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The 240 Plate Reverb reminisces the sound of a large sheet of metal. One end of the 'plate' was excited by a transducer and the sound would then travel through the plate to the other side where the delayed tone was received, creating a 'reverb' effect in the process. Plate reverb is still used to this day but it was the go to reverb on many of the early 60's and 70's hit songs including most of Jimi Hendrix's music.
DECAY - Controls the length of time it takes for the reverb effect to fade out.
PRE DELAY - Sets the amount of time before the direct sound feeds the reverb. Adjustable from 0ms to 150ms.
LIVELINESS - Controls the amount of high frequency reponse in the reverb signal. Higher settings yield brighter reverb while lower settings make the reverb warmer sounding.
LEVEL - Controls the output level of the effect.
Available in the iStomp
The iStomp™ works just like every other stompbox. Step on the footswitch to turn it on and off. Adjust the knobs to get the sound you want. The biggest difference between the iStomp and other stompboxes is you can completely change the iStomp to be any pedal in the entire pedal line. Simply connect your iPod touch®, iPhone®, or iPad® to the iStomp and select which pedal you’d like from the DigiTech® Stomp Shop™ App. In about the same time it takes to download a song you can change the iStomp from a distortion to a reverb, a phaser to a tube overdrive, or a delay to a chorus. iStomp includes DigiTech’s Total Recall™ digital delay and Redline™ overdrive to get you started. lowering the delay level when you play. This is useful when playing solos in that it helps keep the delay effect from making your sound too muddy.
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