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Digitech EX7 Expression Factory

 
Multi effect pedal with a continuous control pedal built in


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Digitech EX7 delivers

Ease Of Use I love my EX7 because it's simple to get great sounds from. There are no digital menus and sub menus to scroll through. Just turn a knob to tweak the sound and away you go. This is the simplest multi effect pedal I've used. If you can't figure this one out switch to bass. Lol


Sound I've been able to get great sounds from any guitar I plug into it no matter what style of pickups. It tracks flawlessly and offers a lot of flexibility to dial in just the right sound for you. There isn't a bad sounding effect in the unit and they all have a use. There is plenty here to keep you inspired for a long time.


Reliability It's made of metal and is pretty heavy. I think with proper care it should last a lifetime. It is particular about it's power supply though. If you are a gigging musician and rely on it then you might want to have a backup power supply for it. The standard Boss and Ibanez units wont work. It takes a special kind and it wont run on batteries.


Customer Support I'm about 2 hrs from Digitech headquarters and I've heard nothing but good in the area about their customer support. I've never needed it with any of my Digitech equipment.


Liked about it My favorite thing is the wah models. They are completely adjustable. I can make the wah sound just like an envelope follower or a stock wah pedal PLUS I can vary the output volume and Q. Sweet! The next thing I really like is the Univibe model. It sounds superb. Very lush and not glitchy. The Whammy function is also great. It's smooth and tracks wonderfully. All in all this is one versatile and incredibly functional pedal.


Didn't like The only quibble I have is that it's difficult to access just the distortions without engaging a modification effect at the same time. It's limiting in that regard. But that isn't why I use the EX7 although it would be nice to have that option.


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5.0

By Spudman
Nov 15, 2009
 
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