DigiTech Supports GNX3000 Guitar Workstation With "Tone So Good It's Guaranteed" Promotion
January 27, 2006
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DigiTech®, a leading manufacturer of guitar signal processors, and a Harman International company (NYSE-HAR), has created a category first with its GNX3000 Guitar Workstation® 30-Day Tone Guarantee. The "Tone So Good It's Guaranteed" promotion allows end users to buy a GNX3000 Guitar Workstation and try it at home for 30 days, to experience firsthand how the GNX3000's amp models and effects deliver a stunning new dimension of tone and feel.
Using breakthroughs developed while capturing the unique tones of Eric Clapton, Dan Donegan and Scott Ian — and collaborating with producer/engineer Eddie Kramer for Jimi Hendrix's tone — DigiTech provides yet another true creative power tool. The GNX3000 Guitar Workstation is a full-featured, multi-modeling guitar effects processor for live and studio applications. Employing DigiTech's Component-Based Modeling™ and its proprietary AudioDNA™ DSP super-chip, the unit is loaded with models based on classic amps and stomp boxes. The GNX3000 also offers Hands-Free™ computer recording with onboard USB audio/MIDI interface, ProTracks Plus™ (Mac®/PC) recording software, X-Edit™ Editor/Librarian software, dbx® microphone preamp with its own phantom power supply and over 80 professional drum patterns.
"The GNX3000 embodies all of our latest R&D developments resulting in the ultimate guitar processor," commented David Rohrer, DigiTech Guitar Market Manager. "We believe in the tone and feature set of the GNX3000, and feel that the "Tone So Good It's Guaranteed" promotion is the right way to demonstrate our claims. This allows guitarists to try the GNX3000 for one month and if the GNX3000 tone is not everything we say it is — they get their money back." For more information, visit their web site at www.digitech.com.
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