DigiTech Trio+ Band Creator + Looper w/ FS3X Footswitch, 4 Cables, and Power Supply
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- Trio+ BUNDLE w/FS3X
- Dimensions
- 5.4 x 4.25 x 2.5 in
- Color
- Gray
- Style
- Bass,Looper
- Voltage
- 9 volts
- Amperage
- 50 milliamps
- In the box
- DigiTech Trio+ Band Creator + LooperFS3X Footswitch4 cablespower supply
Features 5
- DigiTech Trio+ Band Creator and Looper Pedal Band Creator Effects Pedal with Automatic Bass and Drum Parts, 12 Genres, 12 Styles, Variable Tempo, Individual Volume Controls, Effects Loop, Looper, SD Card Expansion, 5-part Loop Sequencer Power Supply FS3X Three Function Foot Switch and 4 Cables
- The DigiTech Trio+ band creator and looper pedal is one of the most powerful practice, writing, and performance tools a guitarist can ask for. The basis of the pedal is DigiTech's popular Trio technology that listens to your playing and automatically plays bass and drum accompaniment.
- The heart and soul of this pedal is the same technology that made the original Trio pedal a massive hit. You choose a genre and a style variation and begin playing. The Trio+ will listen to your guitar and instantly offer the correct bass and drum parts to fill the song.
- On the Trio+ you'll enjoy five additional genres of accompaniment that the original Trio pedal didn't offer. And you can instantly and easily change the tempo of your songs and loops without affecting their pitch, which means you can experiment with different tempos without breaking your creative flow.
- Onboard the Trio+ pedal is a powerful looping function that is the same as DigiTech's powerful JamMan line of looping effects. The looper footswitch controls the whole thing, allowing you to record, play back, undo, and redo songs at a whim. instrument cable guitar pedal digitech pedal guitar guitar effects digitech guitar effects pedal digitech guitar multi-effects guitars guitar digitech digitech pedal guitar cable instrument path cables
Description
The TRIO+ provides 12 music genres to choose from including: Blues, R&B, Rock, Alternative Rock, Metal, Pop, Electronic Pop, Hip-Hop, Country, Folk, Latin, and Jazz. 12 song styles are available for each genre and can be selected using the TRIO+'s Style encoder, including selection between 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures. Multi-colored LEDs around the TRIO+'s Style encoder indicate which styles best match your song. The TRIO+ can learn up to 5 different song parts, perfect for creating an intro, verse, chorus, bridge and outro. Song parts can be recalled on-the-fly as the song plays back or pre-programmed as a sequence for automated playback. An optional DigiTech FS3X Footswitch can be connected to the TRIO+'s Control In jack for additional handsfree control with 3 modes of operation to select from. Up to 12 songs along with loops can be stored to the TRIO+'s Micro SD Card (included). Need to create more songs? No problem. Just insert a new SD Card and you're ready to start teaching the band your new songs. To manage all your songs and loops on a computer, download the free Librarian Manager software from digitech.com, available for Windows and Mac.The DigiTech FS3X is a welcomed addition to several DigiTech products; The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The JamMan and Expression Factory to name a few. The FS3X provides increased functionality and convenient Hands-free control over UP/DOWN selection of Models, Mode changes, Loop selection, auto START/STOPS and arms auto record where applicable. Compact and portable its small foot- print takes very little space on stage or in your gig bag. Durable 3 button metal chassis construction. A 10' stereo TRS cable is included with each unit. GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR DIGITECH PRODUCTS WHILE PERFORMING OR PRACTICINGBundle package includes everything pictured.
Specs 19
| Brand | DigiTech |
|---|---|
| Style | Bass,Looper |
| Color | Gray |
| Voltage | 9 volts |
| Amperage | 50 milliamps |
| Audio Output Effects | Looper |
| Controls Type | Knob |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Item Dimensions | 5.4 x 4.25 x 2.5 inches |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Brand Name | DigiTech |
| UPC | 702706628853 |
| Manufacturer | Digitech |
| Model Name | Trio+ BUNDLE w/FS3X |
| Model Number | Trio+ BUNDLE w/FS3X |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TRIOPLUSX |
| Set Name | 144 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Exactly what I have been looking for
I have used plenty of loopers but was wanting something that did more to add to the experience without requiring a network of independent devices, or a PhD in looping. This Trio+ is a perfect fit for me. It has a reasonably intuitive and direct interface - one which is easy enough to grasp straight out of the manual. I didn't need to surf through a bunch of YouTube videos to get going. My only hiccup was solved when I realized that I needed to turn my acoustic guitar's electronic volume up higher than 0 in order for my playing to register on the Trio+ ... I know, lol. Simply put - I just plugged in my guitar, set the Trio+ to learn from my playing - strummed in a slow, crisp chord progression - then reviewed the Trio+ created melody, playing it back and clicking through the different musical styles, until I had found one with a drum and bass rhythm that I could use. That's all it takes and I am usually off and running from there. But if the playback loop result doesn't sound good from the start, I just clear the input and try again until I get a good resulting melody from the Trio+ song creator. From there I can adjust the playback speed faster or slower to dial in the groove. In less than 5 minutes I have a backing track or song part that I can use for practice or further creation. I can add layers with more content to the basic melody, like adding counter strumming or finger styling. Either using the initial melody loop straight out of the Trio+, or with some additional layers looped in, I can make the perfect killer track with which to improvise lead, keyboard or other instrument accompaniment. With the Trio+ I can also create a progression of tracks to function as a song's various parts, and use the FS3X footswitch included in this package to advance the song parts into a beginning to chorus and back progression without ever taking my hands off of my instrument and interrupting my playing. Best of all, I can save my track and song segments to use again any time that I want. This has been great because it easily allows me to try different approaches and techniques to see how each changes the overall melody and arrangement. I didn't even know that I was able to do things like that! As an example, to start out I made a quick blues track Chords: Bm - Em - Bm - G7 - F#7 - Bm to create a playback track which I still use all the time to play and practice with my various other instruments. I have a couple of songs set up in segments as well. I use them to jam with on my electric or keyboard. The Trio+ is easy to connect and plays nice with all my other devices. There is no annoying electronic hum to contend with and the sound quality coming out of the Trio+ is excellent. The included photo shows how I currently have my Trio+ set up to take input from a Boss GT-1 multi-effects pedal. After strumming in and teaching the Trio+ my basic melody, I get a bass and drum groove going, then experiment with all kinds of effects on my electric from there. Feel like playing some Country, no problem. Feel more like some Fusion Jazz, can do. If it's more of a blues night, dim the lights and go to town. The Trio+ is as creative in any style. I just set the foundation and play it out from there. I really like the way I can get a backing track or song part, and then play over it in a number of different keys or styles. I have gotten so much better using this simple pedal and set-up. I can run the output through headphones or send it directly to my amp. One thing I would mention, there is a video by The Pedal Guy on YouTube where he explains exactly how to set up and properly use the FS3X footswitch included in this bundle. The FS3X in my bundle came with no separate manual and I could not find anything on they manufacturer's site explaining how it functions, and what it's various modes will allow it to do. That is well worth a look. I took a few notes that I added to the manual to help me remember how to get it's pedal functions the way I need prior to using the Trio+ for a session. It is easy enough to remember though once you know how you want the foot inputs to function for you. With the FS3X switch on the floor (and its cord has plenty of length for comfortable positioning) I can do everything hands free and never have to put down my instrument. That ability alone makes this bundle well worth getting. Hope this helps. Have fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2021 by miJ
Great practice tool
Fantastic practice tool, and a lot of fun to just play around with.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by Brent miller
Playing and writing by yourself.
I’m really having fun playing with this new effects pedal. Although it’s not a new pedal, it’s certainly giving me a new perspective on several songs that I’ve written in the past. With all the choices of genres and styles, I find myself looking at new ways of playing a lot of older stuff I’ve written in the past. I’m really loving this new way of playing all of my older songs. I’m not playing in a band anymore, but playing with this gives me the feeling of playing with a new band. Loving it. I played at the Roxy, and the troubadour on the Sunset strip. That was back in the nineties. I’m 62 now and not trying to be a rockstar. But I still love playing and writing. This is a great tool for anybody trying to practice or write new songs without a band. We did have two songs played on the radio on a local station KNAC local lic’s. It’s good to say that, at least we were a flash in the pan. Rock on.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Robert Calhoon
i own both trio and trio+
I love this thing. It is not perfect, but for a lone, home player like me, it is way better than regular looper; it makes playing much more interesting/fun, changing tempo and feel on the fly. I also own the regular, cheaper trio. The trio+ is a HUGE improvement--tunes are saved to sd card; can switch genres within a single song; 3 possible bass lines for whatever is currently playing (via simple button push); can program the sequence of song parts. On the sequence, each song has a max of 5 parts, but sequencing can repeat parts. So say i have a three part song, A B C. It can be sequenced in any order, with repeats, for example, A A A B A C C B A. Next, Having the looper function as part of the trio+ is the only way to effectively integrate overdubs. I tried using the regular trio with a seperate looper, but it proved impossible to get the parts perfectly synchronized. The cheaper trio can't do any of what i just listed. My biggest complaint about the cheaper trio is the inability to save songs. It can sometmes take an hour or more to teach trio a song and have it interpret as i want. Not being able to save that work when moving to a new song is what motivated me to buy the expensive trio+. What I don't like on trio+: --The timbre of drums is inferior compared to the cheaper trio. On the trio+, they much more digital and sterile, more casio-toy-like. --on the trio+, the style selector knob's detentes do not exacly match the led and actual selection of a style. Thus, very often, I turn the knob and miss the selection i am looking for, as the actual selection jumps/skips. This is especially annoying when making a selection on the fly, while "jamming". I suspect this might be a quality control issue and specific to the unit i have. --i wish i could switch songs on the fly, without latency. Parts within a song switch instantly, on the beat, without latency. However, switching songs requires stopping the play to load the new song. The switch of songs takes about 2 seconds. This makes medleys impossible--cannot connect one song to the next. All in all, the trio+ is great fun and reinvigorated my playing. Even with a couple of flaws, i love it. It is far superior to the regular trio, but it is also way more expensive.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018 by BillMan
Analog minds grab one
Can be used with an analog mind no need for an interface or a computer you can make a backing track and play, very. Cool and helpful for your exploring your playing.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by Robert Frost
Glad I Wwaited For Trio PLUS Version!
This is a great product from Digitech and I am glad I waited for this "Trio PLUS" version over the original Trio. The included micro SD card allows you to store up to 12 songs. It is 8 gigs so I am not certain how much it will store and will depend on the length of songs stored. I have only had it for a few hours but within a few minutes was able to find the sound and feel I was looking for. The basic process of teaching the unit a basic chord structure is very easy but I find the way you play and chord inversions should be kept very simple. Even so, using different inversions and strumming/picking will produce different results. Then using the "Genre" and "Style" knobs to get something close to what you like. Then it actually seems to adapt to your playing as you play along. I have not even begun to use the song creating feature and have been sticking to 12 bar blues to practice but you can create up to 5 sections in each song. I am running my effects pedal through the effects loop so have not yet tried the built in effects. I have read other reviews on Amazon for just the product but think many of the negative ones are reviewing the original Trio and not the newer "Plus" version. It can be easy to confuse since many ads show a plus sign instead of writing out the word "Plus". The fact that you can store your music would make this a useful gigging tool for certain applications. It is not the same as having a multi track recorder that you can simply record music as you already conceive it but this can be an interesting and fun creative tool. The deal from Gear Tree with the footswitch and 4 cables is currently the best I have found. The cables are good quality. It arrived faster than the provided delivery estimate.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2016 by W. Roe
Works great!!!
Unit came packaged nicely with a footswitch, 2 patch cables, 2 instrument cables, and a printed Quick Start guide. Trio Plus functions as advertised and is a blast to compose songs with, create covers of your favorite songs, and especially helpful to work out melody lines and guitar leads at full speed with better rhythmical complexity. While it's not perfect, you can work around most of the shortcomings (e.g. starting and stopping a song gracefully for instance) and the positives are many: (1) varied genres and styles, (2) variable tempo control, (3) guitar tones, (4) drum/bass/looper playback volume controls, (5) effects loop, and (6) a headphone jack with volume control. My guitar rig doesn't work well as the band playback device (voiced too mid-rangy) although it does work ok for certain styles. The unit has a PA out jack and it works very well into a PA (Bose) or to a studio mixer (Yamaha) with bi-amped studio speakers (M Audio). If you don't have a metronome or a good time-keeping sense about you, sometimes it may seem hard to add layers and parts the way you desire. You also have to be sensitive when recording the band track to make sure what your string/chord voicing produces the desired bass lines and drum parts. My playing has improved in the last two weeks since I've had it. Have fun - best $299 I've spent in a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2019 by tonetweaker
Coolest gear purchase in a while
First, this bundle from Gear Tree is by far the best deal going. Ordering the unit, power supply, and footswitch from a well known instrument store I do a lot of business with (who doesn't have a bundle and sells each separately) would have cost me $100 more than here. And Gear Tree throws in two long, quality guitar cords and two path cords on top of that. This thing is just cool. Having an instant "band-in-a-box" to play with is the best solution I've seen for practicing, and it's also a powerful writing/composing tool. To use it in a live situation wouldn't be perfect, but would work pretty well if set up right ahead of time. The flexibility is pretty amazing. Play your chords/rhythm one way to "teach the band", if it's not just like you wanted just strum them again in a slightly different way. Then you have almost endless tweaks. 12 genres and 12 styles for each, for a total of 144 different ways for the drums and bass to play along BEFORE you do anything else. Clicking the "intensity" button for the part changes it yet again. Three levels of complexity from the "simple bass" button gives you more options. Change the tempo and the parts will adjust slightly even more. Even cooler, you can use a second looper to record the part (or DAW or other recording device if actually recording) and adjust the accompaniment on the fly. With only the slightest bit of practice, it becomes simple to move between styles, genres, turn intensity on and off, and click through the simple bass options while it's playing without missing a beat, to give you literally endless options. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2019 by Kindle Customer