DigiTech RP150 Multi Effect Pedal Reviews

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This is my new effects pedal that I just picked up a couple days ago. It's the RP50. It was about $70, and it has a bunch of effects. Not as many hard rock effects that I would like, but you can do it a ton of presets, and the book it comes with actually shows you how to get certain sounds for presets and everything, which is really cool, so you can definitely get sounds like all your bands. And even when I went on their website, there was a lot of people like a user's forum that they explained what to set and how to set it to make it sounds like some of your favorite bands or favorite instruments, and things like that, which is really cool. It wasn't too hard to do. It took a couple of minutes just to figure it out. There's a chromatic tuner built in like most of these, and this one, like I said, it came with the manual. And this one actually for seventy something dollars came with a DC adapter, which most of them don't, they just run on batteries, which is a major pain. But it's got an input, an output, and the control in, which is kinda like for the pedals and things like that. Volume levels, things like that. The Digitech has a couple of different series. This is the RP50. There's a couple higher ones. I don't think there's more lower than this, but the higher one was about $170, and there's also another higher version of this with the wall mount pedal. And Digitech is a very well known brand, very well constructed, and nice construction there. And seems like it could stick up to a mile of good use, you know. I wouldn't be throwing it around everywhere. I don't think it can handle that, but definitely for your gigs and home recording studios and things like that, it's a great option. This is the Digitech RP50.