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What the RP-90 does is impressive for getting things done. The programming does get complicated. The price you paid you got a break. It's worth knowing you can spend less to get started for players who don't understand processors. The downside is the up and down pedals can stop functioning correctly, there's a correctable fix for that also. I learned how to help the pressure defined by adding the proper washers to the pedals. The upside patch 39/89 jazz box is the best jazz patch to use if jazz is your pleasure use it on a low volume it is pre amp sound for low distortion. Very versatile for all forms of music. You'll save lots of bucks with this unit, less time on devices, and more time to study your craft. This pedal with the Katana mini by Keeley is even better it evens out the output of the Digitech RP-90. I gave it a Four Star because more effective multi-effects units are on the market. I've had to repair it on my own.

This pedal has been a tool for a learning curve and I putting a sound together. The compression is nice for the sound I'm impressed with the threshold side of the hold of the unit.

This OD does a wonderful job color your guitar distortion I'm still learning it's value.

If you are a beginner this is the pedal that has a decent sound for individual control rates and more. if your advanced great second pedal price it goes out of phase with your multi-effects pedal unit.

I never thought I'd use a direct path controller which is what the One Control Xenagama Tail Loop 2 truly is. Directing audio sound landscape from guitar guiding it into the audio signals needed to the present amp from the pedals outputs.

Need I say more? The injection molding pedalboard and the case both have done a great job so far. A keeper SKB.

One push from this piece of equipment you got a new rig. Captures the sound of your guitar with a little clarity and enhancement.

I'm learning this piece of gear. Out of the box, it is doing the job but I feel I've yet to get it. I can really get back on the subject of this unit once I've used it more. Like the first gig. So Ill soon.

This unit is okay on some lines of power brownouts. Do you happen? So you know you have to make sure that you're on a secure line of power.

The Morley A/B Switch pedal is the best switch I have ever owned—no doubt about it. Two amps, two guitars, make a choice.

This pedal sounds great in an R&B guitar setup. The sounds that have been heard on many R&B recordings seem to be programmed into the stomplab IIG, which makes it easy to use. Even the unlist un program channels have tweetable features that go well with the pedal-to-amp simulated sounds. Updating this pedal will be fun I've had it for a couple of years still learning it. I want it to pay for itself a couple of times before purchasing better. The most useful pedal needs always to be plugged separately I've gotten frequency noise from the vox pedal that I just clear up by plugging on its wall wart time to get a new power station

The time using this I was not feeling the size but once getting used to it was not bad. When you get the signal path working, it works better. I wasn't quite sure why the Wah sweep was weird. now it's ok

This evenly distributes the sound I swear may even raise the volume. I use it in an amp pedal setting does the job very well.

The sound of this pedal is a must for the funk sounds of 1970 -1980 music. So to get that certain sound description correct close to the original records I've sung on in the past this is a must-have pedal. It helps fulfill the catalog with its many uses.

The Cool Cat Fuzz is just a cool design and cool features. I'd looking for a fuzz pedal with treble, bass, vol, and gain knobs this has it. so look up the youtube video for how to use this pedal I was very impressed. it's like a boost pedal if you use it before distortion. Now if you set it up ill rock out.

This is a wonderful pedal in any guitar rig setting. Reverb is ok not as bright but work able