Harley Benton DNAfx GiT Core

I bought this to try out as I'm not a big fan of multi FX pedals and find programming then tiresome.
Equally I find individual pedals a pain to use with power supplies and patch cables.
I hoped this item would be simple to use and compact. I am very happy that it far exceeds my expectations. It's simple to use and programme directly - I've not used the PC software and probably won't - and the sounds are tremendous.
I'm not a 'brand snob' but am becoming a huge fan of Harley Benton gear which always seems to stagger me with it's quality, and value for money.
Well done Thomann

TL;DR: Get one.

This is by far the best modeller value out there now.

I run this thing into a Harley Benton GPA100 poweramp, on to a 4x8 DIY cab with Celestion eight 15 speakers. That's less than 300€ right there, and it sounds awesome in this setup.

Great range of amps and FX, and it has all the features many people need - including the possibility to hook up an expression or voume pdeal (I run a behringer one into it).

A good selection of EQs add more value to soundshaping for me. Dialing in a good sound is quick and painfree.

Add to that, the user interface, both the display, and the buttons and dials - are very easy to understand, and it is small and easy to lug along.

Way to go!

I was idly looking at multi-effects when the GiT Core appeared in a YouTube review.

For the price, and the functionality on display it was pretty much selling itself to me.

I'm using mine as a desktop Guitar/DAW interface on my PC, so rather than buy the full-blown GiT with the integrated foot pedal I decided on the GiT Core, plus a separate expression pedal and that turned out to be a tailor-made solution for me, and (I'd imagine) anyone else who needs a guitar interface as well as a fully featured Multi-FX pedal with a brilliant collection of amps and cabs, not to mention the facility to use your own Cab IRs. It's even got a built-in drum machine.

I've had it for a couple of months now, and it's performing perfectly, yet I still get the feeling I've hardly scratched the surface of its capabilities so far.

Why are you still reading this, go and buy one before Thomann realises their pricing is missing a digit in front of the amount they're selling it for.

I first picked up a guitar to make some noise. And this product makes some noise. Be careful when you've got headphones in. I mostly play bass and there are some very useful sounds in here for the low end.

The biggest job will be trying out the massive variety of sounds to make my own.

Also, I dropped it on day 2 and it still works perfectly. So, it's robust as well as useful and fun. But trust me on how robust it is. No need to test the theory

Tracking system is excellent too. Could track its journey to the UK in here. All round great product, especially for the price.