TC Electronics G Major Guitar Effects Processor

[Harker1440]

Does anyone has one or have used one I am looking to incorporate a midi processor into my live rig and I would appreciate your thoughts and opinions
Thank You

[mbrown3]

Not sure about the G Major but I use a G System and LOVE it. Can't be too far off.

[Harker1440]

The G Major is the jr version of the G Force which is the effects componet of the G System

[dpeterson]

I had one for a number of years. Very nice unit for the price, nothing really comperable at that price point either. Very easy to use, sounds great.

If you use in a situation with a mixer, and 100%wet, you will lose everything except reverb and delay.

I replaced most of my rack with an Axe-Fx Ultra, so i didnt need it anymore.

dave

[markus]

I'm using a G-major for 3 years or so now and I'm very happy with it.
It's sitting in the FX loop of my Boogie Roadster and I mainly use it for Reverb, Delay and Modulation effects. It sounds great and it's pretty easy to use too.

[pluto]

I bought a G major a couple of years ago and thought it was pretty good for the price. I thought the programming was fairly easy even for a tech dummy like me. I ended up selling in and buying a Rocktron Intellifex-Online which I thought sounded better than the G Major in the loop of the two amps that I owned at the time. Both loops were serial loops only, and the Rocktron tends to do better with serial loops IMO.

[thefunkyone]

I had one for about 6 months a few years back. I would have kept it but got too far behind in bills. :(

Anyhow I loved it when I had it, plenty of nice reverb, delay and compression effects which is mostly what I used it for. It also had some really wacked out effects like this one that made your guitar sound like rotor blades on a helicopter. Pretty fun to mess around with but not really useful for the music I play.

I think it is the best bang for the buck processor out there and I want to get another one when money allows.