There is also a plethora of patches online that others have created that you can download right into your GNX4. When your GNX4 is hooked up to your computer, you just load a patch, do some tweaking and are able to hear what you're tweaking has done right before your eyes. It's all done right on the computer in front of you. No more bending over and turning knobs to get your tone. Now, you have a program that came with the GNX4, it's your patch-editing software. It came with a USB cord that you can plug into the computer. Now probably the coolest part is the USB hook-up. Just pick your pattern, set your tempo and you've got drums. It doesn't sound the greatest, but it works for recording songs. There is also a really cool Guitar to Bass patch that turns your guitar into a bass.
It has an awesome acoustic patch, plus the tones of many guitar legends from EVH to Joe Satch to Eric Johnson to SRV to Pat Matheny to Angus Young. There are a few useless ones, but there are some really cool ones. The presets that come already installed are ok. I bought a 256mb one for $39 from Wal-Mart and it's suited my needs just fine. The only bad part of this is that you have to buy a Compact Flash Card. How many times have you nailed an awesome/riff lick only to forget it the next day? I know I have. With the added footswitch, when I get an idea, I simply hit record and play my riff. My favorite thing about it is that it has an 8 track recorder on it. Pros/Review: It's simply awesome for home use. It came with 2 coupons, one for a footswitch (hands free recorder) and a gig-bag. Pricing Information: I bought this brand new off of e-bay from a music store for $469.00.
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