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DigiTech HammerOn

The HammerOn is a digital harmonizer that generates accompanying harmonies and pitch-shifted effects from your playing. It offers seven modes covering hammer-ons, trills, instant harmonies, and tuning effects.

  • 9V DC · center −
  • 200 mA
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The rundown

Highlights

  • Seven modes for pitch shifting, harmonies, and tuning applications
  • Runs on 9V DC power supply with 200 mA current draw
  • Compact footprint at 88.6 x 130 mm
  • Made in the USA and currently in production
  • Guitar Player gave it 5 out of 5; Premier Guitar rated it 4 out of 5

Best for

Players seeking pitch-shifting and harmony effects with multiple tonal possibilities.

Professional reviews

What the press rated it. We link to each review; read the full piece for the details.

Quick facts

Power
9V DC
Current draw
200 mA
Polarity
Center negative
Dimensions
88.6 × 130 mm
Status
In production

Where to buy DigiTech HammerOn

$233.79 lowest new price · Reverb

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Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the HammerOn use?

The HammerOn runs on a 9V DC power supply with a center-negative connector and requires 200 mA of current.

How many modes does the HammerOn have?

The HammerOn features seven modes for pitch shifting, harmonies, and effects.

What do reviewers think of the HammerOn?

Guitar Player gave it a 5 out of 5 rating, praising its range of tones and practical applications. Premier Guitar rated it 4 out of 5, noting its sturdy build and ease of use but suggesting it could be more specialized.

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Page last updated September 29, 2026.