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Boost Max.

Range: 0 to 10dB

A boost in the digital world is only possible if you do not

already operate at maximum level. A boost therefore

derives from releasing an attenuation. This parameter

sets the general attenuation of the signal, thereby limiting

the amount of boost you can set using the Boost menu.

Many guitarists feel that 6dB boost is more than enough

for solos etc. If you feel the same, set the Boost Max

parameter to 6dB. You might be tempted to set Boost max

to 10dB all the time. Don’t, as it will worsen your signal to

noise ratio (in this example, by 4dB).

Input Select

Range: Front or Rear.

A guitar can be connected to either the front or the rear of

the GFX01. Typically the Front connection is used when

GFX01 in mounted in a rack and the Rear connection

when G-System is used in its base configuration,

assembled on the floor. Front and Rear connections

cannot both be open at the same time.

Boost

So you have made a good set of presets and all your

levels are well matched … But wouldn’t it be nice if you

could just hit a single switch and boost any of your

sounds to a “solo” level. With the G-System, you can!

The BOOST switch:

• The boost level (in other words: how much you boost)

can be set individually for each preset.

• The maximum boost is 10dB.

If the Boost Lock parameter found in the Utility menu

is set to “on”, you have a default boost level applied

to all presets.

When activating the Boost Lock function in the Utility

menu, it is the boost setting of the currently recalled

preset that will be applies to all presets.

BOOST FUNCTION

Setting up the Boost Level of a Preset

• Press EDIT, then BOOST and set the level using

Encoder C.

• Store the preset.

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