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Digitech POLARA Lexicon Reverbs Stereo Pedal with On/Off Switch

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Features

  • Featuring seven inspirational Lexicon reverbs, the DigiTech Polara will be the new architect of your soundscape, defining space and adding dimension to your playing
  • Reverb Types: ROOM , PLATE, REVERSE, MODULATED, HALO, HALL, SPRING
  • Compact Size with Soft Click, Vacuum-Style Footswitch
  • True Stereo I/O, True Bypass circuitry preserves your tone in bypass
  • Classic Lexicon reverb patches

Description

Featuring seven inspirational Lexicon reverbs, the DigiTech Polara will be the new architect of your soundscape, defining space and adding dimension to your playing. The Polara's flexible reverbs cover a full spectrum, from the intimate warmth of "Room", to the vast expansiveness of "Hall", through time with the cosmic power of "Reverse", and anchored by Lexicon's revered "Modulated", "Plate" and "Spring" reverbs. In addition to those classics, the Polara introduces the new "Halo" reverb. The "Halo" reverb with cascading octaves interspersed in the reverb decays will cast a heavenly glow over your tone. With its new, compact size and vacuum-style footswitch, the Polara truly represents the latest evolution in DigiTech pedal design. We've put years of experience into every detail of its mechanical and sonic blueprint. The Polara offers independent Level, Liveliness, Decay and Type controls; Stereo Inputs and Outputs; a Soft Click Footswitch; and a Reverb Tails On/Off Toggle Switch. It is true bypass and uses a 9V DC power supply to easily integrate into your existing pedalboard.

Brand: DigiTech


Style: Reverb


Item Weight: 10.56 ounces


Voltage: 240 volts


Amperage: 100 milliamps


Voltage: 240 volts


Amperage: 100 milliamps


Audio Output Effects: Reverb


Controls Type: Knob


Power Source: Corded Electric


Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio


Signal Format: Analog


Style: Reverb


Item Weight: 10.56 ounces


Item Dimensions: 4.63 x 3.19 x 2.13 inches


Connector Type: 1/4 inch audio jack


Brand Name: DigiTech


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 691991202940


Global Trade Identification Number: 40


Unit Count: 1 Count


Included Components: Pedalboard Pad


Item Type Name: EQ Effects Pedal


Manufacturer: KMC Music Inc


Model Name: Polara


Model Number: POLARA


Manufacturer Part Number: Digitech Polara


Warranty Description: 1 year.


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great Digital Reverb - Lexicon!
It sounds far more natural than my Boss RV-5 which is what I was hoping for, and the Lexicon algorithms seem to deliver the goods. It is less digital and thin than my Boss reverb. I have not had any issues with power requirements, works just fine with a 9v cable from my board supply. The Spring setting sounds more natural than my Boss RV-5. I'm not an expert on spring reverbs, but I have no complaints about this one. The Plate reverb also sounds very good to my ears. The best setting for me is Hall. I have it set around 10:30 Decay, zero Liveliness, 10:30 Level and the sound is exactly what I was looking for. It sounds subtle and natural without much coloration of the original tone other than the added openness of the hall setting. Works with clean tones and heavy distortion. Vast improvement over my previous reverb. I love the fact that this is a real Lexicon reverb sound I am hearing. Halo and Reverse are interesting settings but I can't really see myself using them very much. They are nice to have, and to be honest I don't think people spend a lot of time going through the dial on a reverb after they find the sound that works for them anyway; so as long as one or two of the more traditional reverbs on this pedal suit your taste, having these two in place of gate or something else more traditional doesn't hurt anything. I consider them bonus settings or freebies. The only con on this pedal so far (and this should in no way warn you off) is the unreadability of the labels around the Reverb dial. I actually really like the pedal artwork, but the graphics interfere with the small labels around the reverb dial to the point where I just can't see them without bright light and reading glasses. It is almost impossible to tell which reverb you have selected unless you have memorized the positions. My eyes aren't 20/20 anymore, so that contributes a lot, but I have heard complaints about the labels before and have to agree that it is true. Younger eyes may have better results. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2015 by AmazonBuyer175
    • Best-Valued Reverb Pedal on the Market
I never used to care about reverb. I had Spring reverb on my Fender amp, and it was always just too subtle for me to care about. But then I heard the "Halo" setting in a demo on YouTube for this pedal. So I bought it to help with my ambient musical creations. This thing works wonderfully with a lot of instruments, but have seen it shine mostly with electronics. This pedal is very easy to tame and is beautiful looking. The tails it comes with are great, it's packaged so tiny which is great for saving space, and the reverbs sound amazing for the most part. The spring reverb is great, the Halo is Godlike, but the reverse is difficult to get a handle on because it only sounds harsh and scary, not very good for swells. Either way, this is probably one of the best-valued reverb pedals out there right now, and Digitech have been doing some amazing things these past couple of years, and I'll definitely keep a close eye on what they're doing next. Keep it up Digitech! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2016 by Sunshine
    • No need to spend $400 on a Strymon
The only thing I’m not too particularly fond of with this pedal is that the font is hard to read. You will want to memorize the switch position of the different types of reverb. Other than that though, this is the best reverb pedal I’ve used in 23 years of playing. The spring reverb is the most realistic I’ve heard outside of a Fender Blackface amp. The liveliness knob adjusts the drip sound when in spring mode and gives you all that Dick Dale surfy goodness. The hall, room and plate reverbs are all natural and realistic without any of that metallic sound found on earlier reverbs. The modulated reverb has a nice warble to it. The reverse reverb is not my cup of tea but I’m sure if you wanted to pair it with a reverse delay you could get that Jimi Hendrix reverse sound. The halo reverb is the highlight for me along with the spring reverb. It’s similar to a shimmer reverb, but not as pronounced which I prefer. You hear a nice subtle upper octave but it doesn’t drown out the dry guitar signal like other shimmers can do. I suppose if you need multiple settings of reverb the Strymon would be better for you. But I just kneel down and turn the knobs when I need to change sounds. Imagine that? Plus this Digitech is about $400 less. You can’t go wrong with Lexicon reverb sounds, which are in the Digitech. Industry standard reverb sound now for well over 30 years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020 by Eric John Schwab
    • A bunch of nice reverbs
My first impression is how heavy this pedal in. Easily the heaviest pedal on my board. Doesn't matter, but something I was surprised by. The design looks cool, but it's a real pain to read the text. The sound is really nice. Most of the settings are very usable. The reverse setting isn't for me, though. If the pedal had a mix knob so some of the clean signal came through then I think it would be cool, but on it's own it's a little much. The modulated setting is interesting. It's not a crazy effect, but it does add something do what you're playing. I like having several different reverb options in one pedal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2016 by David Puddy
    • Gorgeous reverb for those needing some ambient inspiration.
I've been a software head for years. But one thing I've noticed when it comes to software is that the unlimited possibilities often seem so "impersonal". Looking for a way to add a little more of a custom, boutique touch to my guitar (and keyboard) sound, I never thought Digitech would make it's way into my arsenal, until now. The obvious nod to "small brewery" guitar pedals aside, this pedal sounds fantastic, and easily competes with it's mom & pop shop equivalents. Let's also not forget that the algorithms powering this little rocket-ship are officially licensed from non other than the historical Lexicon units. The simple yet tasteful "Hall" is probably my favorite for my Chris Isaak-ess guitar leads, and the shimmering "Halo" and warbling "Modulated", bring a ton of fun to my humble Roland JD-Xi synth. Oh yeah, have I gotten to the part where this thing is only a buck and a half? Seriously, some third parties charge you that for just one of the settings on this pretty beast. If you need one verb pedal, this is probably it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015 by Josh Money
    • Musician in austin
Very quiet in use smooth reverb with useful settings esp plate and hall and the space station like halo effect . Not outrageous just a well controlled octave trailing sound. Rugged and well made only complaint would be a lack of presence at times which is I guess within the liveliness knob . Not very effective in my opinion. But a great pedal for guitar I like it better than the hof by tc which I use to have ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2015 by james muckleroy
    • Great reverb!
Great reverb pedal. I purchased after reading reviews on Amazon and Reddit. It seems comparable to the Hall of Fame 2, but my impression is that the Polara has a little more experimental ambience ability out of the box. This pedal has survived initiation into the family by our three young kiddos, so durability is great. I was able to snag a Black Friday deal that made this impossible to pass up, but I would have paid full price for its features. The only downside I’ve noticed is that the control labeling can be tough to read in low light or from a distance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019 by Amazon Customer
    • Excellent reverb
Sounds as good or better than most more expensive reverbs. The standard reverb types sound great for more subtle use. I love the halo and reverse settings, which are amazing for more experimental or ambient strange goodness. Well built little box with soft touch foot switch for no clicking, very high quality. Digitech has really upped their game from what they used to be! Quite pleasantly surprised by the guys that used to make those ugly poor sounding stomp boxes, definitely not those guys anymore. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2017 by Andy C

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