DigiTech RP10

All analog effects and the most common users are present on the pedals, the quality is very good effects, the amount of choice of reverb / delay / chorus is large, the saturation grunge / heavy / rock etc, are the best I have heard to date, I bought a JMP1 to insert it into a Marshall amp rack accompanying a 9000, I sold the JMP1 after changing the lamp after one week, no comparison between the JMP1 and RP10 as well above effects, sound reproduction, the wide range of settings, and especially the saturation, there is a small program to edit the sounds via a PC, I never tried because I find the settings very easy to remember and assigned an entry, 2Quit stereo/ou1 mono output midi in, midi out, midi throu, expression pedal that I used in volume: half a rhythm, solo open bottom was

UTILIZATION

Easy to use after you have read and made some adjustments, though I hate to spend time to edit sounds on expander such, but it is a joy, the manual is clear, I even know how it is Indeed, it must be stored away

SOUND QUALITY

The effect sounds great, no sound in the kind of plastic or roland boss, I use it with Ibanez S540FM (premium) or Ibanez JS 100, the saturation are excellent, ranging from blues to metal to a status quo metallica, anything is possible

OVERALL OPINION

I use it since 1995, never a problem, yet for 6 years and repeat the scene for the concerts I plug it directly into the console, since in my home studio, making the scene again, I keep RP10 for the studio, the sounds that I have are very good rule, I try giving another Digitech multi effect rack kind 2112/2120/valveX I hope not to be disappointed not one of those products, I bought it Frans in 5500 at the time, I would do what I need to choose a Music Power who lent me the RP10 for 3 days a zooum 9000, Roland and I know what, (client privilege), which me helped make my choice