Used by Radiohead, Dimebag Darrell, Tom Morello and countless others, the Whammy was the game-changing pitch-shifter guitar was waiting for ...

In 1989, DigiTech launched a pedal-based solution called the WH-1 Whammy, that offered players the same pitch altering capabilities of hardware systems, as well as additional harmony and detune ...

After the success of the WH-1, the Whammy II ditched the Ferrari Red colour scheme and re-oriented itself around a small LCD screen. It wasn’t as popular as the original, however - a failing that ...

NAMM 2025: DigiTech has returned with its first new product since its 2022 takeover by Cort owner Cor-tek. Clearly emboldened by its new owner, DigiTech has teamed-up with MonoNeon on a boundary ...

The HammerOn is part of the Whammy family of DigiTech’s radical pitch-shifting effects for electric guitar, but like, say, the Drop or the Ricochet, it is not controlled via a treadle.

After the success of the WH-1, the Whammy II ditched the Ferrari Red colour scheme and re-oriented itself around a small LCD screen. It wasn’t as popular as the original, however - a failing that ...

The HammerOn is part of the Whammy family of DigiTech’s radical pitch-shifting effects for electric guitar, but like, say, the Drop or the Ricochet, it is not controlled via a treadle.