BOSS
GT-1 Guitar Effects Processor
100% genuine Item.
Manual Language: Japanese
Main Specifications
Sampling frequency: 44.1 kHz
AD conversion: 24 bits + AF method
* AF method (Adaptive Focus method) is a Roland / boss proprietary method that dramatically improves the SN ratio of the AD converter.
DA conversion: 24 bits
Effect: 108 types
Memory: 99 (user) + 99 (preset)
Phrase Loop: 32 seconds
Standard input level: INPUT: -10 dBu, AUX IN: -20 dBu
Maximum input level: INPUT: + 7dBu, AUX IN: 0dBu
Input impedance: INPUT: 1 MΩ, AUX IN: 27 kΩ
Specified output level: OUTPUT (L / MONO, R): -10dBu, PHONES: -10dBu
Output impedance: OUTPUT (L / MONO, R): 1 kΩ, PHONES: 44 Ω
Recommended load impedance: OUTPUT (L / MONO, R): 10kΩ or more, PHONES: 44Ω or more
Connection terminal: INPUT terminal, OUTPUT (L / MONO, R) terminal: Standard type
CTL2, 3 / EXP2 terminals: TRS standard type
AUX IN jack: stereo mini type
USB COMPUTER terminal: USB type B
DC IN terminal
Power supply: alkaline battery (AA) × 4
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