GP-100 Guitar Pedal Multi-Effects Processor Guitar Bass Amp | Modeling IR Cabinets Simulation with FX Loop MIDI I/O Expression Pedal Stereo OTG USB Audio Interface

As multi effect pedals go, this is an incredible bargain! Whilst the effects aren’t the top of the line, with some time and patience you can get some really great tones out of this, especially when combined with 3rd Party IR’s.The main selling points for me where its flexibility for both bass and guitar, the compact size, array of built in effects, and it’s build quality - I was amazed by all of these, especially for the price.There are a wide array of distortion pedals, effects pedals, amp and cab sims which means you can really get some solid tones once you sit down and take the time to fine tune everything. The preset tones aren’t amazing (as is the case for every multi effects pedal), but there really are some outstanding patches built in, particularly within the realm of cleaner tones.It is so tiny that it can fit in a guitar / bass bag and means you can travel light, perfect for travel; and its full metal body means this thing is built like a tank, and could easily take a beating and the abuse of live and rowdy gigs. The expression pedal is extremely solid and feels like it will last years, and the ways in which you can program it to an array of parameters is really cool, it’s almost as if having a 3rd foot switch if you are tactical about how you set up your presets.Of course this is by no means a top of the line product, but it’s not supposed to be and doesn’t have to be. It is well built, versatile, and affordable. It is perfect for those starting out, looking for something portable, or for use as a backup - I highly recommend Valetone and the GP-100!

While I have a descent pedal board I wanted something for practicing, mostly with headphones. Also I wanted and interface for recording to DAW software. The GP-100 does a great job in all areas, so much so that I have put my pedal board away for a while.I'm not crazy about some of the amp/cab simulations, but there are enough good ones for me. The effects are really good. I've not used the looper (as I have one) and while the tuner is OK I have a better one, though am mostly using Pitch Perfect (free Windows app) now.PC integration is plug and play. If you want to record to a DAW you'll need to download the ASIO4all driver, or you'll get a significant lag on the signal. This only applies to recording though.I love the clean sounds, choruses are nice and it's great to mess with effects that I would never buy, like the Octavers. If you want an overdrive, for instance, there is so much choice.The hardware is incredible quality for the price, though the rocker pedal is too small for practical use. My unit sits on the floor and I use the excellent PC interface for nearly everything. I just needed a long USB cable and headphone extension cable. I send output to both amp and headphones and just plug in headphones or switch on amp.It would be nice to have an on/off switch and some better preset sounds. Volume levels nearly all need adjusting a lot and drum patterns are pretty rubbish, but it's still incredible value.I had a Beringer V-amp 2, 20+ years ago. It was great, but this is so much better and so configurable. For me this unit could do away with the knobs and buttons, as using the PC is much easier. Just keep the display and foot switches.March 2026 updateI sold the Valeton and replaced with a Boss GX-10, which is a big step up again. I don't regret the Valeton purchase though. Sold it for £75.

I am an amateur guitarist, and have been learning for years.As such, I have tried a great number of effects pedals, both individual and multi effect pedals, with varying degrees of success, but being on quite a strict budget, I have never found a multi effects pedal that I could ever actually recommend, that is until now!In my personal opinion, this one is exceptional!Firstly, given the price paid, it is surprisingly well made, certainly doesn't feel cheap or plasticy.I have found it easy to use and to understand how to navigate through the various menus and sub menus, it is very intuitive, you should not feel overwhelmed when looking at it online!Given it has a built in tuner, a decent looper, an expression pedal, which can be used as a volume control, an array of connection possibilities (headphones/oitput L & R/ USB - PC cable supplied/USB slot/Customizable sound banks/Ability to edit & re-arrange the factory presets/quality patches & cabinet choices/solid build).This unit performs so much better than anything I have ever used, without having to break the bank!I am very happy with my purchase and will certainly be holding on to this unit for the foreseeable.

Some interesting guitar sounds and great value for money. It probably suits the more unconventional sounding guitarist.

This pedal will put my pedalboard to bed permanently, it’s got all the sounds I want and in a compact unit.The quality of the build is very good and should last a long time even with regular use. The effects are great and there’s loads to choose from, designing your own patches is very easy either from the pedal or the software. The amp sims and cabs are very good and when plugging into an amp you can just toggle off the cab.If I could pick a negative at all it would be the quality of the power supply, the cable is horrible and feels very cheap.Overall it’s a brilliant product!

Great starter pedal good value well constructed solid metal case . Great service

Didn't get very far. its built in sounds were a bit edgy but like the GP-50 the windows GP-100 software repeatedly crashed so was unable to play around with the sounds. I didn't persist with this pedal as it I have already spent hours trying to get a GP-50 to work - it seemed as though different software and different pedal - the GP-100 was just as buggy. I tried with 4 different win 11 PCs for the Valeton suite for the GP-50 and the only one that got further (sometimes only) was a new one in the process of being setup. Even that one crashed - just not as often. A lot of folk do seem to like Valeton pedals but I need something that works. Sorry Valeton - I have really tried to get your pedals working.

I really like Valeton Guitar Pedal.... even most of the raw tones are well balanced and amazing tones... functions are easy to use.. its small in size so easy to handle and carry too.. one of the best product in this range.. well done Valeton👍

Il prodotto è molto buono. Buoni i materaili e danno una sensazione di solidità. Io lo uso sia in cuffia che colelgato a un amplificatore valvolare Ashdwon e si comporta molto bene. Tanti gli effetti pre caricati e soddisfano praticamente tutti gli usi. Inoltre si trovano altre impostazioni specifiche anche su Internet senza problemi. Buona anche l'interfaccia al computer per registrare e modificare i set predefiniti.

Bluffant ce multi-effets. Petit, solide (tout métal). Plug and play, pas besoin de notice, on comprend très rapidement comment utiliser toutes les fonctions, modifier les paramètres, c'est un bonheur !Aussi complet que des boitiers beaucoup plus chers et on peut tout faire avec, même la pédale d'expression est bien fonctionnelle.Rien à redire sur le son à condition de modifier un peu les presets d'usine. Je n'ai pas essayé sur un ampli, je le branche directement sur mes enceintes monitoring parce que, cerise sur le gâteau, il fait aussi office de carte son.Le meilleur et le moins cher des multi-effets que j'ai possédé !

De max..Fantastisch. Uitstekend...etc.

Reallly good i love it a lot but the software is very bad other then that it's great

Voy a intentar hacer una reseña objetiva y que ayude de verdad.En cuanto a sonido las simulaciones son lo suficientemente buenas para que nadie en el publico note diferencia con algo "totalmente profesional" nada que ver con lo que ofrecen primeras marcas en precios similares,si además cargamos una buena IR nos puede dejar muy sorprendidos,usa ese tipo de emulación actual en la que ya tienes que poner un el oído para distinguir si es digital o analógico,incluso muchos efectos sueltos tiene la misma calidad que pedaleras mucho mejores, pero hay que currarselo su quieres que suene al máximo de su capacidad y hay que ser realista,aunque todos los efectos fuesen igual de buenos que en una gama alta(que no lo son)una pedalera digital de gama alta usa un mejor procesador que permite emular cadenas de efectos más largas y elaboradas dándole matices que lo acercan más al sonido analógico,lo que si que es cierto es que si no usas mucho los pedales en directo y tu sonido principal no depende totalmente de la pedalera seguro que cumple su papel,para grabar en casa va más que sobrada y los sonidos en general son muy muy buenos para ser digitales,pero si realmente quieres un sonido elaborado de gama alta en formato pedalera tendrás que recurrir a pedaleras digitales con mejores procesadores o pedales analogicos.Lo bueno:Calida de sonido gama media en formato y precio pedalera gamma bajaLas conexiones no son chapuceras ni hacen ruidos y la construcción en metal parece robustaEl modo stompbox (puedes asignar un efecto o grupos de varios efectos a cada uno de los pedales fisicos)La carga de IR de terceros, le puede mejorar bastante el sonido y acercarlo un poquito más al sonido analógicoLo malo:No puedes usar dos efectos iguales,por ejemplo:dos pedales de distorsión distintos y los efectos de wah cuentan como previo,así que si quieres usar un wah olvídate de usar un pedal de previo en esa cadena de efectosEl pedal de wah es demasiado pequeño,aunque es útil y tiene un buen tacto te tienes que acostumbrar a poner el pie para usarlo sin dislocarte un tobilloCuando usas la pantalla para ajustar algo no se pone en primer plano la opción que estas ajustando,cuesta ver que haces,así que mejor en directo no toques opciones porque la pantalla no es muy grande