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Published on 02/18/09 at 16:42
This is the best whammy that is. There is no difference between the note and play the note heard! It's great!
The effects are divided into three parts: Whammy, detune, Harmony.
Whammy: up 2 octaves up 1 octave down 1 octave, 2 octaves down, down three octaves (dive Bomp) and drop a tune that puts the guitar Drop D.
Detune: Shallow, Deep. These effects Disagree on guitar a bit (and swallow a lot (deep). Great when you bend the strings!
Harmony: The note will mix with the third, his fifth, his sixth etc ... So: octave up ocatve down, down by 5 and 4, 4 and 3. up to: 5 and 7, 5 and 6, 4 and 5, 3 and 4, 3 (flat) and 3, 2 and 3. The first number is when the pedal is at the heel and the second to toe.
It has a button to activate the pressure or bypass effects. And a central button to select the effect.
There is one input and two outputs (one with and one without effects) and a MIDI input.
The pedal is very complete and very diverse, it is also easy to control.
UTILIZATION
It is a very simple pedal, you plug this guitar and amp or our industry is we put a mix of guitar to be able to get the effect and its normal (very useful). You plug the power supply and we choose the desired effect, then the peak active and playing with the pedal!
In order not to have a Pancher me every time I want to change because I built a stick that I can put the button pivot to change the effect to my height Very handy!
SOUND QUALITY
The quality is professional. It's good stock digitech, the whammy is very well done it is solid and the effects sound great. The effects 3 octave down and dive bomb my opinion its useless since few can achieve the tone amplifier, it's really too bad! Duve bomb on the small rope sounds like a big string bass ... the other strings do not ring true ... But apart this is perfect!
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 6 months and I love it! I like the whammy and detune, I try the whammy pedal on the ex-7 Expression Factory Digitech and really it's awful. The real whammy is much better!
I would do is choose your eyes closed, even if it's a bit expensive ...
The effects are divided into three parts: Whammy, detune, Harmony.
Whammy: up 2 octaves up 1 octave down 1 octave, 2 octaves down, down three octaves (dive Bomp) and drop a tune that puts the guitar Drop D.
Detune: Shallow, Deep. These effects Disagree on guitar a bit (and swallow a lot (deep). Great when you bend the strings!
Harmony: The note will mix with the third, his fifth, his sixth etc ... So: octave up ocatve down, down by 5 and 4, 4 and 3. up to: 5 and 7, 5 and 6, 4 and 5, 3 and 4, 3 (flat) and 3, 2 and 3. The first number is when the pedal is at the heel and the second to toe.
It has a button to activate the pressure or bypass effects. And a central button to select the effect.
There is one input and two outputs (one with and one without effects) and a MIDI input.
The pedal is very complete and very diverse, it is also easy to control.
UTILIZATION
It is a very simple pedal, you plug this guitar and amp or our industry is we put a mix of guitar to be able to get the effect and its normal (very useful). You plug the power supply and we choose the desired effect, then the peak active and playing with the pedal!
In order not to have a Pancher me every time I want to change because I built a stick that I can put the button pivot to change the effect to my height Very handy!
SOUND QUALITY
The quality is professional. It's good stock digitech, the whammy is very well done it is solid and the effects sound great. The effects 3 octave down and dive bomb my opinion its useless since few can achieve the tone amplifier, it's really too bad! Duve bomb on the small rope sounds like a big string bass ... the other strings do not ring true ... But apart this is perfect!
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 6 months and I love it! I like the whammy and detune, I try the whammy pedal on the ex-7 Expression Factory Digitech and really it's awful. The real whammy is much better!
I would do is choose your eyes closed, even if it's a bit expensive ...