DigiTech RP90 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal

I got this pedal for my birthday, and it is awesome. The pedal has made my amp (Fender Frontman 25r) and my guitars (Squier Strat and Epiphone Special Les Paul) come alive. I love the Whammy effect (great for White Stripes music). The RP90 comes with its own Power Supply (unlike Boss pedals) so you don't have to shell out extra cash for something required to use. The distortion effects are really good, that being said, I own a Boss DS-1 pedal and the DS-1 effect on the RP90 wasn't spot on, but it was close. I play anywhere from classic rock/Metal (METAL ie: Ozzy/Randy) and blues to Grunge and Punk, and this pedal handles it all. Only downside to me was the pedal seems a little small, but I have a size 13 shoe so I'm not going to take away any stars for that. For my first multi-effect pedal, I'm very happy, and it only cost $60.00. (on sale, i believe the regular price is $100.00 but still that is amazing)

I originally bought this pedal because it gave me a lot of options for the price. I like a number of the presets, & probably won't use most of them, but being able to program my own more than makes up for that. I didn't demo the pedal or see it first hand before I bought it. I have to agree w/ some of the previous comments about sturdiness; I doubt that I will use it on stage much w/ the possible exception of the rotary speaker function as a result, but that would change if: the casing was sturdier, expression pedal is beefed up, and there was a way to more quickly shift between presets.

Great pedal!!! This is the first pedal I've ever owned, and I have to say I'm impressed. I used to go to a jam session at a small-town music store, and everyone there wanted it. It has plenty of different effects for someone like me who plays a little bit of almost every kind of music style. It even has an effect to make a standard electric guitar sound like a bass. It is also great for recording through the headphone jack on the back. The only thing I don't like about it is that the presets are in a completely random order. With 100 presets, it sometimes makes it hard to find the effect you are looking for. Overall, it is a great pedal and really fun to use.

I purchased this product about 4 months ago and have been impressed by the sound since day 1. The effects come through crystal clear and there are a lot of combinations out there. I still haven't even used half of the 25 custom settings. In addition, my band's rehearsal space flooded the other day and this was on the floor. It survived being under a couple inches of water, which would normally trash electronics. That doesn't mean you should go and submerge this thing in water though. So don't worry too much about dropping this thing in a puddle because if you grab it quickly and let it dry out it is likely to come out just fine. On a design note, this unit is lightweight and feels flimsy. If you like to really stomp on your pedals then you will want to find something that is more solid. However, if you like to wine and dine your pedals and treat them nicely, this thing will hold up nicely. Also, keep an eye out on the expression pedal sensor as I have been told that they can go out pretty easily. Mine has yet to go out, but I don't really use the pedal regularly.

I bought one was broken out of the box. 2nd pedal was not much better week two I have one of the effects edit bottons break now I cant turn my levels down. Then I spill a spit amount of liquid onto the top and it shorts out and stopped working. I can't see this pedal keeping up with the ruggedness of playing on the road or many gigs.

distortion sucks. feels cheap, and the effects on here rnt that great. The only thing i really liked was chorus fx with a clean setting.