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NAMM VIDEO: iGTR Personal Guitar Processor

Anaheim, CA (January 25, 2008) - You can''t take your full rig with you everywhere so here''s a great solution for guitarists looking for a portable processor -- the iGTR. It''s

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By Premier GuitarJan 16, 2008
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Anaheim, CA (January 25, 2008) - You can''t take your full rig with you everywhere so here''s a great solution for guitarists looking for a portable processor -- the iGTR. It''s portable alright, this sucker will even fit in your pocket. We got to check it out at NAMM ''08.

For this demo, the signal  was sent to a board and then we took an out straight into our camera so you can hear exactly what this mini-processor is capable of.



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