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Product Reviews for Korg ToneWorks AX1500G Guitar Multi-Effects Processor Feature: This unit does everything I require and more and it sounds great. Quality: rugged all steel construction. Very smooth controls. Value: outstanding value Desirability: I think anyone considering a multi-effects unit, should look closely at this one. It's a excelent unit and at a great price Sound: I never liked multi-effect systems, and went with single units in series. But tried this system a freind had and just had to get one for myself Ease of Use: the basic features are very simple. And it even makes my limited abilities sound good Support: Dont know have'nt needed it. Overall: As it stands now, I feel this will be the only multi-effects unit I will ever own. It does everything I need and more. Bookmark this page to buy Korg ToneWorks AX1500G Guitar Multi-Effects Processor later Boss Guitar Multieffects reviews DigiTech Guitar Multieffects reviews Korg Guitar Multieffects reviews TC Electronic Guitar Multieffects reviews Zoom Guitar Multieffects reviews |
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