Mooer Pitchbox Pitch Shifter Harmonizer Pedal MPS1

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Effects Modes: Harmony, Pitch Shift, Detune Harmony: It shifts the pitch and mixes it back with the original signal to create a rich harmonic voice Pitch Shift: Outputs a precise polyphonic pitch shifting voice. The rotary control then selects the interval of the pitch shift, taking you all the way up - or down - two octaves.

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The three-way toggle at the top of the pedal selects one of three modes: a harmoniser, pitch shifter or detune effect.

The detune option mixes a subtle pitch shift with your original guitar tone for a spacey, ambient sound that isn't a million miles away from a chorus or tremolo, but different enough to stand out on its own. Detune: It slightly shifts the pitch and mixes it back with the original signal to create a chorus-like effect, it offers a great spacy feeling. I use this pedal on define -2 which with drive added gives you a very close guitar sound to the Van Hagar period of Van Halen.