JUDAS PRIEST's GLENN TIPTON Relies On DigiTech GSP1101 Preamp Processor

October 23, 2008

According to GuitarGearHeads.com, Glenn Tipton, guitarist for JUDAS PRIEST, is currently using the GSP1101 preamp processor live on their world tour supporting the band's latest effort, "Nostradamus", a conceptual albumabout the life of the famous 16th century French man who published prophecies of future world events. Tipton has relied on DigiTech live and in the studio for many years.

Tipton stated, "The GSP1101 for me is the best professional preamp on the market. Not only for use at home, but equally for stage. You have every guitar sound immediately at your fingertips and much much more if you go into the parameters. It is easy to use, versatile and midi controllable. Everything from the effects, gates and graphics work, as they should do to shape your own sounds. The GSP1101 makes playing the guitar so much easier."

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