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The DigiTech BP90 Bass Modeling Multi Effects Processor features 27 effects, 11 amps, 5 cabinets, and 5 stompboxes, providing a wide selection of tones and effects. It includes 100 preset locations (50 user and 50 factory) and 40 high-quality drum patterns for practice. The built-in chromatic tuner and headphone jack enable silent practicing, while the expression pedal allows real-time control over wah, volume, and DigiTech Whammy effects. The processor is equipped with a 24-bit high-performance audio A/D/A converter, 44.1 kHz sampling rate, and AudioDNA2 DSP processor. It offers 9 simultaneous effects and 50 user presets. The BP90 also includes various audio inputs and outputs, with dimensions of 6.5" (depth) x 8.5" (width) x 2" (height) and a weight of 1.52 lbs.
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