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72 People rated this product :
9 out of 10
12 People wrote reviews
10 out of 10
"DigiTech RP350, worth every coin :)"
Feature:
The most useful features, as for me, are the options to record things to a computer using a USB cable (this is perfect for me, because i have some retarded board that doesn't recognize the guitar when i plug it in the sound card), and the X-Edit program is just great and very easy to use. And of course, there is the V switch that allows you to activate the Wah-Wah effect any time you want, it's VERY useful. There is a stereo output system, and it has some more outputs, i'm not quite sure what they are for... :)
Quality:
Knobs are very turnable, no problems there, the pedal is big enough for my foot, it's not loose, not too tight, it's just like it needs to be.
It's made out of some metal, not sure which exactly, and it seems quite endurable.
Value:
In my opinion, it is definitely worth the money.
Desirability:
It looks nice, has nice features, has that extra DNA chips and everything, it looks... Attractive :)
Sound:
I have a Fender Frontman 25R amp, and i can get a lot of good sounds from the RP350. I have only 2 years of experience in guitar playing, so the sounds suit me just fine. The effects are various, and can be customized in many different ways, and they sound good. Distorsions, Amp Models and Wah sound great to me. I still haven't tried everything on it, and i have it about 2 months by now, and for now, i have only the best words for its options. I recorded some things over the USB cable, and it sound very good.
Ease of Use:
There are knobs, you turn them, and get many sounds. What's more easier than that? When you want to customize it more, there are 2 buttons (up and down), one pressable knob and more knobs to adjust the sound that is perfect for you. Even if that's not easy enough, there is the X-Edit which is super easy to use, no problems at all.
Support:
Didn't do anything about this, yet :)
Overall:
For now, it does everything i need. When i try everything on it, i shall probably sell it and buy analog pedals to make my sound more superb and realistic. The only "problems" that i have is, when i want to tune my guitar, i need to press 2 footswitches simultaneously, that's a little tricky to catch in the first time, but i tune my guitar in pauses between the songs, so it's not a problem :) The second problem is a slight delay when changing presets, but that can be arranged easily, on many ways.
Submitted: 10/9/2008
Style of Music: Alternative Rock, Death, Thrash and Alternative Metal, Blues, Jazz, D&B, Grunge...
9 out of 10
"Wow."
Feature:
I try not to give out 10s much, but this pedal just deserves on the features area. Heres the idea. There are seventy factory presets and seventy user presets. Thats 140 effects combos. Then add thirty sound chains and thirty effects chains that can be combined w/ each other in NINE HUNDRED ways with the twist of two knobs. So 900 effects/sound chains + 70 factory settings + 70 user settings = 1040 overall combinations of effects. And that is without any true fine tuning whatsover. When you get to fine tuning, then the effect combos are literally ENDLESS.
Quality:
Its basically made of all metal, but I havent had it for too long, so Ill give it an 8 by default.
Value:
Its $200 for about infinite FX settings. Wow. Its worth it.
Desirability:
OK. Its not so sexy, but who cares? Youll get the chicks through some of the sounds you get through this thing.
Sound:
See the features section. They all, for the most part, sound good. Thats all that needs to be said.
Ease of Use:
With 1040 settings without any fine tunings, it can be easy finding your sound. Fine tuning can be time-comsuming, but once you get the hang of it, its easy. My recommendation is get the X-Edit computer software. That just makes it quicker.
Support:
I tried to e-mail them because my X-Edit was causing problems, and they gave me an answer very quickly. So Ill give them a 9.
Overall:
Wow. Getting this was one of the smartest things Ive ever done. Just get it.
Submitted: 1/10/2008
Style of Music: Thrash Metal, Melodeath, Alternative Metal, Experimental
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