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I did a little test. Out of curiosity, I recorded my GSP2101 to my 
computer using Cakewalk, with the effects send going to one track and 
the right output (with the wet/dry mix set to 100% dry) going to the 
other track. When I analyzed the wave data, the right output was 
around 6-7 ms delayed compared to the effects send. Since sound 
travels at around 1 foot per second, it should sort of sound like 
playing 6 feet (2 metres) farther from you're speakers. My 2101 is 
still at 10MHz though. I don't know if going to 20MHz would make a 
difference here.

--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "paulscary1" <PAULSCARY@M...> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>   Didn't even see the DSP crystal at first.It's hiding under the 
>   Expansion board.The Zilog mcu reads:
> 
>                 z8018010vsc
>                 zi80  mpu
>                 9407     6n
>   Don't know if this is upgradeable.Is it a common part or native
>   to Digitech?Funny...the upgrade chips read v3.00 but on boot it
>   displays ver. 3.00.00a.My knowledge of this stuff is pretty basic.
>   It's just that it seems that it's...well...slow.Nevermind using
>   the FC to change multiple parameters being slow,but even with no
>   effects(not bypassed)it "feels" a TINY bit slow.I thought I was
>   imagining it until a friend of mine,who is a faster more technical
>   player than myself,tried it for the first time,played some stuff
>   and said "Is there a delay on this or something?".Don't get me 
>   wrong.I love this unit...more than later versions on the merits
>   of it's interface,crazy routing and control options,etc.Thanks
>   for your response,Mark!
>                   Paul