TC Electronic G-Force Multi Effects Processor

In this video, Brian May's rig is shown to consist of a Rocktron Intellifex and a TC Electronic G Force.

At 1:15 Tom's tech says "he runs most his stuff through the G force, that's where we get alot of our effects from."

At 4:07, Troy Van Leeuwen says, "I've always used a TC Electronic's G-Force and it started making noise after using it for ten years."

"Used from circa-2008 to circa-2012."

At 7:50 in this "Rig Rundown" with *Premier Guitar*, Rush's Alex Lifeson's tech Scott Appleton shows us four G-Force TC Electronics; two are set for delays, one is set up for reverbs and pitch shifting, and the fourth one is set up exclusively for a flanger patch.

Can be seen at Premier Guitars Rig Rundown with Mark Tremonti.

In this guitar rig at 1:51, Dave Murray, of [Iron Maiden](https://equipboard.com/band/iron-maiden), has his TC Electronic G-Force being displayed.

This image from Pinterest shows Robert Fripp’s stage setup from 1999.

At 0:10 in this video, Devin Townsend of [Vai](https://equipboard.com/band/vai), [Front Line Assembly](https://equipboard.com/band/front-line-assembly), [The Wild Hearts](https://equipboard.com/band/the-wildhearts), and [Strapping Young Lad](https://equipboard.com/band/strapping-young-lad), talks about his effect units and other equipment, and the TC Electronic G-Force is located in the middle of the rack.

When touring with Alice Cooper, Strauss uses a G-Force for most of her effects, as it is simple and effective.

Back in 2005, this used to be Dan's entire live rig (seen in the picture)

Billy Howerdel, of A Perfect Circle, used a TC Electronic G-Force in 2004, according to [Guitar Geek](http://www.guitargeek.com/billy-howerdel-a-perfect-circle-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2004/).

Trey's rig which includes a TC Electronic G-Force.

Jim Adkins uses a TC Electronic G-Force, according to [Guitar Geek](http://www.guitargeek.com/jim-adkins-jimmy-eat-world-2012-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-diagram/).

"I have ADA stereo tap delays as my main chorus, and a TC Electronic G-Force effects processor, which sounds really good, too."

The user of the UltimateMetal Forum saw Type O Negative live in 2008 and wrote down the whole setup he saw that Kenny Hickey used. > He had the Rectifier on top most likely as a backup, as it wasn't turned on the entire show. In the rack he had: TC Electronic G Force Mesa Triaxis Mesa 2:90

This article lists Frank’s gear.

TC artist page insists that Trey uses the G-force.

"Now I use a T.C. Electronic G-Force. I have nine presets, mostly delays and chorus. In every bank of sounds the first position is bone dry—no effects. We do a lot of improvisation as well, so I need some settings where I can engage individual effects, like a T.C. Nova that I can tap the tempo into for reverse delay, four different Burn Units with different drive settings, and an Electro-Harmonix POG for organ-type sounds."

At 1:10 in this pre sound check video, one can see a clear shot of Jody Davis' rack, showing a G-Force, and a Marshall JMP preamp.

In the top of the photo, the rack mount effects processor is the g-force.

This video from EMGBackstage is an interview with Roope Latvala's guitar tech Antti Harma. Antti shows that the third item in Roope's effects chain is the TC Electronic G-Force

In an Instagram post made by Leda on June 26th, 2018, he is seen using a TC Electronic G Force and an ISP Decimator ProRack G on his rack, along with a TC Electronic TC2290 Delay rack.

Béla's rack holds one G-Force.

List of equipment on Coroner's official reunion website

"Each side of the Twin-City goes into one of the Engl preamps, which have a TC Electronic G-Force and MXR M108 10-band EQ in the effects loop," states [Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21840-rig-rundown-gwar-2014).

"This is the work in progress picture. I'll take a finished picture on my next gig. I have to use 2 effects processors, which I'm not too happy about. The G-Force is fantastic, but I couldn't get it to absolutely everything I needed. I'm still using the Digitech IPS-33B for the complex harmonies."

For guitarist, Nershi mainly uses a Collings I-35, a Santa Cruz D-Nershi Signature Model, a ’70s Martin D-28 ("FrankenMartin"), a 1955 Martin D-18, and a Ton Nershi T-Style Guitar. When it comes to amps, Nershi goes with his tried-and-true Fender formula involves a Blues Deluxe and a Blues DeVille. The handful of stomps that he relies on includes: Fulltone OCD, Fulltone Fat-Boost, Ernie Ball Volume Pedal, Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner, Fulltone Full-Drive 2, Pro Co RAT, Maxon Rotary Phaser, Dunlop Crybaby Wah, Line 6 Echo Park, TC Electronic G-Force. And for strings, picks, and accessories, he currently jams D'Addario EX115 (.010-.049), Rocktron MIDI Mate, Whirlwind Selector A/B, Sunrise acoustic pickup, K&K Pure Classic acoustic pickup, and Avalon U5.

As the de-facto lead guitarist, er mando-man, Kang bounces between his Ron Oates Custom 5-string Octave Mandolin or Walker Electric 5-string Octave Mandolin. To amplify his custom 5-strings, he cranks up a Two-Rock Custom Reverb and Groove Tubes D75 Power Amp through a Bogner 2x12 cab. His two-board setup boasts a DigiTech XP100 Whammy Wah, a Electro-Harmonix Micro Metal Muff, a Electro-Harmonix Micro POG, a Electro-Harmonix Micro Synth, a Electro-Harmonix Q-Tron, a Line 6 DL4, a Keeley Phaser, a Fulltone Full-Drive 2, a Keeley-modded Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer, a Keeley Katana Clean Boost, a Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner, a Maxon Compressor, a Ernie Ball Volume Pedal, a Roland GR-33 Guitar Synth, a TC Electronic G-Force, a Sarno Music Solutions Steel Guitar Black Box, and the boxes are powered by a Voodoo Lab Ground Control and a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+. And his uses various Elixir strings and Fender Extra Heavy picks.