Feature:
More features included than most people have time to play with. Voice box very good. Wah Wah totally noise Free. Still haven't figured out everything. Wish the Wah Wah had a Fuzz feature or I just haven't figured it all out yet? Records direct digital in the studio computer. No AMPs required or even wanted. I did my first 5 songs direct into a digital Roland studio unit. In Fact you will be very pleased recording without AMPs. What part of No Noise don't you understand?

Quality:
I've had mine for just under 2 years. Unit is tough. Wish I had a custom made hard case for it though?? This goes where ever my guitar goes period. Once you get one consider yourself spoiled for life unless you get the GNX3 of course! Like any electronic gear I do not throw it around. No problems to date. The worst thing about this unit is that I personally don't have more time to spend fine tuning sounds!

Value:
This item is the heart of my system. With this you can go and plug and play into any amp or sytem with minimum set up time. It is worth every dollar and then some. You will only buy maybe 3-4 regular boxes with limited control for the price of unlimited control. This is a no brainer.

Desirability:
This can make even a cheap guitar sound great. Very nice tough package deal rolled into one compact unit.

Sound:
Absolutely Super quiet. Put away all your old cheap stomp boxes and fork out the bucks for one of these and you'll never regret it. Absolutely outstanding.Only drawback to this is that you need to spend alot of time programming it, But that's the Ticket here anyway. It has some much control you can create your own sounds and manipulate Your Sound Your Way. Sweet. Outstanding digital recording in studio. You can't tell your not using an amp live. Setting sound different under headphones than from out of the amp. Gibson Blues Hawk into GNX2 8 band EQ then into 200 Watt 72 Kustom PA 8X12 sounds totally awesum. Wish it had separate fuzz/distortion section added.

Support:
Never had to contact but found them easy on internet. Wish I could get a hard case and figure out how to add more distortion?

Overall:
Would replace this with a new GNX3 only if and when this one bites the dust or when I do get a new GNX3! Wondering what 2 units together would both sound like? That could be real interesting. I researched others specs and features before my purchase and the multiple features win over all others. Once you realize you don't have to put up with All the noise and all those cords your hooked. All other Stomp boxes are just wannabees. Least liked feature is I can't figure out or make a good Fuzz/distortion sound yet??

Quality:
it seems to be rock solid

Value:
this is it. and thats that

Desirability:
i have it and will have one on hand at all times for recording and live

Sound:
i have been playing for 30 years and have found that the sounds you can get out of this is amazing. for the price and sound quality i dont think i have seen a better set up. as for playing threw amps i have a hiwatt 50 and bassman 100 the bassman is were its at.This thing takes the place of a least 100 amps.And the sounds are to die for

Support:
i really dont think it will be needed

I've been playing guitar for 30+ years. I have very good
ears, but until I got the GNX2, I didn't have a clue about
how different tones are constructed.

The GNX2 produces great, natural sounding tones. I hook the
unit up to an old, very clean sounding Ampeg and use headphones,
often with my stereo patched in. GNX2 tones sound very much the
same as those on CD's. I find that astonishing, knowing the leve
of expertise that goes into getting the right tone during a first-
rate recording session.

What's even better, for me, is that I can use the very well designed
"user interface" to learn about an understand what makes the tone
sound the way it does. With very little invested time, I was able to
adjust various tones to more closely match tones I like on CD's or
tones I have in my head.

Feature:
The distortion is very good on it i can get really heavy deathmetal sound to metallica sounding distortion. the clean channels is really good and also the wha wha which is very very quiet. I think this is all you will need for recording and gigs. Its all i used.

Quality:
nothing is has went wrong with it and the sound is great.

Value:
This prosseor is worth every penny u spend on it.

Desirability:
hahaha the sex appeal is ok but i think i would like it in all black.

Sound:
i ahve been playing guitar all my life since i was about 6 yrs old. and this is prob the best prossesor i have ever heard i have used it for recording and at all my gigs and other guitar players have come up to me and have asked me what am i using to get my sound!!

Support:
i havent called the company.

Overall:
I think i would never get rid of this thing becasue ii have feel in love with it!! This is prob the best prossesor in its price range.

Feature:
this has more effect choices than anything but a gt-6 and gnx3/4

Quality:
im not worried about it breaking any time soon.

Value:
This is worth it. I'd recommend it to all of my friends

Desirability:
It looks alot better than some other processors.

Sound:
the sound for me is perfect. nothing short of a miracle

Support:
i dont have a need to contact the company.

Overall:
This thing is perfect. I could create any sound i wanted to hear. It may look a little more complex to the ax1500g but it is definetly worth getting over that.

This box is great. I went through a lot of different processors before stopping on this one. If you want good clean sound go Korg, if you want good dirty and clean sound, go DIgitech. The effects mode of this box makes it really easy to use. You can individually turn on your effects, delay, and stompbox while switching through cabinets and amp models, its awsome.

Feature:
A think that the only thing that Digitech could provide with the GNX2 is a hard case. I had to buy one in separate...

Sound:
I have a GNX2 since Jan 2004 and I

Sounds excellent and has every effect you need!