All user reviews of 5/5 for the DigiTech XP100 Whammy Wah

I bought it from a guy in Essen a place here in Germania´s beautiful west, for about 160 Euros.

Great variety of sounds different wah-types, choruses, whammy, volume... a lot weird stuff, too what makes it even better it makes you play stuff that you normally wouldnt play really pushing your creativty!

actually nothin

Absolutely recommended for stage usage it´s made out of metal and the pedal is too. its easy to control and has great sound

Easy to handle, heavily build, great wack´d sounds. Fuckin good!!! buy it!

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I was ready to go to Europe for a 5 week tour and I didn't want to lug along a wah pedal, whammy pedal, and a chorus pedal. I called my friend Paul Muniz who is a rep for Digitech and he said he had something I might be interested in, and sent me the XP-100. I think my price was around $130.00.



This incredible unit contains 12 different wah programs that have since allowed me to get rid of my old tempermental vox and dunlop wah pedals. The tones of the wah programs are better than any I've ever heard! From sweet and honky to super wide screaming tone. If you can't find a wah sound that you like, you're crazy! The auto wah programs sound quite well and all the best programs from the whammy 2 pedal are packed in here like octave up and down and harmonies for every use you can think of...



The only thing I don't like about the pedal is that it says there's a built in gate, but I haven't found how to use it yet. It would also be cool if was AC/DC, but that's asking too much on my part.



The unit is built in a sturdy steel chassis and can take the abuse of the road no problem. It's also sealed quite well for those beer soaked stages! The power pack and cable are also sturdy, and there's a clip for tucking away the excess cable which is extremely useful.



This pedal has become a staple of my gear setup, holding my tone together and making my leads sound much better when my amp wasn't...not to mention boosting my confidence when I step forward for a lead break. The harmony programs are a great writing and live tool, and I'm about to pick up my second one because I think I wore my first one out!



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Tou has been said on the subject.
But with an oversight, we can reconfigure the minimum and maximum positions of the pedal which compensates for the inevitable destruction of the pins depreciation.

UTILIZATION

Easy to use, unlike the original whammy, it can be used easily in a live setting, to move from one program to another without stooping for example.
By reading the manual though, you can store its own layout program which makes it easier if you use live only six configurations.

SOUND QUALITY

What can I say? The whammy was never better.
The sound is sometimes limited, but if we wanted perfection we would have bought a very expensive harmonizer.
The ets annoying squeak but with a little oil no problem ...

OVERALL OPINION

Essential and more convenient than the original whammy.
However for the scratch with a midi controller, the 4 wh is better suited for the south.