All user reviews for the DigiTech Synth Wah

It has four effects: 2 envelopes up and down, two monophonic synths, 2 filters "synth talk" exclusively Digitech, 1 self-wha all with 3 settings tailored effects. Was also output 2 emulator 4X12 cabinet only when the pedal is activated. Pedal well built, made to last. Not true bypass. Digital technology. Fontionne with 9 volt battery or mains conventional system.

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use but less easy to arrive at its desired because the settings are very sensitive.
Personally I use mostly synth and filter 2 1.
I use it for atmosphere effects sparingly.
Curiously me this pedal acts as noise gate because it takes my breath away the distortion!
Instructions in English only.

SOUND QUALITY

This pedal works well with micro SB and DB.
As I said earlier I use almost exclusively synth filter 2 and 1 (the latter often with an E-Bow).
I put this first just after the guitar power enjoyed my wha-wha Ibanez Weeping Demon.
It has a good sound quality, it does not sound "synthetic" was the authentic. For sounds phew what we do and do not hesitate to use it with other effects, including reverb. In addition the reaction of the machine to wish picks is good.

OVERALL OPINION

Pedal rare and quality at an attractive price for a guitar synth approach. Competition is generally much more expensive with less choice of sounds. I do not understand it does not do more of this type of pedal because there is still a demand.

The +
Price
Authenticity of his
7 sounds to choose

The -
Not true bypass
The emulator only works when the pedal is activated

Digital pedal.
case simple and solid.

UTILIZATION

The adjustments are very sensitive. with the potentiometer is adjusted to the right type of effect. There are effects like wha wha automatic with a super sharp adjustable filters which provides sounds radically different and then a series of synthe-like effect Analog mono rather delirant.le manual states several settings that can be good bases.

SOUND QUALITY

I use it with a Octaver (boss) and a line 6 echo park, you get true analog synth sounds super delirant.vraiment a terrible effect.
it must be noted against by these settings because a small difference is radically changing the color of sound.

OVERALL OPINION

It is a fact "a part". I think we should use it sparingly, but when it triggers it's huge.

It's a digital pedal. Provides type wah sounds and synthesizer (robot voice etc ...)

UTILIZATION

Then, we enter a world of treasures of exploration and discovery ...

The config is pretty banal general, just a knob to select the type of effect on which we want from (7 programs are available as well, including wah-wah filter and envelopes ...) and the 3 other knobs are changed modulation of sound.

These three knobs are radically changing the color and texture of a sound, the possibilities are really huge and vast, so a board if you keep your's be careful not to touch it

The manual provides examples pleasant qq

SOUND QUALITY

I enjoy this pedal on my 70's and my strato Marshall, and AC is good spanking ...
You can find everything, from the robotic voice to crack at the Daft Punk, an envelope wah psyche that Dave Navarro would not refuse, a budget that provides small sparkling bubbles and bouncing on his ... And any sound can change dramatically while tweaking knobs one of which may be an advantage as a defect ....
However, some programs are qq cradingues, limits fuzz and I do not find them useful ... The only downside

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 4 months now, especially his record to find a highly original guitar solos, or reggae rhythm, color is always cool ...
Price level, it is quite expensive, however: about 100 euros if I remember correctly, but the possibilities are so broad that it's worth
It is precisely this that seems infinite horizon sound that attracted me, the choice I would do without hesitation
on the other hand, it consumes a max of energy and will spend the batteries very quickly ... therefore recommended power supply sector

The DigiTech X-Series Synth Wah/Envelope Filter is an extensive little pedal. It has 7 modes and 3 knobs to control the modes. Dry and Wet outputs, 9VDC adapter. It's a digital pedal with some really usable features and lots of tweakability. The DigiTech enclosures are built like tanks. You don't need to worry about these pedals on the road. They'll survive a nuclear winter.

UTILIZATION

The effect pedal itself is pretty easy to figure out. Each of the 7 modes are labeled on the pedal itself. With the three knobs you control sensitivity, control and range. Each knob works a little differently for each mode. The modes include: Envelope up, Envelope down, two synth modes (one a little more aggressive than the other), two filters (hi pass and low pass kind of a deal), and autowah. You can find some really useful sounds, but it does require a lot of tweaking. This thing goes from full on craziness to backed off cocked wah sounds.

SOUND QUALITY

Each of the 7 modes are pretty useful and are all fairly unique. I was able to get some pretty cool sounds. It pairs well with a little dirt. Although there is a bass version of this pedal, I found that this one works fairly well with bass as well. The more useful modes for me were the filters and the autowah. The synth modes seem about out of control, but are very fun. It doesn't seem to mess with my tone while it's bypassed.

OVERALL OPINION

For the price, this pedal is a steal. It's very fun to play with and can expand your sound a lot. I haven't played many pedals like this, but I haven't found one that has this many modes in one small box. Very, very cool pedal. If you're looking for something a little different to make you stick out, this could be that pedal. I would completely recommend this to someone looking for a very entertaining pedal.