Instant access to 77 models with lots of tweakability!

With the Digitech RP150 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal, accessing superbly detailed new models has never been easier. In three steps, you can dial in the perfect sound with DigiTech's Tone and Effects library knobs.

1. Pick one of 30 tone presets, 2. Pick one of 30 effects chains, 3. Dial in your effects level and rock on.

You may never go any deeper into the infinitely-tweakable RP interface. DigTech's RP tone and effects libraries let you access pre-designed combinations of models as fast as you can turn the knob. From mellow and bluesy to scorch-the-face-of-the-earth-raw, you're going to find combinations that fit your playing style. Modeling guitar processors with the raw power for real players and tone that deserves to be heard on stage and in the studio.

USB connectivity for recording, preset editing/archiving/downloading and more. The RP150 is ready to talk to your PC or Mac computer: it has a built-in 24-bit 2-in/2-out USB interface. Lay down tracks with your favorite multitrack DAW software. Play back a mix or MP3 cut directly through your RP150 effects pedal and jam along with it. Download a free copy of X-Edit Editor/Librarian from www.digitech.com and customize presets, upload and download new tones, including those from magazine web sites and DigiTech's own thriving online player community.

400% more horsepower. No wonder the DigiTech RP150 sounds so good. You're looking atthe world's most advanced audio processor, the "engine" that gives this generation of RP models so much more raw impact and subtle detail. Many other manufacturers use general-purpose, off-the-shelf chips. But creating the best guitar tone requires a 100% specialized, optimized processor. Being total audio processing fanatics, "Chip Wizard" engineers set out to create a super-processor specifically designed to power a whole new generation of effects and models. The design team worked for over two years, literally redefining audio signal processing at the chip level. Then DigiTech's "Tone Guru" engineers — fresh from Production Modeling triumphs like the Jimi Hendrix Experience Artist Series pedal — set to work taking advantage of all the raw processing power. When you hear what AudioDNA2 does for the tone of the RP150 guitar effects pedal, you'll agree it was all worth it.

*Other product names modeled in this product are trademarks of their respective companies that do not endorse and are not associated or affiliated with DigiTech or Harman International Industries, Inc. ProCo Rat, MXR, Boss Metal Zone, EH Big Muff Pi, Dunlop Cry Baby, Vox, Clyde McCoy Wah, Fender Twin Reverb, EMT, Fender Tweed Deluxe, Fender Bassman, Twin Reverb, Marshall Super Lead, Mesa/Boogie, Hiwatt, Fender Tweed Champ, Jensen Blue Backs and Celestion are trademarks ortrade names of other manufacturers and were used merely to identify products whose sounds were reviewed in the creation of this product.

DigiTech RP150 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Features:

• Quick easy effect library access
• Extremely versatile
• USB connectivity
• AudioDNA2 DSP super-chip
• 30-preset Quick Start Tone Library
• 30-preset Quick Start Effects Chain Library
• 77 total models
• 48 Effects models — up to 11 at a time
• Mild-to-wild classic distortion stompbox models including TS-808*, DOD 250, ProCo RatTM*, Big Muff Pi* etc.
• Genuine Lexicon reverbs
• 3 Wahs
• 5 seconds of delay
• 17 Amp/Acoustic models
• Vintage models of 57
• Deluxe*, 65 Twin*, Vox AC30*, Marshall© Super Lead* and more
• Modern rectifiers and boutique amps
• 12 cabinet models based on vintage Fender©*, Marshall* and Vox* and more
• 50 Factory / 50 User presets
• High quality drum machine with 60 patterns
• Power supply included

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DigiTech RP150 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Specifications:

• 1/4" instrument input
• 1/4" stereo output with amp/mixer switch
• 1/8" headphone output
• 1/4" control in
• USB 1.0 2x2 input/output
• 24 bit — 44.1kHz

DigiTech RP150 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal

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Great value pedal!

Posted by Alex Floyd from Lexington, SC on Oct 30, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock, Christian

This pedal is great, especially for beginners or professionals who want a small, compact pedal but still with good quality. The pedal does get kinda old after a while and the wah isn't the best, but overall it has lots of great effects for a great price!

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Can't beat it for the money!

Posted by noise5150 from Westchester, New York on Sep 9, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Blues

I've had this for about a year and I currently use it through the effects loop of my Marshall DSL50 head. I use it mainly for the delay, chorus, flange, reverb, noise suppressor and even a little EQ. When I'm not using it through my amp I use it to record direct into Protools. Ok so as far as the effects I use through my effects loop, I think it's a very versatile unit. The delays are great and are very tweakable. I have owned several expensive delay pedals and this does it just as well. I think the Chorus sounds are great. I use the flange and phaser a little for a few things like when I play Van Halen. They are decent. The reverbs are very usable as long as you learn how to tweak them. I use the noise gate mainly for my strat to help get rid of some of that Strat 60 cycle hum noise and it doesn't destroy my tone. I also use the EQ section and this helps to balance the bass, mids and highs with certain effects. When I use the RP150 to record direct into Protools I find many of the pre-sets very useful. I often create my own sounds based off the Marshall JCM800 and Plexi models which I think sound better than the Line6 POD. I also like the Metal Zone model on the RP150. I think it sounds very close to the real thing when you spend the time to dial in the correct parameters. This also sounds great going into the front of the amp. I am a tone nut and have played through and owned many different amps. Modulation effects tend to sound better going through an amps effects loop where as distortion pedals are designed to go in front and this is why I stress that I use the delay, chorus etc through the effects loop. I think the key to using the effects on this unit are tweaking the levels on each effect until you find a sound that works for you. Finally, although it's not a selling point for me, the drum backing tracks on the unit are decent and can be used for practice or for timing when you are laying down ideas when you record.

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Great pedal

Posted by ogr bassdude on Jul 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: All types of Rock, Chirstian, Country, ect.

I got this multi-effects pedal about 2 years ago. I use it quite often and it sounds great. I love how it has a wide selection of different stomp boxes all in one. It can be usefull from playin lively country to Heavy metal. I recomend this to anyone looking for a multi effects pedal. Although it doesn't always have as good as sound as the regular pedals, such as the crybaby wah pedal. Overal I love it and would buy it again if I needed to.

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Very Happy with the RP150

Posted by Scott Grafton from Upper Michigan on Jul 2, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: SpaceFolkRock

I've had the RP150 for about 7 months and it is great. You can spend hours playing around with this,If you can think it, the RP150 can do it. Perfect for solo artists and recording. Very tweekable with tons of choices.

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Okay pedal for 80 bucks

Posted by Jon LeQuaid from Abilene, Texas on Jun 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: 32 years player

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Metal

Although I wish I had my RP50 back, the RP150 may prove itself. Right out of the box I was not happy with it. The noise gate has issues, and the pedal overall in the hi-gain/distortion ranges produces a hissing sound, which is no good for recording. The past 2 times I sat down to play guitar I have done nothing but turn dials on the unit. Sending it back sounds like a pain, so I will live with it.

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