tc4b
Yeah I been drinkin, SO!?
Anyone here have experience with this thing? I'd be using it for recording only, along with a DI. Thanks.
tc4b
Yeah I been drinkin, SO!?
...and a bump for good luck! 
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Jouni
New member
Not humiliar with that model, but I've got two digitech pedals and they suck!!! Plastic piece of shit kiddie toys... But mine are the cheap-end stuff, which some playing friends have thrown at me... 
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YeshuasFan
Guest
I'm in the process of trying to get a refund on a Digitech RP FX unit I purchased yesterday. The thing died after less than two hours of light use. Digitech stuff is not only worse than any Alesis or Behringer stuff I've tried--Digitech adds insult to injury by charging higher prices to the consumer.
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wannabecomedeat
New member
When I started playing guitar (7 years ago), the first time I saw a digitech piece I tought "wow that thing looks like a cheap toy" and When I saw the name "digitech" I tought "that's a toy name" and when I saw a single pedal I tought "this isn't going anywhere, toy piece of crappy toy crap". I add never heard any and I knew it wouldn't be any good.
These things will never be a part of my rig PERIOD. Sorry if it's not strictly related to the unit, but hey, "bass squeeze", the name says it will sound like squeezing. ever heard someone saying he likes his bass tone squeezed?
These things will never be a part of my rig PERIOD. Sorry if it's not strictly related to the unit, but hey, "bass squeeze", the name says it will sound like squeezing. ever heard someone saying he likes his bass tone squeezed?
lbanks
Banned
The Bass Squeeze is a pretty sturdy, if awkwardly built unit. It sounded better, in a DI setup than in a live rig. I got broke and sold it, but it was one the last thing sold. I've number Digitech pedals. they not built badly... they're just like all $70-$100 pedals being sold. Now, Moog... they know how to make a quality pedal!