And you need to download and instal Digitech’s free iPB-Nexus app. Twenty banks with five programs per view delivers a hot 100 setups you can can stomp throughįirst things first though. At the heart of it all are two dedicated effects DSPs with the iPad on GUI duties – its screen displaying the configurations of up to 10 pedals along with an amp and speaker cabinet available for just one program. A solid lump of ten hardware stomp switches along with a wah/volume pedal, the Digitech iPB-10 is in a different league to the basic app and cable combo for jamming on your iPhone such as IK’s AmpliTube/iRig or Griffin’s iShred/GuitarConnect. Stomp through the banks and you come across names like Rhapsody and Gilmour hinting at songs and artists that, from the first note, leave you in no doubt that this is a serious piece of kit.
Furthermore, the My Tones library can store an unlimited number of user programs that you can pick and choose from.
You use these building blocks of axeman ecstasy to create custom programs and there’s 100 truly impressive factory tones to get things going. Now those dizzying figures would have most people assuming that there’s a load of preset dross in there, but what makes up those numbers is an extensive roster of acoustically modelled gear from both past and present. Heavy metal: Digitech's iPB-10 features a cast alloy build to withstand serious stomping
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