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Ive got the GSC3
and I use it for switching channels on my Mesa Preamp, sending midi to my 11rack for delays and verbs, and switching in and out pedals in the front end.
Ive used it as a 4CM brain before though, you just sacrifice one loop to send the signal to and from your Preamp and out of the FXloop, so an Es-5 would leave you only 4 loops to play with, my GLab has 6 loops.
the main advantage of the Es8 over every other switcher out there (AFAIK except GigRig G2) is the ability to move loop order around from patch to patch
its not a thing I personally would bother with, as I believe my pedals should be in one order and one order only, but I think you ( judging from your comment history) would appreciate being able to run a Reverb into a Fuzz into a Delay on one song, and then an OD into a Delay into a Reverb on another.
So with a drive/boost, H9 and 2 Strymons, is it easier to connect them all up to the, say, ES5 loops and run everything in the front of the amp? If not (and I could have the drive in front and the other 3 in the effects loop), how would the connections go?
Set the H9 for Pre/Post so I can flip flop it either in front in the switcher loop or in the fx loop and then use the remaining 4 loops for pre gain pedals.
Guitar into
Es-5
loop 1-4 lovely drive pedals
loop 5 H9
out to amp front end
fx loop of amp
strymons and H9 again.
OR.
Run the drive pedals into the front end, then modulate or harmonise with H9 and season with strymons.
All at the press of a single footswitch.
God I love Midi
5 pedals and unter in front of amp.
DD500 in the fx loop, controlled by midi from the es5. Works flawlessly and the es5 can swap the intron pedal order too.
I am debating selling my flint and getting an H9.