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DigiTech RP70 Reviews
 DigiTech RP70 Description Powered by DigiTech s AudioDNA™2 DSP processor, the RP70 includes detailed models of boutique stompboxes, amps, cabinets and effects. The RP70 s tone and effect libraries allow you to quickly and easily get any sound you want. It s like having a music store at your disposal. From hot-rodded rock and roll to metal, the RP70 has everything you need to get the tones you want or need. To top it all off, the chorus and DigiTech Whammy™ effects can be re-arranged to go before the amp model or after which ever you desire. The RP70 features 1/4 a guitar input along with separate left and right 1/4 output jacks that can be connected to either an amplifier or mixer for direct recording with a press of the Amp/Mixer switch that engages the internal speaker cabinets for direct recording. Rounding off the outputs is a separate, stereo 1/8 headphone jack for practicing purposes. To control the wah and Whammy, connect any expression pedal to the 1/4 control input. Because music isn t just about getting tones but writing songs, the RP70 also features 40 high-quality drum patterns to aid music creation and practice. Feeling sterile and need inspiration? Just turn on one of the drum patterns and see where it takes you. 
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