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At A Glance

Input
Separate Left and Right ¼" Unbalanced (Tip-Sleeve)
Input Impedance
Effect on: >1 MΩ (stereo), >500 kΩ (mono) / Effect off: True hardwire bypass
Output
Separate Left and Right ¼" Unbalanced (Tip-Sleeve)
Output Impedance
Effect on: 1 kΩ / Effect off: True hardwire bypass
Controls
Speed, Rotary/Vibrato Type, Depth, Mix, Tone, Drive, Effect On/Off
Switches
Soft Click, Vacuum Style Footswitch / Effect Type Toggle Switch
Power Requirements
9 VDC external power supply (required)
Power Consumption
675 mW (< 75 mA @ 9 VDC)
Current Draw
75 mA (typical at 9 VDC)
Power Supply Model
PS0913DC-01 (US, JA, EU) / PS0913DC-02 (AU, UK)
Power Supply Output
9 VDC 1.3 A
Dimensions
4.40" (L) x 2.65" (W) x 2.0" (H) / 11.18cm (L) x 6.73cm (W) x 5.08cm (H)
Weight
1 lb / 0.453 kg
Description

DigiTech produced the Ventura Vibe (VENTURA-VIBE-U) as a compact rotary and vibrato effects pedal, offering three selectable effect types that covered both vintage and modern modulation voices. It occupied a mid-tier position in DigiTech's effects lineup, designed for players seeking rotary speaker simulation and vibrato in a pedalboard-friendly enclosure.

The unit provided independent Speed, Depth, and Mix controls alongside stacked Tone and Drive controls, the latter allowing the effect signal to be pushed into distortion. An Effect Type toggle switch selected between the three rotary and vibrato modes, while a soft-click, vacuum-style footswitch handled bypass. A foot-switchable speed function allowed the player to ramp between slow and fast Speed settings during performance. The Ventura Vibe operated in true hardwire bypass when the effect was disengaged. Stereo quarter-inch unbalanced inputs and outputs were provided for flexible routing, and a bicolor status LED indicated effect and speed state. The pedal required an external 9 VDC power supply; DigiTech specified the PS0913DC-01 for US, Japanese, and European markets and the PS0913DC-02 for Australian and UK markets. No battery operation was supported.

Owners requiring maintenance, footswitch service, or potentiometer replacement should consult a qualified guitar technician, as component-level work on effects pedals of this type is best carried out by someone with appropriate electronic servicing experience.

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