This being because the effect can isolate each note in the chord individually.
To put it simply, Polyphonic means the effect can work flawlessly with chords. Now offered as a stand alone unit for ease of use and for those who only desire to have this effect. The Luxe features the same polyphonic detune technology found in the venerable Whammy pedal. This line includes many unique effects to DigiTech, one of which is the Luxe, a polyphonic detune pedal. A line of boutique quality effects in their own custom enclosure featuring True Bypass. This now leads us to the newest effects line from the creative minds at DigiTech. Since then, Hardwire was brought to the regular DigiTech line, with all the same features of course. The want and need to always push forward with new and interesting innovations. By now, most guitarists have realized that DigiTech never really lost what made them great to begin with. Sporting modern features like True Bypass along with the classic sounds those devices are known for. Since then, DigiTech has acquired the rights to DOD effects and has been working hard to bring many of those classic pedals back to the people.
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Due to a winning combination of quality and affordability, this series caught on with guitarists and bassists of all walks of life. Effects using a “tough as nails” enclosure similar to that of Boss, with completely True Bypass. To combat this, DigiTech released the Hardwire series. It's pitch bending capabilities combined with the treadle create many unique and mind bending effects.Īside from the Whammy, over the years DigiTech had sort of gathered a bit of a poor reputation among the “cork sniffers” of online forums and such. From Tom Morello, to Dimebag Darrell, to Jack White, and even Noel Gallagher. Since it's creation, the Whammy has been used by many creative and well known guitar players. Aside from the Whammy II, nearly every pedal in the Whammy line has featured the famous Ferrari red paint job. A fully featured pitch shifter with a built in expression pedal to mimic the sound of a guitar's whammy bar, but with a greatly enhanced pitch range. The Whammy was originally released in 1989, sporting it's still currently familiar Ferrari red paint job. DigiTech is largely known for their completely original flagship product, the Whammy pedal. What's polyphonic detune? I'll get to that, but first allow me to take you on a trip through time. A polyphonic detune pedal that happens to have a very simple control set.
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