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Digitech RP70 Multi-Effects Processor
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Small, inexpensive multi-effects pedal
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Good for the money
| Ease Of Use |
Very easy to use and edit patches. Manual is to the point, and has all the lists, etc. you would want.
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| Sound |
Pretty good variety of tones. Several distortion modes. To my ears the overdrive type tones are the best in this unit. It sounds kinda weak for full on metal / shred distortion. Good variety of factory patches. Easy to tweak. This is a fun little cheap box. I use as a headphone practice unit. Also pretty handy for direct recording to the computer. I haven't tried plugged into an amp. Don't really feel the need to.
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| Reliability |
No problems yet. Can't say I would depend on it for a gig. After all the years I've been playing and all the different rigs and effects I've used I plug my guitar into the amp. Every now and then I might put my tuner in line. Plastic contstruction. Doesn't exactly inspire confidence, but what do you want for $70 new?
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| Customer Support |
Haven't had to deal with DigiTech before. At this price point if I had problems I would throw it in the trash and find something else.
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| Liked about it |
Good variety of tones, cheap, comes with AC adaptor. The old school Fender / Vox tones sound pretty good to me. Almost the opposite of what I expected...
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| Didn't like |
High gain / metal tones are pretty lame sounding to me.
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| Overall satisfaction: |
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4.0 |
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