The RP360 XP and RP360 are identical except the RP360XP includes an expression pedal. Both provide state-of-the-art modeling of 82 stompboxes, 54 amplifiers, and 26 speaker cabinets. Along with the effects, the RP360 XP and RP360 offer 60 built-in drum patterns, a 40-second looper, and numerous additional features.
The RP360 XP and RP360 feature an all-new design with a large LCD display, simplified control layout, and three footswitches that let players easily access all the pedals’ sounds, tweak them to their preferences, and save their own personalized guitar tones. Amps and pedals can be configured in any order in the signal chain and can even be removed to simplify setting up your tone by using only the effects that are needed. Three footswitch modes provide flexible control during live performance – Stompbox mode provides 3 effect on/off footswitches, Preset mode gives the user preset up/down navigation through all the RP’s presets, and Bank mode gives you direct access to 3 presets per bank. And the RP360XP’s expression pedal lets players control any of the effects parameters on the fly.
Both pedals’ USB streaming audio capability allow recording to a computer using GarageBand®, Pro Tools, Ableton, Cubase, and others. In addition, DigiTech’s Nexus free preset editor lets users create, manage, and load presets on the RP360XP and RP360 from their computer. Both pedals offer a built-in tuner, headphone output, Sound Check™ that tests the settings of presets for the room’s acoustics, and 1/4-inch inputs and outputs.
The DigiTech RP360 XP and RP360 multi-effects pedals will be available at suggested retail prices of $199.95 and $149.95 respectively.
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