Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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The Valeton GP-150 and GP-180 pack a lot into a small footprint. Tom Butwin breaks down what these compact processors share and where they part ways. Both offer 24-bit/48kHz audio, 200 effects, 100 NAM profiles, built-in battery life up to 6 hours, and Bluetooth streaming, along with essential multi-effects features like a looper, tuner, drum machine, and metronome. The GP-150 adds an expression pedal, making it a strong candidate for an all-in-one fly rig. The GP-180 swaps that for a third footswitch and dedicated effect buttons, a better fit for players who want tactile control or need to slot it into an existing pedalboard.

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0:00 Intro
00:45 Shared features overview
02:30 NAM profiles and third-party IRs
02:49 Bluetooth, app control, and practice tools
03:10 Drum Machine
03:29 Built-in battery and power options, USB-C audio interface
04:25 GP-150 breakdown (expression pedal, footswitches)
06:40 GP-180 breakdown (third footswitch, tactile buttons)
08:58 Which one is right for you?
10:02 Wrap-up