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Roland GR-D V-Guitar Distortion StompBox

Original price £135.00 - Original price £135.00
Original price
£135.00
£135.00 - £135.00
Current price £135.00
With the all-new V-Guitar pedals, guitarists can now enjoy the immense benefits of Roland’s GK processing—the powerful technology behind the GR-55 Guitar Synthesizer and VG-99 V-Guitar System—right on their pedalboards. The GR-D V-Guitar Distortion offers unique distortion and synth tones produced by independently processing each guitar string, giving the modern player an array of fresh, bold sounds for their sonic arsenal. Housed in the popular Twin Pedal format and equipped with connections for easy integration with amps, stomps, multi-effects, and other V-Guitar devices, the GR-D delivers wide, heavy, high-clarity tones that can only be achieved with GK processing.

  • Roland’s powerful V-Guitar technology in a Twin Pedal stompbox
  • Bold, high-clarity distortion and synth tones only possible with GK processing
  • VG-DIST 1, VG-DIST 2, POLY DIST, and SYNTH sounds, with real-time DSP for latency-free performance
  • Sculpt your tones with ultra-responsive GAIN, COLOR, and TONE knobs
  • Solo function provides an instant volume and presence boost for lead playing
  • 13-pin GK input; designed for use with the GC-1 GK-Ready Stratocaster, GK-3 Divided Pickup, and all GK-equipped guitars
  • Flexible connections for easy integration with amps, pedals, and multi-effects
  • Four user memories, with remote selection from GK-equipped guitar

The GR-D features a 13-pin input for use with a guitar outfitted with a Roland GK-3 Divided Pickup or a GK-equipped instrument such as the GC-1 GK-Ready Stratocaster. Unlike standard monophonic guitar pickups, the Roland GK pickup senses and isolates each individual string, sending them as six discrete signals to a 13-pin jack. When connected to a V-Guitar device like the GR-D pedal, each string can be processed individually, opening up a universe of sound possibilities that are impossible with a normal 1/4-inch guitar output.