Is the GX-10 worth it over the GX-100?

The GX-10 uses the same core engine and effects, so you get nearly identical tones in a smaller, lighter unit. The GX-100 adds more footswitches and I/O; pick the GX-10 if portability matters more.

Does it have a built-in expression pedal?

No. The GX-10 has an expression pedal jack, but you need to supply your own pedal. That adds cost if you use wah or volume sweeps.

Can I load my own cabinet IRs?

Yes. Boss Tone Studio lets you load IRs from a computer, and you can edit wirelessly with an optional Bluetooth adapter.

How many amps and effects can one patch hold?

Each memory can hold up to two amps and 15 effects, with serial or parallel routing set by dragging blocks on the touchscreen.

Is it good for bass too?

Yes. It includes nine bass amps and dedicated bass effects alongside the 23 guitar amps.

When is the GX-10 cheapest?

It has sold around $349.99 at Victor Litz as of November 4, 2026, the low end of its recent range. Holiday sales and bundle deals are the usual times to watch for drops.

Where is the Boss GX-10 Guitar Multi Effects Processor cheapest?

At Victor Litz, for $349.99, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Boss GX-10 Guitar Multi Effects Processor?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 87 ratings.

Where can I buy the Boss GX-10 Guitar Multi Effects Processor?

15 stores we checked sell it, including Victor Litz, Guitar Center, B&H Photo-Video-Audio, eBay, Walmart.

Boss GX-10 Guitar Multi Effects Processor

4.7

Best price now

$349.99at Victor LitzObserved at 11:52 PM

20% under what the other stores charge

Compared across 3 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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What reviewers say

Owners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 87 ratings. Most praise the GX-100-grade tones and the easy touchscreen editing in a portable size. Complaints center on the optional Bluetooth and expression pedal.

Pros

GX-100 sound quality in a compact unit
Fast, intuitive touchscreen editing
Wide amp and effect selection
Solid build for the price

Cons

Bluetooth costs extra
No expression pedal included
Screen visibility in bright light

About the Boss GX-10 Guitar Multi Effects Processor

Players everywhere love the GX-100 for its streamlined design, free-flowing interface, and high-quality tones and armed with the core GX -100 engine, the compact Boss GX-10 Guitar Effects Processor with 32 Amplifier Types and 170 BOSS Effects in Black brings you the same inspiring experience in an even more portable footprint. You get loads of AIRD amps and effects for covering every style, plus speedy sound building with the intuitive color touch display and panel knobs. No-Compromise Sound Quality The GX-10 brings you a universe of ultra-responsive BOSS tone processing in a travel-ready size. Take on every playing situation with 23 guitar amps and nine bass amps, including high-gain X-Ultra, X-Optima, and X-Titan types crafted with latest technologies. And let your imagination run wild with 170 effects, including overdrives and distortions, mod effects, delays, and reverbs, plus dedicated bass effects and BOSS classics like Slow Gear, Octave, Slicer, and more. Build Great Sounds Fast The GX-10 enables fast sound creation with its inviting color touch display and four dynamic parameter knobs. Assign up to two amps and 15 effects in each memory. Create serial or parallel effect routings and change the order by dragging blocks with a finger on the screen. And patch in your go- to external pedals with the send and return loop. BOSS Tone Studio takes things even further, allowing you to edit sounds and load IRs from your computer or wirelessly tweak tones via optional Bluetooth adaptor and the mobile version of the app. Flexible Real-Time Command Packing clever control options in to a minimal layout, the GX-10 gives you powerful tools for real-time sound adjustment while performing. Versatile control modes provide maximum flexibility with just three footswitches. The expression pedal toggles between volume and wah and activates the tuner when you pull the pedal back. But you can customize it to control nearly anything you want with the GX-10’s assign matrix. Up and Down Mode Simplify your rig by scrolling through memories one at a time. Set up basic memories for clean, crunch rhythm, and lead sounds. Or load up the 66 banks and 198 user memories with custom sounds for your set list and tap through them sequentially on stage. Manual Mode This mode helps to reconfigure the footswitches to control three user-assignable targets. Use them like a pedalboard to turn effects on and off or kick in a solo boost. Or go deeper by changing up to 20 assignable parameters with just one press. Bank and Number Mode This mode allows you to select memories within banks. It also unlocks the Current Number function, providing access to one or more parameters by pressing the switch for the currently loaded memory. Using this function, you can extend your tonal options for each memory with a solo boost, delay effect, or anything else you’d like to assign. Organize and Record In addition to editing, BOSS Tone Studio allows you to organize GX-10 sounds into Livesets for different gigs and playing situations. You can also access BOSS Tone Exchange within the app to download professionally created sounds and share GX-10 Livesets with the global BO