Includes power supply and adapter for 1/4” microphone jack.

The DigiTech Talker is a rare, highly sought-after vocal synthesis and vocoder pedal released in the late 1990s. It achieved legendary status because of its use by electronic music pioneers like Daft Punk on albums such as Discovery and Human After All. Unlike a traditional talk box that requires a cumbersome plastic mouth tube, the Talker electronically blends an instrument signal with a microphone input using Linear Prediction Coding to achieve incredibly crisp, clear vocal modulation.

Key Features & Sonic Options The unit features a distinctive trapezoidal chassis and functions primarily by running a 1/4-inch instrument input (guitar, bass, or synthesizer) alongside an XLR microphone input. It synthesizes the two inputs across six distinct onboard processing presets: [1, 2, 3]

NuVo: The most famous setting, offering ultra-clear, pristine electronic speech synthesis reminiscent of classic French house music.

Talkbox: Recreates the classic, throat-filtered sound of a traditional mechanical talk box without the mess.

NuWah: Combines vocal formant characteristics with a standard envelope wah-wah modulation.

TazMania: A wilder, growling, and aggressively quirky vocal effect.

Alien: Shakes up the pitch and synthesis for otherworldly, sci-fi metallic timbres.

AutoTalk: Generates automated modulated patterns across the incoming instrument signal.