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Reviews for DigiTech RP80 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor Feature: the RP80 has80 different effects but it breaks easily on the edit/effect and value/master volume buttons Quality: once again I must say the selection buttons are terrible and will not last long under light wear.not appropriate for travel. Value: the on sale is more the price id pay not reg price to high for quilty Desirability: its just an effects pedal Sound: 1-good sound. 2-quality is fair but has design flaws. 3-good. 4-yes 5-somewhat. 6-yes but hard to understand. 7-yes 8- flat 9-you have to have good pick-up on your guitar. 10- i dont know 11-fair to good depending on effect. 12- crate amp,fender showmaster. 13-this products selection buttons break easily and difficult to understand without a manual. Support: not as of yet Overall: so so and yes it is being researched and replaced. I wish i knew the duribility of the rp80 and how flimsey the selection keys are made. Bookmark this page to buy DigiTech RP80 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor later Boss Guitar Multieffects reviews DigiTech Guitar Multieffects reviews Korg Guitar Multieffects reviews TC Electronic Guitar Multieffects reviews Zoom Guitar Multieffects reviews |
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