Sound:
100% compulsion buy for me. I came online to buy a couple of patch cables. It was 100% worth it. Ultimately, because of silly features like "learn-a-lick" and its lack of balanced outputs, it comes off as a toy, but a damn good one. The number of features packed in this baby is incredible. Unlike the behringer dsp1024 processor I have, this one no noticable delay in sound. There is a little delay in programming, especially in selecting amp speakers, but that is tolerable. It also functions as a pre-amp/di-box, so again, balanced outputs would be nice, but I guess that would add to the price. The price is damn cheap for what you get. At first I didn't think it sounded terrific, but as I've learned to tune the different amp sims to my setup I think it sounds good. The amp sims are nice. You can get any kind of setup you want. Compressor, delay, everything is good. I had to take the pedal apart and lube it. They should lube it at the factory. Requires opening case to reassemble. My fat toes also often hit too many switches and activate the cheesy "learn-a-lick" mode. I make music with whatever I have on hand, so I think its great. I can get really wierd hollow tones with the wahwah and "yaya" pedal effects, so that is a primary reason for owning it. Bottom analysis: unbeleivable toy. Also, if you don't like excercise, be forwarned....you're going to be bending over a lot hahaha.

If you're into guitar effects this is the product for you. The RP300 has great effects and the sound quaility is great too. On top of all this it has a drum machine, a tuner, and a learn-a-lich built into it. If you have $200 hanging around go out and buy this right away

All kinds of stuff. When I got it, I went on the digitech site and went into the patch library and got all kinds of presets just to start. Now I kind of mastered it and it's great. go get it!

I have an RP-300 and if you're in the market for one, let me tell you a thing or two. Ifyou are super-rich and can afford to buy a ton a high quality stomp-boxes and you've got the patience to deal with them, then maybe the RP-300 isn't for you. Otherwise, its a good way to get a good sound for comparatively cheap. I don't really have any major complaints. Great product, better price

Unlike a lot of multi-effect pedals, the factory presets are actually something that can be used, and they can be tweaked to suit personal tastes. The A/B channel switching feature is really cool. The expression pedal isn't as durable or responsive as I would like, but for the money, the rest of the pedal gives you a lot of bang for the buck.

I used my Christmas money o get this, and it was the best use of my money i've had yet... This is a great pedal with a lot of features for the money, but there are only two problems that i have with it:
1. The manual Wah isn't nearly as good as a crybaby, (but who's wah is)
2. One of the footswitches doesnt work very well, and you have to press extremely hard to get it to work, but im going to get a replacement tomorrow

I think this device is incredible. Dont waste your money with other expensive models of other trademarks. It has everything for a standart guitarist. Very nice crybaby tone... Drum machine is also succesfull. I offer to everyone...

I am sick of stomp-boxes, and this thing sounds
nearly as good as my BOSS effects, but it
doesn't require batteries! less hum and
background noise! I like it.

Very good for making effects simple to use and great quality

I Love it and Just Had To Order it, I Was Looking For a Great Proccesor and Found it.