Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
I’ll just say all the floor models of RPS I tried the whammy pedal didn’t feel the same at all as the regular pedal .They just were different to make you buy the real one I felt .
napalmdeath
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Man, I had one of those. Bought it brand new. It does do whammy functions with the pedal, yes.
japetus
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This dude locally is selling a ton for dirt cheap. Im gonna jump on em.
japetus
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Wonder if they have expression inputs
napalmdeath
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That one didn't, that I remember.
japetus
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I'm doing some research on the ones that do, Ill report back
napalmdeath
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Buy a Digitech Whammy, and call it a day!
japetus
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No, it's about more than that sir.
napalmdeath
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Try an RP1000. They're way more advanced and can be found cheap!
311boogieman
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I had an RP500 as my first pedal if you will. Just to learn what all the effects do etc etc. Kind of miss it actually.
japetus
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Check our craigslist..a lot of cool shit being listed
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JSutter
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Many do have Whammy and IPS. The problem is where it is in the signal chain. If it is post distortion it sounds like trash.
I have a 1000 (4cm) and 360xp (first). They sound good enough the way I use them. The older 90's stuff is less flexible in terms of signal routing.
I have a 1000 (4cm) and 360xp (first). They sound good enough the way I use them. The older 90's stuff is less flexible in terms of signal routing.
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JackBootedThug
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never tried a whammy and always wanted one. I had a couple old digi units...can't remember the models though. gnx4 maybe...
napalmdeath
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I still use an RP1000! Works flawlessly, and effects are above average, (except the pitch shift sucks). And, it doubles as an attenuator using the expression pedal for volume on your presets.