Gear / Pedal
DigiTech Whammy
On 8 sourced rigs at ToneLineage.
Who uses it
- Dimebag DarrellPantera live/studio rig 1990–2003
Two octaves up on Becoming; live they ran two Whammys. Guitar World: Dimebag Darrell's gear in depth (Nov 2022) ↗
- Jack WhiteNo Name tour 2024
The Jack White octave-up. Premier Guitar: Jack White Rig Rundown (Oct 2024) ↗
- Joe SatrianiSignature gear (career overview) career
Named in the article's equipment section among his effects pedals (“vox wah, dunlop cry baby wah, rmc wizard wah, digitech whammy…”). Wikipedia: Joe Satriani ↗
- Ed O'BrienSignature gear (career overview) career
Named in the article's equipment section: “…o'brien's most used effects for radiohead are distortion, an electro-harmonix memory man delay and a digitech whammy pitch shifter. he described the boss dd-5 delay pedal as important to the sound of the bends and ok compute…” Wikipedia: Ed O'Brien ↗
- Rick MitarotondaGoose: PRS + Mesa Express 2014–2022
- Michael PhelpsArtist video (rig rundown) (2016-10-09) 2016
Named by the speaker in the video (auto-captions: “whammy pedal”). Artist video (rig rundown): Michael Phelps Rig Run Down (Gateway) (shnobel, 2016-10-09) ↗
- John Baizley2024 rundown 2024
- MonoNeon2024 tour 2024
Affordable clones & alternatives
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- Boss PS-6 Harmonist Pedal~$176 new approx.
- DigiTech Whammy Pedal with True Bypass~$300 new approx.
Suggested alternative Clones are editorial suggestions, not claims about what any artist uses.
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