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Inspired by 7 of the world's most famous distortion pedals.
Now you can have tones from the TS-9 Tube Screamer, Big Muff, Rat, DOD 250, Metal Master, and more. The Digitech DF-7 Distortion Factory Modeling effects pedal has High, Mid Freq., Mid, and Low EQ, in addition to Gain and Level knobs that serve up flexible EQ control for precise sonics. The sounds are models of the pedal interacting with the cabinet and tube characteristics of classic amps associated with each pedal.
DigiTech DF-7 Distortion Factory Modeling Pedal Features:
- 7 classic distortion stompbox models
- Flexible Output Mode
- Stereo outputs
- Amp and CIT mixer outputs
- Level/Low, Mid Frequency/Mid, Gain/High, and Distortion Model controls
- Rugged cast-metal chassis
- Unique carbon-fiber look
- Nonskid rubber base
- Model 1 based on Ibanez TS-9 with Fender 1965 Deluxe Reverb 1x12
- Model 2 based on DOD Overdrive/Preamp 250 with Marshall half stack
- Model 3 based on BOSS DS-1 with Johnson half stack
- Model 4 based on Pro Co Rat with Fender Bassman 2x12
- Model 5 based on BOSS Metal Zone with Johnson half stack
- Model 6 based on DigiTech Metal Master with VHT half stack
- Model 7 based on EH Big Muff with Marshall half stack loaded with 25W Celestion speakers
If you're a distortion freak (and who isn't?) Order your DF-7 today. You won't be disappointed.
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capt boots
I was searching high and low for something more compact than my randall head and rack mount eq to get the thickest, crunchiest tone possible.
i was pretty anti-pedal until i heard this thing straight into headphones. it's pretty ridiculous, and you'll defintely need to turn the gain down a bit at times...that's unusual.
if you like krankenstein tone but don't want a big head and a $2000 hole in your wallet, try this.
then run it through an eq and power amp and you'll blow the more expensive rigs off the stage.
seriously, it's killer.
Reviewed by on 1/9/2007
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DF-7 Distortion Factory
This is the best distortion pedal I have ever used. Its extremely versitile because it has 7 different distortion sounds (I think 3 and 5 are the best). You can also change the sound as much as you like with low, high, and mid controls. If your looking for great distortion for any kind of music buy this pedal!
Reviewed by mlogans91 on 8/23/2006 who plays Rock, Blues, Metal.
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Versatile Tones
Giving you 7 different distortion pedals in one box, for the price, is a great deal, however I found some of the sounds to be a little weak (the Tubescreamer, and the DOD 808). The other models were mostly pretty good, but all lacked the warmth of the original pedals (except the Boss DS-1 model, that was spot-on).
If you are into a lot of different genres of music and haven't found your sound yet, then try this pedal out.
Reviewed by No one special on 8/10/2007 who plays Rock, Metal, Blues.
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The Only Distortion Pedal You'll Need!
When needing a good variety of distortion, the DigiTech DF-7 was my obvious top choice! The Ibanez TS-9 and DOD 250 models produce excellent overdrive, the Boss DS-1 and ProCo Rat settings give good rock distortion, the Boss MT-2 and DigiTech XMM are pure metal, and the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi model is insane on the sustain! Additionally, the speaker cabinet modeling and Stereo Spectrum features add tons of realism and huge depth to the tone and overall sound of this stompbox! This pedal is built like a tank, using metal construction; and produces high-quality, digital sound. The carbon fiber paint makes it look really cool, too! DigiTech X-Series pedals provide you with the most bang for your buck, and I highly recommend them! Make sure to grab a DigiTech AC power supply so you can save money on batteries!
Reviewed by Dulcimerist on 4/3/2007 who plays Classical, Bluegrass, Punk, Weird Stuff.
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Just OK
This pedal gives you a lot of distortion sounds for a pretty good price. It just doesn't sound that great to me though. I would prefer my amp's distortion (Line 6 spider II) over this box. I haven't had any technical problems, but I just don't really like the distortion sounds. They really do not have any low end or midrange bite, they're just treble. This is my biggest problem. I think I'm going to exchange it for a Marshall Guv'nor or a Seymour Duncan twin tube classic. I urge you to go to your local music store and try this out before you think about buying it.
Reviewed by LesPaulman05 on 7/19/2006 who plays Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Blues.
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