Mooer digitech drop pedal harmonizer guitar pedal mooer pitch box mps1 guitar effect pedal pitch box guitar harmonizer pitch shifter guitar pedal pitch pedal for Electric Guitar Bass True Bypass

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Only bought the product for pitch shifting, which it does well, however you'll need to adjust your tone afterwards, which I've heard is the same with other brands also, so well worth it at this price.

Es un pedal pequeño, pero con gran capacidad para sacarte del apuro de llevar otra guitarra con otra afinación. No sé porqué en mis audífonos en casa, al conectarlo, escuché latencia, pero esta no se escuchó en absoluto en el escenario con mis monitores intraaurales. Creo que la relación costo-beneficio es insuperable.

This is a great helper for playing in Nashville's Downtown scene, where often songs are transposed to save a singer's voice. There's other pedal's that do the same thing for much more and take more space on the pedalboard. This is a great option or backup for the digitech. If you're on the fence like I was, just take the plunge it does the things. I will say...it does have a strange oscillating thing that happens to the sound and gets worse the lower down you pitch the unit. keep it to -1 or -2 and you're good. I have used it at -5 for heavier stuff and so far no one's said anything lol.

I see that there are a few poor reviews on this unit, but man, I think people would complain that their $50 guitar doesn't sound as good as a $5000 Gibson. Come one already. This is a very good unit for a very reasonable price. Would I use it on stage? I don't know ... I don't play on stage. I'm a man cave rock-star. It's more than good enough for me. I can do Drop D and Drop C with a flick of the switch. No need to cut into the nuts to accommodate thicker gauge strings. Granted, it won't chug as hard as dedicated guitars with thicker gauge strings ... but man, this costs less than lunch at McD's for the family. As mentioned in a previous post, put this in front of your chain.