Hitting multiple strings is almost impossible to make sound good, without some form of better EQ or compression. The mid control brings a little bit too much hiss and the sound of the distortion is a little bit too overdrawn. I use it in about 4 out of 10 songs and it sounds alright. The effects are good for someone looking for a simple distortion. I have yet to need the manual, but the diagrams are very descriptive, and make everything very simple. The effect editing is easy as well, just 3 simple knobs on the front let you edit the sound.
DIGITECH DEATHMETAL MANUAL
It is a pretty simple pedal, meaning that no manual is really required. It is a digital pedal, which cannot be edited. The Digitech Death Metal effect stomp box is a single distortion pedal. Thus I must strongly urge all of you not to buy this. But I still doubt any self-respecting metal player wouldn't want to take control of his tone, which this pedal doesn't allow you to do. I wouldn't use this anywhere considering I don't play metal, which I guess does make me a little bit biased. It's cheap, but I guess that's for a good reason. It's probably one of the worst I've tried. I would only use this pedal if I had no other options. It really removes the originality from just about everybody's tone, which is something I find disheartening as a guitar player. It basically colors the sound so much that it sounds roughly the same with every guitar, though obviously a humbucker will sound better as it will cancel some of the noise. Sure, there's a three-band EQ, and it can have a volume adjustment that gives it some wiggle room, but the fact that it's the same amount of gain the whole time is pretty ridiculous. The lack of gain knob makes it go really hard the whole time. While I figured that it would stick to mostly heavy tones, I really didn't anticipate just how limited it was. It does have a really heavy sound that can work for a few different sub-genres of metal. How do you dial in a level of distortion that you want? It makes the often erroneous assumption that metal players only have or need one tone. The most obvious thing about this distortion is that it's missing a gain knob, which I find very frustrating. There are knobs for level, low, mid, and hi. Using this pedal is actually irritatingly simple. This is an analog pedal and as such cannot be edited through a computer or midi controller. It has two 1/4" connections for input and output as well as an input for a 9V adaptor. This is a distortion pedal made by Digitech. I highly highly recomend this distortion for anyone whos into metal One word to completely describe it - Lethal. My brother dropped a ten pound weight on it.it still works as great as ever.also the digitech stompbox design is very comfortable. I use the treble setting and the tone at 0 to create the least amount of feedback.
DIGITECH DEATHMETAL HOW TO
Once you learn how to control it the feedback can actually be a very good thing. When i first got it i'd have to keep clicking it off to prevent terrible feedback. Hmmm.Not much really that i don't takes a while to control the feedback. Has as many if not more different tones then the metal master and costed much less. Sounds amazing with downtuned strings and is great for rhythm as well as doing solos. Can't wait till i get my marshall 50dfx then itll be even more amazing. When i go out to stores and try out the world reknown marshall distortion/amps and a guitar that costs double mine i still prefer the death metal pedal over it. I currently use a 10 watt guitar package amp with it. I love the raw sound it gives perfect for any type of metal. I didn't want to pay $80 for the metal master so i looked at their new series.
I previously bought the Turbo Flange by Digitech and was very satisfied so i decided to get another digitech. My amp's stock distortion just wasn't cutting it so i started looking for distortion pedals. I paid $50 for this pedal at george's music.
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