Produktbewertungen DigiTech Whammy WH-4 ( 6/10) - 6 Produktbewertungen

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6 Produktbewertungen über DigiTech Whammy WH-4 in Deutsch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften1	Anwendung2	Klang3	Gesamteindruck4
	phraseland
	nickname009
	Hatsubai
	moosers
	mooseherman
	rarson

• 1↑. Was für Effekte oder Arten von Effekten sind vorhanden? Welche Technologie kommt zur Anwendung? (analog, digital, Röhre...) Kann einfach editiert werden? Gibt es eine Mac/PC Anwendung? Was für Verbindungen stehen zur Verfügung? (Audio, MIDI...) Kann das Gerät in einem Rack montiert werden?
• 2↑. Ist es einfach Sounds oder Effekte zu editieren Ist die Bedienungsanleitung klar und ausführlich?... Ist die Konfiguration einfach? Können leicht Einstellungen vorgenommen werden?
• 3↑. Mit welchen Instrumenten werden sie verwendete? Welche gefallen Ihnen? Welche hassen Sie? Wird der Sound Ihrer Instrumente oder Mikrofone natürlich wiedergegeben? Ist der Vorverstärker transparent oder verfärbt er den Sound?
• 4↑. Was gefällt Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Haben Sie vor dem Kauf viele andere Modelle getestet? Wie sieht für Sie das Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis aus? Mit dem Wissen das Sie jetzt haben, würden Sie wieder die gleiche Entscheidung treffen?... Präzision und Qualität des Sounds?

• 29/06/09

  Produktbewertung von phraseland

  Eigenschaften

  Von Mitglied charlou la fouine
  
  (Übersetzt von phraseland)
  
  
  
  Alles wurde eigentlich schon einmal gesagt: Drei Effekt-Kategorien, Wheel, Expression Pedal, Schalter, 1x In und 2x Out (ein Ausgang für das Stimmgerät). MIDI Out und PSU (Netzteil) Eingang).

  Anwendung

  Sehr einfach anzuwenden: Auswählen, einschalten und Rock'n'Roll!

  Klang

  Wenn es zu diesem Punkt kommt, dann ändert sich die Sachlage: Der Effekt macht spass, ist etwas schräg...etc.
  
  Man kann aber einen leichte Latenz spüren, wenn der Schalter eingeschaltet ist und das Pedal nicht verwendet wird... Und es ist unmöglich zwei Noten gleichzeitig zu spielen ohne einen verwaschenen Sound zu erhalten.
  
  
  
  Zusammengefasst ist es immer noch ein guter Effekt und man wird sicherlich Anwendungsbereiche dafür finden (speziell der einstellbare Octaver Effekt)...

  Gesamteindruck

  Ich benutze den Effekt seit drei Jahren und bin mir immer noch nicht so ganz sicher, ob er mir nun gefälltm oder nicht. Es ist kein schlechtes Pedal. Es ist grossartig wenn man experimentieren möchte, aber der Effekt kann innerhalb eines Songs nicht so einfach angewendet werden (und man kann es auch schnell zu viel benutzen...wie z.B. Tom Morello oder Jack White...meine Meinung).
  
  Und zudem ist das Gerät ziemlich teuer!!! Ein sehr teures Pedal...
  
  
  
  Dennoch denke ich, dass ich es wieder kaufen würde, da ich es in letzter Zeit mehr und mehr verwende. Wenn man aber bedenkt wie schwierig es ist diesen Effekt einzusetzen, dann sollte man sich die Sache auf jeden Fall zweimal überlegen...
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• 01/01/12

  Produktbewertung von nickname009 ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  This is the legendary whammy pedal that put digitech on the MAP! It also made a few guitarists super duper famous. I have the 4th revision of it. I don't know exactly what's different, maybe it tracks better and some of the parts for the build are a bit better? Also the casing is different in size, maybe smaller, not sure.
  
  
  
  Definitely the dive bomb feature is new, don't know when they started putting that feature in but the whammy 4 definitely has it.
  
  
  
  Whammy modes including famous 2 Octave Up as heard on 100's of songs!
  
  10 Harmony Bend modes including 2nd Up to 3rd Up simulating pedal steel bends!
  
  Expression pedal controls dive bombs and bends
  
  Cutting-edge pitch detection engine designed specifically for guitar delivers fast accurate shifting!
  
  MIDI In & Out/Thru to control pitch bends via cc's

  Anwendung

  Pretty simple to get any of those RATM sounds you've heard many many times before. Just stick to the 2 octave up setting, Tom uses that the most the last time I checked.
  
  
  
  Overall, easy to setup, just simple plug it in and turn the knob to whatever setting you want to play around with and step on it and rock it back and forth to get crazy!

  Klang

  Sound quality here is hard to define exactly. For the tone purists this is a pedal to stay away from, it's not true bypass (though there are mods out there these days for that) nor does it really 'retain that original guitar sound' as it's kinda meant to warp it and shift it in pitch and do crazy things to your guitar sound. So those who have rigs or boards with nice boutiquey-truebypass-non tone-sucking setups, this'll probably negatively affect your signal chain.
  
  
  
  But then again that's not the point of this pedal. It's designed to be the wild card in your rig! So coming into the game knowing that, you'll find yourself having a lot more fun with the sounds this pedal has to offer.
  
  
  
  I actually really like the detune features both the deep and shallow they sound like convincingly good as a chorus-replacement! The dive bomb feature is also great. I used to play only floating bridge equipped guitars to do all the tricks but I've gotten sick of maintaining them and worrying about tuning stability etc so I've gone hard tail and with the whammy I can replicate the same ideas though of course they don't sound alike, the whammy makes it sounds more digital but I kinda like that!

  Gesamteindruck

  To conclude this is actually the first whammy i've owned. I know so many players who have owned it before and sold it and bought it back again etc. Like I said it's the wild card in your pedalboard. Either you can find use for it or you can just use it for some fun tricks! I think it's quite worth having for what I do. I do a lot of cover songs especially Rage tunes, I also don't have a chorus pedal but with the whammy I now have 2 chorus settings to use. I also now only own fixed bridge guitars so I can't do the trem tricks, and yet again here's the whammy to cover those tricks for me! Pretty useful in my book.
  
  
  
  Again it's not a great sound in terms of 'tone' it's digital-ish so you'd have to get over that, or mod it if you got the extra time and $$.
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 22/03/11

  Produktbewertung von Hatsubai ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "Continuation of the Whammy"

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  Eigenschaften

  DigiTech is now on their fourth revision of the original Whammy pedal. This model features full MIDI implementation, which is a HUGE plus. Aside from MIDI, the other new features that the Whammy WH-4 brings to the table are the "divebomb" and "droptune" presets. This allows you to simulate a floyd rose or a downtuning effect, respectively.

  Anwendung

  DigiTech did a great job with this pedal. Its footprint is small enough to where it's not bulky but big enough to where it feels just right. The manual does a wonderful job at explaining the new features and showing you how to wire everything up. Setting this pedal up for MIDI in a rack is a piece of cake. The rotary knob is sturdy and feels great when spinning it, and these things are pretty reliable. I just wish it had an on/off LED indicator.

  Klang

  The sound of the Whammy WH-4 is pretty good. It's not the same as the WH-1, but it's closer than the XP-100 was. There's actually a cool comparison between the two on Youtube if you search. The sweep feels nice, but the divebombs aren't that realistic. If you're expecting it to be the same as a floyd rose, it won't be. It also doesn't track good enough to be a real pitch shifter. What I mean is, you're not going to be able to sound like you're in D when you're in E. That said, the chorusing effects on this are actually pretty good. Keep in mind that this pedal sucks a little bit of tone, so it might be worth looking into putting it into a true bypass loop or modding it for true bypass.

  Gesamteindruck

  If you're looking for a Whammy pedal, your choices are fairly limited. The Whammy WH-4 has been out for awhile, but given its price, it's still a strong contender. The new Eventide Timefactor is awesome, but it's quite a bit of money. There are some budget knock offs, but this pedal still remains a whammy pedal worth considering if you're looking for that kind of effect.
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 07/07/09

  Produktbewertung von moosers ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  The Digitech Whammy WH-4 Reissue is a digital effects pedal designed for use with electric guitar.  It has 1/4 inch connections and is powered by the power supply that comes with it.  It isn't a rackable piece of gear as it is a foot pedal and controller.

  Anwendung

  The configuration of the Digitech Whammy WH-4 Reissue is fairly easy to follow as it didn't take me long at all to understand everything that was going on with this pedal.  It has a slightly different make up when compared to the original WH-1 whammy and the WH-2.  The pedal has a knob for choosing between either harmony mode or whammy mode and also has a detune mode which is like a chorus effect.  That is pretty much all there is to this pedal and after playing around with it for a few minutes I'm sure you'd be able to get the hang of it pretty quickly.  The manual for the Digitech Whammy WH-4 Reissue is thorough and complete but isn't needed if you don't already have it.

  Klang

  While the sound quality of the Digitech Whammy WH-4 Reissue isn't as great as the original WH-1, it still has a great sound and is probably a little bit cleaner - it just lacks the vibe that the original has.  This being said I would bet that most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference unless they had both pedal next to each other and were comparing them.  I like using the octave up and octave down modes the best, but it is definitely cool to mess around with the harmony effects and the detune modes are surprisingly pretty great as well.  If you don't know about the great effects you can get with this whammy pedal, its time to treat yourself!

  Gesamteindruck

  I've been using the Digitech Whammy WH-4 Reissue for about five or six years and it is definitely one of the most unique pedals out there.  This has become pretty popular over the last few years as it has been used by a lot of famous players.  While this is an effect I used sparingly as I find that if you use it too much it can become overplayed, when used in the right situation and with taste can produce some incredible effects.  If you are looking for a great pedal at a reasonable price that will give you endless hours of fun, I would definitely recommend the Digitech Whammy WH-4 Reissue.
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 15/04/09

  Produktbewertung von mooseherman ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  The Digitech Whammy pedal is a pretty interesting piece of gear. It certainly has a unique sound that many players have found to be inimitable. Tom Morello, Wes Borland, Dimebag Darrel, and many others were fond of this in the late 90's, and much of that music has its stamp all over it. While that music may have fallen out of fashion, there are still plenty of uses for this pedal in other genres that haven't been tried.
  
  Unlike most octave pedals, this one lets you take the signal up or down two octaves instead of just one (for the somewhat old-fashioned, the one octave feature is still there). If you're having trouble finding an electric bass, the one octave down setting can sometimes be a decent replacement for practice sessions.
  
  It has some other effects too, like a series of harmonizers that sound pretty decent, and the sweet "dive bomb effect" that basically simulates the Floyd Rose Whammy Bar, without taking forever to set up and potentially ruining your tuning. The newest model has a midi controller that was absent on the first.

  Anwendung

  The pedal is pretty self explanatory. Anyone who knows what octaves and intervals are should not have a problem with it. The manual is probably unnecessary for all but the newest players.

  Klang

  Ever wonder how Tom Morello plays that nuts solo in "Killing in the Name"? He uses this pedal on almost everything Rage did. If wild, crazy noises are the kind of thing you are into, then I suggest you buy this pedal. You will have some of the funkiest noises imaginable coming out of your amp. If used sparingly it can change up the sound during a live show and really turn heads! The best effects are the dive bomb and the octave jumps. The harmonizers are cool but I really have no use for them.

  Gesamteindruck

  Overall, this pedal is pretty great. I've had it for about six years and it's served me well when I needed it. The only thing I can say is, handle with care. I dropped mine once and the knob that changes the settings broke off. It's become almost impossible to use without a makeshift knob replacement, and even then, it's a pain. Also, stay away if you are looking for more traditional sounds, because this pedal is supposed to be pretty wacky. If you don't want other players to know exactly what you're using, find something else, because this might be one of the most obvious pedals on the market. It also can be quite grating on the ears if not EQ'd properly, so be careful. One bad experience with it was enough for me to put it down for awhile. It's also pricey so make sure you're gonna get your money's worth.
  
  Personally, I tend to play more classic-style rock and R&B, and when I freak out I tend to stick more to feedback and echoes. Two octave leaps usually aren't what I'm looking for. If you are looking for something to really make people notice you, this might be it, but use it sparingly and don't rely on it or you'll risk sounding more novelty than innovative.
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• 26/03/08

  Produktbewertung von rarson ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  The Digitech Whammy is a pitch-shifting pedal that allows a variety of octave shifts and interval harmonizing. For instance, you can set the Whammy to harmonize 5ths and use the pedal to shift to 4ths. It also has a detune function, both shallow and deep, and a divebomb function which is essentially just a 3-octave drop.

  Anwendung

  Everything is spelled out on the face of the unit. It's not very hard to figure out, though it can take a little while to get used to. In order to change the pedal's function, you use the rotary knob which can be a bit touchy. I used my foot to change settings, and it's pretty easy to skip a function or two. Obviously, using your hand isn't really a problem, but for fast switching on the fly, using your foot is the easiest way. It's very easy to do, but the problem is that the control is touchy, so to change between settings with precision can be a little difficult. Not really the pedal's fault, I guess.

  Klang

  Alright, a lot of people seem to think that the original pedal is some kind of godsend while this newer version is crap. I disagree. Sure, there's probably some sonic differences between the two, but as far as artifacting is concerned (that "digitalness" that the sound has), you can hear the artifacts of the original WH-1 on some Rage Against the Machine songs, and they sound extremely similar to this pedal. The artifacts themselves aren't a bad thing, in my opinion. They create a dimension to the sound that either you can use to effect (like Tom Morello does) or you can't. The nature of the pedal is that it won't sound absolutely realistic, but I realize this and I don't knock the pedal for it.
  
  
  
  The problem is that it sucks the sound out. Even when you're not changing the sound, you can hear a difference with the pedal on, and I really didn't like that aspect. It's not a true bypass pedal, none of the Whammy pedals are, but if you want a true bypass Whammy, you're only option is to by an original WH-1 and modify it, because that is the only Whammy that can be modified for true bypass.
  
  
  
  The tracking is less than perfect. Artifacting aside, chords sound like crap and there is a perceptible delay between playing notes and hearing them. These qualities, along with the sound degradation, ultimately led me to returning the pedal. It's just not as great as it is often made out to be, and if you don't need to bend the pitch between octaves, you can get a much better octave effect with an EHX POG.
  
  
  
  On the plus side, the detune function actually makes a great chorus, so it's not all bad. And the pedal can definitely be used to good effect, but it's got some downsides. Too many for me.

  Gesamteindruck

  I returned it. There's some good stuff here, but if Digitech could make it true bypass, ditch the AC adapter and make it 9V DC, and rid the delay between playing and hearing notes, it would be much better. Maybe the original WH-1 is better, but from what I can hear of the big name artists that use the WH-1, it sounds almost exactly like the current pedal. I just didn't feel like dealing with the shortcomings at the end of the day, and I feel the POG gives a better alternative for someone who doesn't need the expression pedal function of it.
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25 Produktbewertungen über DigiTech Whammy WH-4 in Französisch

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6 Produktbewertungen über DigiTech Whammy WH-4 in Englisch

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Eine Produktbewetung über DigiTech Whammy WH-4 in Spanisch

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