Review: DigiTech RP250 Guitar Multi Effects Processor
First of all lets be realistic: there's no way to get all those effects out a unit for a cheap price, so I would never replace single effect pedals. Why is this the case? Simply put, I feel that the sound of this unit is noisy, cheap, and the distortion effects are unuseable in the live, or even worse, recording setting.
The Digitech RP250 is a good system for a beginner guitarist or someone who is just starting a foray into effects.
Again, if you are familiar with my blog I will tell you that I clearly do not like the Digitech RP line for the above few reasons. Check out the official specs below but be careful, if something looks to good to be true (including the specs on the RP250) it just may be.
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DIGITECH RP 250 MULTI EFFECTS PEDAL |  |
0 Bid | US $83.00 | 1d 4h 45m |
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DIGITECH RP 250 Guitar Multi Effects | |
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US $202.11 | 4d 7h 12m |
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9V AC Adapter for Alesis RP 100 RP 200 RP 250 Digitech | |
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US $11.99 | 4d 15h 41m |
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Digitech GB200 Gig bag for RP Series RP 250 Digi Tech | |
US $10.00 | 26d 22h 41m |
DigiTech RP250 Guitar Multi Effects Processor Specifications:
- 1/4" instrument input
- 1/4" stereo output with amp/mixer switch
- 1/8" aux input
- 1/8" headphone output
- USB 1.0 2x2 input/output
- 24 bit 44.1kHz sampling rate
DigiTech RP250 Guitar Multi Effects Processor Features:
- Quick easy effect library access
- Extremely versatile
- USB connectivity
- Expression pedal
- AudioDNA2© DSP super-chip
- 30-preset Quick Start Tone Library
- 30-preset Quick Start Effects Chain Library
- 8 total models
- 54 Effect models up to 11 at a time
- Up to 5-second delay
- 21 Amp/Preamp/Acoustic models with A/B switching
- 14 Cabinet Models
- Lexicon Reverbs
- 60 Factory / 60 User presets
- High quality drum machine with 60 patterns
- Power supply included
