SH - Gives a single coil pickup the warm tone of a humbucker HS - Gives a humbucker the sound of a single coil Cr - Cry Wah (traditional sound) bo - Boutique Wah (wider sweeping with more modern sound) Fr - Full Range Wah (sweeps entire spectrum of audible frequencies) It helps to have the owner's manual 😁
Holding both stomp pedals brings up the guitar tuner. Pushing both is bypass. Left pedal is up through the sets, left is down. Make and store your own presets. Hours of fun, destroys your ability to learn. I played this with earbuds, and had a CD player on headphones. Adjust the volume of both , not to damage your hearing, so you can play along with your favorite music. That made a difference in learning. Great video. This processor needs both channels in, to have the best volume and tone. Thanks for the video! Nice guitar playing too !!
I had one for years, Got it out went through the programing section of the manual. Im really impressed. The stock factory sounds are crap. Too loud too much effects. I programmed a set list in the first 6 stomp locations. Thats all I need for a house party jam. It sounds great with a little fiddling. The second one I bought off eBay the expression pedal didnt work. I did a factory reset and now the pedal works perfectly.
Yeah i reckon its a great little unit for jamming and practice and with some fiddling, getting a decent tone isnt as hard as some might think. This plus an overdrive pedal for gain staging would work wonders
I bought one of these second hand a few years ago for 40 bucks and have used it with a few different things. I dragged out a old Behringer GMX212 amp to use for a keyboard monitor (using the tape inputs) with a small Behringer Xenyx 802 to use with my Fishman TriplePlay. I grabbed a stereo DI to send to my PA and recording console then thought. Why not use the Digitech RP80 to feed my regular guitar signal to my 5e5 amp. Then I thought , why not just feed the RP80 in Stereo into the 802 mixer. LOL So a couple stereo DI's , the RP80 , the Fishman FC1 feading a midi signal to a old tower computer with a Audigy2 inside. All of it will run thru that boat anchor GMX212. What a mess , The pedal will work for "stereo" effects on the little 802 with a breakout cable. Add some growl to a cheap portable keyboard's organ sound. That was it's previous home. The pedal has held up for a few years. oh yeah back to why we had a onion on our belt back in the good old days ........ Funny how this thing has gotten tied up to three Behringer Devices I wasn't using. You want to use a D/A box on the digital out from the Audigy2 , quiets things down. Feed it from a breakout cable just use the tip (white) to feed the D/A box.
Hi, I've been lent one by a friend. I'm trying to figure out how/if I can make the pedal operate the strength of the effect..? Currently on most of the presets, the pedal seems to act as a volume control (cutting sound entirely when the pedal is up). I don't want the entire sound to stop, just the effect to get quieter... is this possible?
@@Leonardo-cv8kh Thanks - I did calibrate, I think the pedal is working, on some presets it fades out the overall volume of output. But I want it to just fade out the volume of the effect (so I can go from a clean sound to distorted using the pedal - is that possible?)
@@simplekaty you need to set the expression to other than volume. you can set it for wah or delay or other effect and the pedal will control the effect only.
SH - Gives a single coil pickup the warm tone of a humbucker
HS - Gives a humbucker the sound of a single coil
Cr - Cry Wah (traditional sound)
bo - Boutique Wah (wider sweeping with more modern sound)
Fr - Full Range Wah (sweeps entire spectrum of audible frequencies)
It helps to have the owner's manual 😁
Thanks! this helps to clarify many of the settings
It's a great device; i should've kept it
Maaaan so many good memories
Holding both stomp pedals brings up the guitar tuner. Pushing both is bypass. Left pedal is up through the sets, left is down. Make and store your own presets. Hours of fun, destroys your ability to learn. I played this with earbuds, and had a CD player on headphones. Adjust the volume of both , not to damage your hearing, so you can play along with your favorite music. That made a difference in learning. Great video. This processor needs both channels in, to have the best volume and tone. Thanks for the video! Nice guitar playing too !!
Right is up through presets, left is down. Woops
Thanks! I ended up selling it. I should have kept it as it was alot of fun to play
I had one for years, Got it out went through the programing section of the manual. Im really impressed. The stock factory sounds are crap. Too loud too much effects. I programmed a set list in the first 6 stomp locations. Thats all I need for a house party jam. It sounds great with a little fiddling. The second one I bought off eBay the expression pedal didnt work. I did a factory reset and now the pedal works perfectly.
Yeah i reckon its a great little unit for jamming and practice and with some fiddling, getting a decent tone isnt as hard as some might think. This plus an overdrive pedal for gain staging would work wonders
What do you use for a good solid distortion. I can’t seem to get one out of my old RP-70.
@@accentontheoff mebby try the British marshal stack or some variation. IIRR there is a CS1 and Big Muff style Down load the manual to see.
@@barneycarparts Sure thanks.
I bought one of these second hand a few years ago for 40 bucks and have used it with a few different things. I dragged out a old Behringer GMX212 amp to use for a keyboard monitor (using the tape inputs) with a small Behringer Xenyx 802 to use with my Fishman TriplePlay. I grabbed a stereo DI to send to my PA and recording console then thought. Why not use the Digitech RP80 to feed my regular guitar signal to my 5e5 amp. Then I thought , why not just feed the RP80 in Stereo into the 802 mixer. LOL So a couple stereo DI's , the RP80 , the Fishman FC1 feading a midi signal to a old tower computer with a Audigy2 inside. All of it will run thru that boat anchor GMX212. What a mess , The pedal will work for "stereo" effects on the little 802 with a breakout cable. Add some growl to a cheap portable keyboard's organ sound. That was it's previous home. The pedal has held up for a few years. oh yeah back to why we had a onion on our belt back in the good old days ........ Funny how this thing has gotten tied up to three Behringer Devices I wasn't using. You want to use a D/A box on the digital out from the Audigy2 , quiets things down. Feed it from a breakout cable just use the tip (white) to feed the D/A box.
Sounds Great!
The dual rectifier is worth it
Hi, I've been lent one by a friend. I'm trying to figure out how/if I can make the pedal operate the strength of the effect..? Currently on most of the presets, the pedal seems to act as a volume control (cutting sound entirely when the pedal is up). I don't want the entire sound to stop, just the effect to get quieter... is this possible?
you have to calibrate it. When you turn it on keep the right blue foot button on
@@Leonardo-cv8kh Thanks - I did calibrate, I think the pedal is working, on some presets it fades out the overall volume of output. But I want it to just fade out the volume of the effect (so I can go from a clean sound to distorted using the pedal - is that possible?)
@@simplekaty you need to set the expression to other than volume. you can set it for wah or delay or other effect and the pedal will control the effect only.
hello, does it have the "synth wah" effect?
I actually don't know, I cant remember. I ended up selling it but I reckon I should have kept it, I actually like the sounds to produced
What mic are you using. Sounds nice..
For the RP80 Im guessing?
The rp80 is plugged straight into the USB interface
@@BrendanMacsGuitarGear i see. Thanks for your the response!
There are some good effects on the unit and it was worth the ten bucks I paid for it.
Try running one of these into a modern IR setup..... omg.....Thank me later....
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