At our Springfield MO location. Pictures are of exact item for sale. Used, works great.

The Tech 21 SansAmp GT2 is a legendary, 100% analog tube amplifier emulation and cabinet simulation pedal that has remained a staple on pedalboards and in recording studios since its introduction in 1993. Known for its distinct black chassis, the GT2 allows guitarists and bassists to architecturally build custom tone rigs purely through analog circuitry.

Core Features & Architecture

The pedal's flexibility stems from its unique matrix of three-way toggle switches and active tone controls:

Amplifier Emulations: Selects between three distinct preamp architectures:

• Tweed: Replicates classic vintage Fender-style character.
• British: Mimics the aggressive midrange of Marshall-style Plexi and gold-panel amps.
• California: Emulates high-gain, dual-rectifier Mesa/Boogie-style tones.

• Mod (Gain Structures): Alters the overall gain behavior of the selected amp:
• Clean: Delivers classic clean tones with a subtle crunch at higher drive settings.
• Hi Gain: Steps up into heavy overdrive and rhythm crunch.
• Hot Wired: Overdrives the circuit into maximum compression and heavy, singing sustain.
• Mic Placement Simulation: Alters the frequency response of the virtual cabinet emulating microphone positions:
• Classic: Simulates a distant microphone placement on a Jensen-loaded 1x12 cabinet, pushing the midrange forward.
• Center: Emulates a close-miked Celestion 4x12 cabinet, delivering a bright, immediate attack.
• Off-Axis: Replicates a close-mic'd 4x12 cabinet with the mic placed to the side, creating a darker, smoother top-end response.

Technical Specifications

• Signal Chain: 100% analog preamp, power amp simulation, and speaker cabinet simulation.
• Knobs: Global controls for Level, High (cut/boost), Low (cut/boost), and Drive.
• Dimensions: 3.75″ x 4.75″ x 2″.
• Power Requirements: Standard 9V alkaline battery or optional DC power supply (Tech 21 DC9, DC2, or DC4 models).
• Applications: Highly favored for direct recording into audio interfaces, running straight to front-of-house PA systems, or behaving as a versatile preamp/overdrive pedal directly into a guitar amplifier.