Boss GX-1B Bass Multi-Effects Processor

AIRD (Acoustic Imerse Reality Dynamic) is BOSS's advanced modeling technology that accurately reproduces the complex characteristics of tube amplifiers, providing authentic tone and responsive feel.

The GX-1B is primarily a multi-effects processor. While it has audio outputs for connecting to recording gear, it does not function as a direct USB audio interface for computer recording.

You can use up to eight effect blocks simultaneously, along with a volume pedal and noise suppression.

The GX-1B features a dedicated headphone output for silent practice. Please refer to the product manual for its exact location and operation.

After configuring your desired amp and effects, navigate to the memory save function using the controls and follow the on-screen prompts to store your custom sound in one of the 99 user memory slots.

Preset memories contain pre-programmed sounds created by BOSS, offering ready-to-play tones. User memories are slots where you can save your own custom-designed sounds.

The GX-1B typically comes with a dedicated power adapter. Please check the product packaging or specifications for confirmation, as this can vary by region or retailer.

Check that the instrument cable is securely connected to the input. Verify that the volume is turned up and that an amplifier or speaker system is properly connected to the output. Ensure the unit is powered on.

Ensure the GX-1B is in Bluetooth mode and discoverable. Check that your mobile device's Bluetooth is enabled and that it is paired with the GX-1B. Try disconnecting and re-pairing the devices.

Adjust the input gain if available, or ensure your bass guitar's output level is not too high. Check the individual effect levels and master volume. Try resetting the patch to its default settings.

Confirm that the footswitches are assigned to a function. Refer to the manual for assigning functions to footswitches. Ensure there are no physical obstructions.