A digital pedal processes the guitar signal using digital signal processing (DSP) instead of analogue circuitry. This allows for precise, high-fidelity effects, longer delay and reverb times, advanced modulation, and extensive programmability. Digital pedals often feature multiple effect types, presets, MIDI control, and deep parameter editing, making them ideal for versatile sound design. While some players prefer the warmth of analogue effects, modern digital pedals can accurately emulate classic sounds or create entirely new tones. Popular digital pedals include the Strymon Timeline (delay), Eventide H9 (multi-effect), and Line 6 HX Stomp (amp and effects modeller), offering studio-quality sound in a compact format.