Valeton publishes GP-200 product page with May 2025 imagery

May 1, 2025 · 1 sources

The Valeton GP-200 product page carries product images hosted under a 2025/05 upload path, indicating the page content dates from May 2025¹. Valeton describes the unit as a multi-effects processor for stage use¹.

Valeton states the GP-200 uses what it calls HD digital modeling technology, combining 140 amplifier and cabinet simulations with 100 stompbox effect pedals and 20 factory cab IR slots¹. The feature list gives over 240 effects, 140+ guitar, bass and acoustic amps and cabinets, 20 user IR slots and 256 patch slots (100 factory, 156 user)¹. It lists 11 effect modules that can run simultaneously, a 180-second looper, a drum machine with 100 patterns, a built-in chromatic tuner and 24-bit 44.1kHz audio conversion¹.

The footswitches number eight with customizable LED functions across three modes, and Valeton says the upper row has specific protection against accidental activation¹. The page describes up to 25 knobs and buttons, module on/off buttons, amp knobs and customizable quick access knobs¹. The built-in expression pedal uses optical sensor technology and can control up to three effect parameters, according to Valeton¹. A 4.3-inch 480x272 TFT LCD carries the interface¹.

Connections include a 1/4-inch TS instrument input, two unbalanced 1/4-inch TS outputs, two balanced XLR outputs, a 1/4-inch FX loop, a 1/8-inch headphone output, a stereo 1/8-inch aux input, 5-pin MIDI IN/OUT (THRU) and a 1/4-inch TRS EXP/FS jack¹. The USB port is USB 2.0 Type-C, with 6-in/4-out USB audio and loopback for re-amping, and Valeton lists a built-in audio interface compatible with Windows, Mac, iOS and Android¹. Dimensions are 345mm by 220mm by 62.5mm, weight is 2.37 kg, and power is 9V DC at 1000mA, center negative, with the supply included¹.

The page does not give a price or a ship date¹. The GP-200 sits among multi-effects pedals.