DigiTech Floor Guitar Effects

Thanks to digital technology, guitar effects pedals have never been so jam-packed with incredible features. Of course, owners of DigiTech effects pedals are more than aware of what can be achieved with the click of a footswitch. Founded in 1984, it didn't take long before DigiTech became a trusted name amongst inventive guitarists from around the globe, especially after the release of their now-legendary Whammy back in 1989. Today, the DigiTech name can easily be found in top recording studios and concert halls, and whether you're a touring professional or an amateur hobbyist, this section is loaded with options.

So which effects pedal is right for you? That will depend on what you're trying to achieve in a sound. For example, if you have an ideal guitar tone in mind that you have yet to discover, the Digitech Element pedal might just be the answer. Loaded with amazing tonal combinations and possibilities, the Element provides you with 31 different pedals, 12 amps, and 9 speaker cabinets. Additionally, it has a tuner, and a headphone jack so you can play all night without waking anybody up. Compact, powerful, and easy to use, the Element multi-effects pedal will have you enjoying your dream tone in no time.

Now for those who'd like the simplicity of a stompbox combined with the control of an effects switching system, DigiTech has your needs covered. Giving you the best of both worlds, the RP500 features a Pedalboard mode that allows you to turn on and off various stompboxes and effects by pushing buttons 1-5. Plus, the Amp/Cabinet Bypass turns the RP500 into a real effects processor that works with your amp's tone. Simply put, everything you need to blow minds on stage and in the studio can be found in the RP500.

And DigiTech's options certainly don't stop at those two items, so be sure to check out their entire impressive selection. Remember, artists as diverse as Bootsy Collins, DragonForce, and Hawthorne Heights count on DigiTech to make their music sound better than ever; and the second you click one of their cutting edge floor guitar effect pedals, you'll quickly understand why.