DigiTech

Digitech is a well-known company specialising in the design and manufacture of high-quality digital audio effects for musicians, particularly guitarists. Founded in 1984, it gained a strong reputation for innovation in multi-effects processors, stompboxes, and other sound-modifying equipment. Known for its groundbreaking technology like the Whammy pedal and the S-DISC processor, Digitech has become a trusted name in both studio and live performance settings, offering products that provide versatility and creativity for musicians of all levels.

Digitech 2120 Artist
Digitech 2112
Decades
Made In U.S.A.
Released in 1990 /
The Digitech IPS-33B is a rackmount harmony/pitch-shifting multi-effect unit from Digitech (in collaboration with IVL Technologies) introduced around 1990-1991. It offers “intelligent” harmony, arpeggiator, detune, delay, chorus/vibrato/flange, pitch correction and expression-control, among other features.
Made In U.S.A.
Released in 1997 /
The DigiTech 2112 is the most powerful, versatile, and user-friendly guitar preamp/processor available. As the next evolution in high-performance guitar processing from DigiTech, the 2112 surpasses expectations, offering unmatched flexibility and control over your tone and digital effects.
Made In Canada
Released in 1997 /
The DigiTech VCS-1 is a high-performance dynamics controller for recording and live use, featuring a vacuum tube stage, advanced solid-state compression, and “True Logarithmic Compression” for a natural sound. Built with premium components, it ensures clean audio, stability, and long-term reliability after rigorous testing.
Made In U.S.A.
Released in 1998 /
The Digitech 2120 Artist Valve Guitar System is a versatile dual-tube multi-effects processor with limitless tone configurations and presets, including a programmable foot controller.
Made In U.S.A.
Released in 2007 /
The Digitech GSP1101 delivered professional tone preservation with over 120 models, Lexicon effects, and versatile routing, designed to integrate into any rig without compromising core sound.