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DIGITECH☆XP300☆Classic SPACE STATION Pedal☆EXPRESSION PEDAL☆BOXED & MANUAL
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Description Brand: Digitech Country/Region of Manufacture: United States MPN: Does Not Apply Model: XP 300 To Fit: Electric Guitar / Keyboard / Bass / Acoustic Guitar Effects: Ring Modulator / Delay / Reverb / Swell / Arpeggiator EAN: Does not apply
Digitech XP300 Space Station Effects Pedal.Vintage Pedal that has incredible Effects.
Made in the early 90's, the Digitech Space Station was a part of Digitech's experimental Xpression series. Coming off the success of the WH-1 Whammy, Digitech decided to develop similar expression pedal based effects. There was a total of four, the XP-100 Whammy/Wah, the XP-200 Modulator, the XP-300 Space Station, and the XP-400 Reverberator. Each pedal in the Xpression series had an extensive amount of different and unique sounds to choose from. (Specific to each: 30 for the Wah, 35 for the Modulator, 40 for the Space Station, and 50 for the Reverb. The list of sounds/presets were printed on the bottom of each pedal.) But above and beyond the most unique and most sonically out there of the series - was the Space Station. The Space Station features 40 different and incredibly unique presets, ranging from synths, ring mods, octave swells, reverse playback and the appropriately named "Alien" settings. You can't edit the presets themselves, but you can store 6 of your favorite settings for easy live access. The Space Station was so ahead of it's time, with sounds that predate even the "Magic" setting of the Earthquaker Devices Rainbow Machine. There's synth drops, arpeggiators, string sections, a ring mod, and even a sort of bit crusher to get those pixel-y video game sounds. It's crazy to think how forward thinking the design of the Space Station was. Nowadays, if you combo the right amount of octave, and modulation pedals you can achieve just one sound that the Space Station could do all by itself, in one setting, twenty years ago. As weird as the Space Station can get, with all it's experimental sounds, each and every preset is incredibly musical. Whether you're into film scoring, atmospheric ambience, and general overall weirdness, the Space Station is super flexible. This is a pedal that needs to be heard to be believed. YOU ARE BUYING ;USED Digitech XP300 Space Station Effects Pedal pedal in MINT condition with box, NO MARKS OR SCRATCHES WHATSOEVER complete with instructions and paperwork. A must for collectors - ALMOST AS NEW all knobs and switches working perfectly.
Comes with UK Power supply. This unit looks and sounds WONDERFUL - makes a great noise for experimental or adventurous players.** I HAVE THE ENTIRE RANGE OF DIGITECH XP PEDALS FOR SALE OR AUCTION - PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS - Thank You.PLEASE READ THESE NOTES CAREFULLY
YOU MUST PROVIDE A VALID CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR DELIVERY AND SECURITY ISSUES.USING ‘BUY IT NOW’ REQUIRES IMMEDIATE PAYMENT.ECHEQUES ARE NOT ACCEPTED - BANK TRANSFERS NOT ACCEPTED. FULL PAYMENT MUST BE SETTLED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF CLOSE OF AUCTION.Positive Feedback will always be left after a successful transaction - Thank you. You can bid and buy from me with confidence.
Description
| Brand: | Digitech | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Model: | XP 300 |
| To Fit: | Electric Guitar / Keyboard / Bass / Acoustic Guitar | Effects: | Ring Modulator / Delay / Reverb / Swell / Arpeggiator |
| EAN: | Does not apply |
Digitech XP300 Space Station Effects Pedal.Vintage Pedal that has incredible Effects.
Made in the early 90's, the Digitech Space Station was a part of Digitech's experimental Xpression series. Coming off the success of the WH-1 Whammy, Digitech decided to develop similar expression pedal based effects. There was a total of four, the XP-100 Whammy/Wah, the XP-200 Modulator, the XP-300 Space Station, and the XP-400 Reverberator. Each pedal in the Xpression series had an extensive amount of different and unique sounds to choose from. (Specific to each: 30 for the Wah, 35 for the Modulator, 40 for the Space Station, and 50 for the Reverb. The list of sounds/presets were printed on the bottom of each pedal.) But above and beyond the most unique and most sonically out there of the series - was the Space Station. The Space Station features 40 different and incredibly unique presets, ranging from synths, ring mods, octave swells, reverse playback and the appropriately named "Alien" settings. You can't edit the presets themselves, but you can store 6 of your favorite settings for easy live access. The Space Station was so ahead of it's time, with sounds that predate even the "Magic" setting of the Earthquaker Devices Rainbow Machine. There's synth drops, arpeggiators, string sections, a ring mod, and even a sort of bit crusher to get those pixel-y video game sounds. It's crazy to think how forward thinking the design of the Space Station was. Nowadays, if you combo the right amount of octave, and modulation pedals you can achieve just one sound that the Space Station could do all by itself, in one setting, twenty years ago. As weird as the Space Station can get, with all it's experimental sounds, each and every preset is incredibly musical. Whether you're into film scoring, atmospheric ambience, and general overall weirdness, the Space Station is super flexible. This is a pedal that needs to be heard to be believed. YOU ARE BUYING ;USED Digitech XP300 Space Station Effects Pedal pedal in MINT condition with box, NO MARKS OR SCRATCHES WHATSOEVER complete with instructions and paperwork. A must for collectors - ALMOST AS NEW all knobs and switches working perfectly.
Comes with UK Power supply. This unit looks and sounds WONDERFUL - makes a great noise for experimental or adventurous players.** I HAVE THE ENTIRE RANGE OF DIGITECH XP PEDALS FOR SALE OR AUCTION - PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS - Thank You.PLEASE READ THESE NOTES CAREFULLY
YOU MUST PROVIDE A VALID CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR DELIVERY AND SECURITY ISSUES.USING ‘BUY IT NOW’ REQUIRES IMMEDIATE PAYMENT.ECHEQUES ARE NOT ACCEPTED - BANK TRANSFERS NOT ACCEPTED. FULL PAYMENT MUST BE SETTLED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF CLOSE OF AUCTION.Positive Feedback will always be left after a successful transaction - Thank you. You can bid and buy from me with confidence.
Made in the early 90's, the Digitech Space Station was a part of Digitech's experimental Xpression series. Coming off the success of the WH-1 Whammy, Digitech decided to develop similar expression pedal based effects. There was a total of four, the XP-100 Whammy/Wah, the XP-200 Modulator, the XP-300 Space Station, and the XP-400 Reverberator. Each pedal in the Xpression series had an extensive amount of different and unique sounds to choose from. (Specific to each: 30 for the Wah, 35 for the Modulator, 40 for the Space Station, and 50 for the Reverb. The list of sounds/presets were printed on the bottom of each pedal.) But above and beyond the most unique and most sonically out there of the series - was the Space Station. The Space Station features 40 different and incredibly unique presets, ranging from synths, ring mods, octave swells, reverse playback and the appropriately named "Alien" settings. You can't edit the presets themselves, but you can store 6 of your favorite settings for easy live access. The Space Station was so ahead of it's time, with sounds that predate even the "Magic" setting of the Earthquaker Devices Rainbow Machine. There's synth drops, arpeggiators, string sections, a ring mod, and even a sort of bit crusher to get those pixel-y video game sounds. It's crazy to think how forward thinking the design of the Space Station was. Nowadays, if you combo the right amount of octave, and modulation pedals you can achieve just one sound that the Space Station could do all by itself, in one setting, twenty years ago. As weird as the Space Station can get, with all it's experimental sounds, each and every preset is incredibly musical. Whether you're into film scoring, atmospheric ambience, and general overall weirdness, the Space Station is super flexible. This is a pedal that needs to be heard to be believed. YOU ARE BUYING ;USED Digitech XP300 Space Station Effects Pedal pedal in MINT condition with box, NO MARKS OR SCRATCHES WHATSOEVER complete with instructions and paperwork. A must for collectors - ALMOST AS NEW all knobs and switches working perfectly.
Comes with UK Power supply. This unit looks and sounds WONDERFUL - makes a great noise for experimental or adventurous players.** I HAVE THE ENTIRE RANGE OF DIGITECH XP PEDALS FOR SALE OR AUCTION - PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS - Thank You.PLEASE READ THESE NOTES CAREFULLY
YOU MUST PROVIDE A VALID CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR DELIVERY AND SECURITY ISSUES.USING ‘BUY IT NOW’ REQUIRES IMMEDIATE PAYMENT.ECHEQUES ARE NOT ACCEPTED - BANK TRANSFERS NOT ACCEPTED. FULL PAYMENT MUST BE SETTLED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF CLOSE OF AUCTION.Positive Feedback will always be left after a successful transaction - Thank you. You can bid and buy from me with confidence.