List of the products in the GSP series from DigiTech. The IPS-33 is essentially a rackmount super-deluxe version of the legendary WH-1. On the front panel: input jack, a knob gain with LED level, output level, all the necessary buttons for editing effects. I grabbed mine a GPS-3303 months ago and havent even used it for anything serious. Itional input, two outputs (stereo), taken to two pedals, two MIDI.
The effects are not all available at the same time, but grouped according to 13 configurations set by the manufacturer. This annoyed me at first, but eventually they are wise enough to forget this constraint. As weird as the Space Station can get, with all its experimental sounds, each and every preset is incredibly musical. The settings are easily editable the front and are automatically stored in the memory location where you are. In short: you choose a memory location, we choose a config effect among the 13 available, we adjust the parameters of each effect according to its taste and it remains in memory! It may well be securely copied to another location of your choice (99 locations).
DIGITECH ISP 33 GSP5 REVIEW MANUAL
I had the manual in English, but publishing is simple enough not to mess. In the first of this two-part review, Ian Gilby discusses the hardware aspects of Yamahas new portable PC compatible music computer. Many parameters can be edited via MIDI but I have never experienced. I use this multi effect with an electric guitar by plugging it into the loop to insert a combo amp Mesa Bogie Caliber 50 +, so after the preamp, for delays and chorus. Digitech did a good job with this unit in terms of overall implementation. Caution, however, not to adjust the volume settings at the bottom because it promotes a slight hissing sound, like all digital cameras of this type.
The unit is easy enough to program that you don't really need the manual. One of the biggest complains I have is that there is some tone suckage with this unit. I also used a stereo system with a preamp and a GMP1 Marshall stereo power amp in a more rock style and in this context it shall work very well (delay, chorus, stereo spacialisation).
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