> -Miko