MGR/Alex Ellis
Note : 10 sur 10
« DigiTech RP300 »
Published on 12/15/01 at 15:00from Musicians Friend, as a first effects unit, for $200
I think the RP300 is an excellent overall unit. I love the variety of effects, and the customability. The Amp A/B switch is very useful in making your own patches, and I consider it the main improvement over the RP200 (along with the two extra knobs).
A few things are wrong with it. First, the wires often get under the pedal, since they strangely come out the back, not the side of the unit. Also, the buttons are small and it is very easy to go into bypass or learn-a-lick mode by accident, when either changing patches or amp channels. And wah (and ya) effects aren't really all that great.
Durable, aluminum constrruction. No problems, but then again I only play at home, and I'm gentle with it. Sometimes the expression pedal squeaks.
Excellent piece of equipment, a great buy. Highly recommended.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I think the RP300 is an excellent overall unit. I love the variety of effects, and the customability. The Amp A/B switch is very useful in making your own patches, and I consider it the main improvement over the RP200 (along with the two extra knobs).
A few things are wrong with it. First, the wires often get under the pedal, since they strangely come out the back, not the side of the unit. Also, the buttons are small and it is very easy to go into bypass or learn-a-lick mode by accident, when either changing patches or amp channels. And wah (and ya) effects aren't really all that great.
Durable, aluminum constrruction. No problems, but then again I only play at home, and I'm gentle with it. Sometimes the expression pedal squeaks.
Excellent piece of equipment, a great buy. Highly recommended.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com