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DigiTech RP1000 Multi-Effects Guitar Effect Pedal
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DigiTech RP1000. Instruction manual. AC adapter.
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Empower your playing sessions with The DigiTech RP1000 Multi-Effects guitar effect pedal. This tone beast offers hundreds of different sounds and effects. With more than 160 mind-blowing sounds to inspire you, your creativity will soar. This is an all-in-one unit with 10 dedicated footswitches that will seamlessly integrate with your preferred amp and stompboxes. The RP1000 can replace many traditional effects pedals because it packs so many features into its design.This powerhouse from DigiTech has 14 switches and 6 knobs. There's also an expression footswitch. This will give you the versatility that you need to create the custom sound to define your playing. Even with its vast array functions, the RP1000 is user-friendly and can be mastered in a short period. A sophisticated and intuitive switching system lets you control both an internal and an external stompbox. When it comes to system options, the DigiTech RP1000 has 100 factory-preset choices. You'll enjoy an additional 100 slots that can be adjusted. Use these to create your own unique vibe that helps you stand out from the crowd. These pedals are all about options. You can easily switch between different styles, user-created patches, and presets with the tap of a button. From metal to blues, every musical style is represented. This compact, durable effects processor takes the place of the traditional pedalboard design.The 40 tone libraries and 40 guitar effects libraries are just the beginning. 160 effects are built in and include chorus, reverb, delay, and a huge assortment of amp and cabinet models. Multiple amps are modeled by this processor and offer great sound from this single pedalboard. Once you have your sound set, the expression pedal is perfect for adding a whammy, wah, or increased volume. Even better, the expression pedal reacts in real time giving you an instant response. A chromatic tuner is included to make sure you can complete fast tuning after a blistering solo. You can even use the tuner to quickly implement alternative tunings, such as the Drop D.If you're into recording, this device is all you need to add a studio-quality assortment of tricks to your gear. It features USB audio streaming for recording. This USB port can be used to edit and archive your own presets with the assistance of various software programs. This unit is compatible with many digital audio workstations and will work great with modern external interfaces.The included phrase looper gives you even more creative power with its ability to create up to 20-second overdubs. You can use the processor to power a one-man jam session. With the practical loop mode, you'll enjoy the easy access provided to stop, play, and overdub functions. This can be connected directly to a computer with music editing software to mix and create anything you wish. Connectivity is readily achievable with the use of a normal cable patch. This device allows you to savor a little more variety with your practice sessions or while you're on stage. This produce from DigiTech is reliable and is designed to serve you well.Product Identifiers
BrandDigiTech
MPNRP1000
UPC0691991201820
ModelRP1000
eBay Product ID (ePID)78696791
Dimensions
Weight16lbs.
Depth10.75in
Height3.75in
Additional Product Features
Power SupplyAC Adapter
Output Impedance1 K ohms
TypeMulti-Effects
Input Impedance1m ohms
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- 05 Jan, 2017
Smart buy - beginner to pro
After many years away from playing, I was lucky enough to inherit a collection of about 30 highly desirable vintage guitars, mostly electric. The urge to start playing again was impossible to resist. Now the problem was that I wasn't sure which quality amp to invest in to complement the broad range of guitars I now owned and the varied styles and genres I enjoyed playing. That's not to mention which effects to buy. I knew I could spend a fortune experimenting. It was just a hobby after all at this point. After a little research and thinking, I decided to go the route of an effects processor and get an RP500. The plan was to use it with a small Yamaha PA system I had purchased for business use. I was immediately impressed. Problem solved! I was up and playing getting all the sounds I wanted with tons of room to grow! Then, I ran across an RP1000 on sale for about the same price as the RP500 within time to make the exchange. The RP1000 was a better solution for my money. The primary difference between the two being an extra row of foot switches which allow you to move between pre-sets AND switch effects on and off at the same time. The RP1000 also has a 20 second looper, which if it were say 5 minutes would make the RP1000 perfect for my use. But overall, it offers incredible versatility with excellent modeling of all of the amps, cabs, and effects. It's not perfect, but it saved me $1000's and I'm sure cut the time in finding my favorite sounds by months or even years. Now, with what I've learned, I can invest my money in the right amp and effects more wisely. About the RP100 itself. First, its built like a tank. I especially like the fact that it works with my computer for a better interface to all of the options and saving the individual modeling setups. I doubt it would be satisfactory for the studio, but I can easily see it working perfect for gigs. It greatly accelerated the learning process for mean I'd definitely recommend it for any beginner or someone like me coming back to the guitar. One last word, the PA works great especially for the stereo effects. I'm thinking that a bigger/better PA is all I would really need at this point. I've also heard that the Tech 21 amps are ideal for this kind of setup because they provide only the power amp side with a guitar cabinet thus not coloring any of the RP1000 as the pre-amp side with a guitar specific speaker. I'm sure a pair of them would rock.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 14 Mar, 2024
The Rp1000 footpedal is very nice!!!!!!!
The Rp1000 has plenty of presets, and numerous effects. I have used one for years, but got damaged, so needed another one..There pretty simple to make presets, and have pleanty of in and outputs. These are very nice pedals.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 06 Jul, 2016
Excellent value for live or studio
I own/have owned many digital multi effects ranging in price from $55 to $2500. I have sold or am selling the others and will keep this Digitech RP1000 because its controls make sense to me. Its EQ, amp sims and effects are excellent. It is easy to dial in and save good sounds and this makes it FUN to tweak and to use live. The others were tedious to tweak compared to the RP1000 and are way over priced for what they offered, in comparison to the capabilities and functionality of the RP1000.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 08 May, 2016
No frills, just serious business
Excellent MFX unit. Effects are good, however the amp models are the strong point in this unit. The models are probably the most accurate of all other competitors. Price is unbeatable. Quality is excellent (built like a tank). It is very easy to use and navigate. Creation is very easy, not complicated like the POD500X and such.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 25 Mar, 2021
Awesome amateur guitar toy
All metal very heavy duty Awesome selection of sound manipulation and amplifier choices perfect for the amateur musician who is looking for their own "Sound" Very easy to program and store 100 user preset channels learned a lot about sound and music just playing around with all the features like reverb, echo, compression, etc being put through the different amp profiles Pros who have already figured out their own genre and "sound" will probably be happier with their own array of stomp boxes and pedals Am having trouble finding a hard case for storage and transportation although soft cases are readily available
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 01 May, 2017
Killer tones
Always been a fan of the Digitech multi effects pedals. Have used them in a small room practice situation, playing live at small venues, and as a direct recording method (since they have such good amp and cabinet modeling). In all cases, they work very well. I thought the RP200 was great, the RP300 incredible, but the RP1000 is outstanding. The amp models are more realistic than the predecessors and it has several already great programs, so you can find one you like and be playing happily right out of the box. Highly recommended.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 13 May, 2017
Versitale well built product.
I have THREE of these because of the versatile and quality sounds. One for church praise team, one for my studio, and one for gigs. I use the RP 1000 in a couple of different configurations either with a guitar amp or straight into a sound system mixer.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 07 Jul, 2016
Awesome Pedal
Everything i want are in here..easy to use..no sweat to learn its functions..highly recommended 👍Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 15 Dec, 2017
RP1000
I bought the Digitech RP1 back in 1994 thinking it was going to be the last effects processor I would ever need to buy. The RP1000 is constructed more thoughtfully and more rugged that the RP was. The effects are still first class. This time, I say it again, this will be the last major effects processor I will ever have to buy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 28 Mar, 2018
IMHO best value in a MultiFX
Though the RP1000 doesn't look as snazzy and slick looking as some of the newer MultiFXs from Boss, Line6, etc, but it delivers the goods. I plug my RP into the effects return of my tube amp and it rocks. I like the Recto tone, and though it may not sound *exactly* like a dual Reco, it gives me a very satisfying Recto-like tone. Very satisfying. The key to getting the amp model you want is to use the parametric EQ. For a Recto tone, I set the mid sweep to wide centered at 2000 Hz at about +4db. Having done that, Now I'm cooking with gas! It rocks really nicely! You've probably heard of the 4 cable method. This RP offers a 6 cable method. You can loop your stompboxes as well as use your amp's preamp and bypass the amp models. It's quite flexible, and it's pricepoint in 2018 can't be beat! This unit is a winner!!!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
