A treasure trove of amps, effects, and jamming tools!

The DigiTech RP300A Modeling Guitar Processor features a built-in multi-effects processor and 40 artist presets. It combines the tones of 12 of the best vintage and modern amps with 26 fully programmable studio-quality effects (up to 12 at once). The built-in expression pedal can be assigned to control your choice of parameters in real time. Each effect includes up to 5 adjustable parameters providing the flexibility to create the exact sound you're looking for.

The RP300A's 6-character alphanumeric and 2-character numeric displays combined with the 5-knob matrix editing system provide a simple, straightforward user interface. The effects pedals built-in drum machine is a great tool for improving your timing with your choice of 30 different patterns with adjustable tempo and volume level. A chromatic tuner lets you quickly check or tune your instrument to one of 4 different tuning references. The RP300A also includes DigiTech's Learn-A-Lick feature which samples a phrase from your favorite tape or CD, and slows the playback to 1/4 of the original speed without changing pitch, allowing you to learn solos note-for-note.

The RP300A comes ready to use with 40 great artist presets, and includes 40 user presets for custom creations. The rear panel features a single 1/4" input, 1/4" left and right outputs, 1/8" stereo headphone output for late night rehearsal, and a 1/8" stereo Jam-A-Long/Learn-A-Lick input.

DigiTech RP300A Modeling Guitar Processor Features:

• 40 artist presets
• 12 simultaneous effects
• Up to 5 fully-programmable parameters per effect
• 24-bit A/D/A converters
• Drum machine
• Learn-A-Lick
• Jam-A-Long
• Chromatic tuner
• Stereo output
• Built-in expression pedal
• Assignable LFO filters
• Alpha-numeric display
• External power supply
• Rugged metal chassis
• Includes power supply
  
  Featured artist presets:
• James Fukai
• Trust Co.
• Dan Donegan
• Disturbed
• Jennifer Batten
• Carlos Cavaso
• Quiet Riot
• CJ Pierce
• Drowning Pool
• Dominic Cifarelli
• Pulse Ultra
• Glen Drover
• Eldolon
• Jody Payne
• Willie Nelson
• Evil D
• Genitorturers
• Joey Z
• Stereomud
• Metal Mike Chlasciak
• Pain Museum
• Michael Wilton
• Soul Bender-Queensryche
• Andy LaRocque
• King Diamond
• Marc Rizzo
• Ill :Nono
• Mike Einziger
• Incubus
• Dave Murray
• Iron Maiden
• Paul Crook
• Sebastian Bach
• Meatloaf
• Acey Slade
• Murderdolls
• Clint Lowery
• Sevendust
• Chad Kroeger
• Nickelback
• Glenn Tipton
• Judas Priest

DigiTech RP300A Modeling Guitar Processor Includes:

• power supply

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DigiTech RP300A Modeling Guitar Processor

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Excellent- If you know how to use it.

Posted by MisterMoon from Raleigh, NC on Mar 26, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues, Rock, Alternative, Reggae,

I bought this thing about 2 years ago, but up until recently, I had only used the preset sounds in it, which I was very unhappy with. Being unhappy, I got the manual from this site and started reading it and following it, and I was blown away by what this thing can do. It has sooooo many tweaks that you can adjust. If you're looking for that perfect sound in the studio, this is the thing to use. I wouldn't use it live, but it's not meant to be a giant stomp box. Put some time into figuring it out, and learning all of the parameters, and you will be very surprised. The only thing I think it lacks is some sort alterable distortion effect besides fuzz (which it already has). That's not a problem, though, just run a DS-1 or something before it, and you're set. One thing I really like is the virtual speaker cabinets and mic positioning options. You can basically plug straight into an interface and go ampless, but still get the crank and sound of a huge cabinet. Another great feature is the ability to change the physical sound of your guitar with the humbucker->singlecoil, or singlecoil->humbucker option. If you have a guitar with humbuckers, you can make it sound like a single coil guitar by just turning a knob, or vice-versa. Great product. Like I said, not great for live and changing sounds quickly, but perfect for creating the perfect sound you have in your head, without buying a bunch of expensive equipment.

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Love it!

Posted by Jason Couture from Vermont on Nov 7, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: rock star wannabe!

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock,Alt-Rock,Metal

This unit is great for direct recording (which I do a lot of). The effects sound huge and they're fully adjustable to suit your needs. It's very easy to learn how to work this thing (even for a techno. problem child like me). The only negetive points I give to the RP300a is, it lacks sound quality at high volume pumped through screaming amps. I admit this problem would probably be corrected if I spent more time playing with the controls. Other than that.......I love this thing!

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Not the best

Posted by Samthemuffinman from Long Valley, NJ on Dec 16, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 7+ year experienced guitarist

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard Rock/Metal

Not a tube-amp wuality distortion, but it's do-able. If you're not used to effects such as delay, wah, ya-ya, reverb, etc., then this is good to noodle around with. A fun pedal for trying new things, and maybe even for studio, but not so great live.

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Dont buy this pedal!!!!!!!!! for your own good!!!!

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Dec 11, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, metal, and hardcore

I bought this piece of junk about a year and at the time was debating if I should by the line 6 pod live instead. Let me tell you I will never cheap on aything again. If any one wants one I'll sell ya mine cheap barely used even. The sounds are horrible and the only thing I liked was being able to hook up two amps at once with its 2 outputs. And the a/b amp switch was also pretty cool. the distortion seriously is awful.

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OK

Posted by LesPaulMan05 on Dec 5, 2006

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Classic Rock, Alternative

This pedal sounds cool, but is very complicated to tweak and use. The knobs are not very well though out. The amp, distortion, and effects models are pretty good, but it is not very well made. At first, the unit started making a very loud screech. This was fixed by dropping it on the floor. But then, the expression pedal strated to become stiff, and now it is almost impossible to use. Plus, there is really no way to get to the gear to lube it, so this problem is just about unfixable. I'm thinking about getting a Zoom G2.1u pedal instead.

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