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Published on 12/31/10 at 15:00The DigiTech RP350, powered by the new AudioDNA2 super chip, delivers incredible tone and a mountain of processing power, including Lexicon Reverbs and stomp boxes based on the TS808, Big Muff Pi, Rat and DOD 250. This resource is a review summary of an RP350 video found on YouTube by northlander30.
Available at American Musical Supply for $129.95. If you're looking for a ton of presets and amp/cab simulations, this just might be the all in one solution for you.
Cool chorus is fantastic. 70 factory presets that can't be changed, but 70 user presets that are modifiable. With every preset, you have amp A and B so you can change through the 30 different amps and 20 different cab models (approximate.) Included pedal on the board helps to shape tones, introduce wah, and other cool effects.
Occasional strange artifacts in some of the presets, but ability to tweak with software can help round out strange sound anomalies.
For $129, this unit seems pretty well built. Whether it can stand the test of road abuse can only be analyzed if you've been able to use one for an extended period of time.
A decent number of presets and functionality for folks who don't mind multi-effects processors. If you're into boutique quality sound, you may want to avoid this unit, but if you like the buffet approach, the RP350 may be for you.
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Available at American Musical Supply for $129.95. If you're looking for a ton of presets and amp/cab simulations, this just might be the all in one solution for you.
Cool chorus is fantastic. 70 factory presets that can't be changed, but 70 user presets that are modifiable. With every preset, you have amp A and B so you can change through the 30 different amps and 20 different cab models (approximate.) Included pedal on the board helps to shape tones, introduce wah, and other cool effects.
Occasional strange artifacts in some of the presets, but ability to tweak with software can help round out strange sound anomalies.
For $129, this unit seems pretty well built. Whether it can stand the test of road abuse can only be analyzed if you've been able to use one for an extended period of time.
A decent number of presets and functionality for folks who don't mind multi-effects processors. If you're into boutique quality sound, you may want to avoid this unit, but if you like the buffet approach, the RP350 may be for you.
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This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com