Valeton GP-200 Multi-FX processor

GP-200 Aliasing test (hear that wobbling, going backwards tone as the main tones are going up? that's aliasing)

Amp block only enabled
UK-800


With the NAM 2203X capture



For comparison, below is a similar test comparing the ToneX software, pedal and Axe-Fx III:
 
Gut Shots

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Bottom cover - Are those pieces of metal to prevent flex on the top plate (where the switches are) ?

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Micro-controller, DRAM and Flash

Looks like a Cortex M7 @600Mhz, with built-in display controller with 2D graphics acceleration
32MB of DRAM
8MB of Flash


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Well I had fun with this little device, I'd say well done Valeton. I'm looking forward to the next iteration of this platform - assuming they keep the price in the same range -

or make a small iteration of this same platform but
  • increase flash storage to 32MB or 64MB
    • Then you would have tons of room for NAM captures and IRs
  • Make a "moveable mic" UI for the cabinet (now that you have lots of room for IRs)
  • Support temporary mode for the switches (they could do that in a software update on the existing platform)
  • Support some parallel FX (to a reasonable degree, say for Delay and Reverb blocks)

For now, it's back on the box ready to be gifted to family.
 
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