Morpheus DropTune Octave Guitar Effects Pedal

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Morpheus DropTune Octave Guitar Effects Pedal

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Give your guitar instant polyphonic drop tuning.

With the Morpheus Droptune guitar effect pedal, you can easily go from one pitch for a particular song to a different pitch on the next without having to retune your guitar or needing multiple guitars for various step-down de-tunings.

For example, play an E chord in standard tuning, then use this unique pedal to drop tune your guitar so the chord is changed to an Eb, D, Db, C, B, Bb, or A.

This lets guitarists get that heavy drop-tuned tone at different pitches without dealing with floppy string buzz, extra-heavy-gauge strings or carrying around expensive extra guitars. The same goes for foam-deadened acoustic guitars or electric violins.

If your singer has a bad throat night, you can drop-tune your guitar to accommodate him without having to change neck position or retune.

The Morpheus DropTune guitar pedal also features effect-toggling so you can instantly toggle back and forth between the dropped pitch and the EFFECT OFF for a cool up/down pitch-shift effect during solos or power chord rhythm patterns. Additionally, the DropTune pedal has Full Octave Drop and a great-sounding Octaver.

Don't mistake this for a mere pitch-shifting stompbox—the DropTune uses proprietary polyphonic pitch-drop algorithms that maintain perfect harmonic accuracy and tonally correct overtones. The DropTune was developed by a team of guitar effects pros with over 50 years of experience at other companies where they created some of today's most famous pedals.

With a cast-metal chassis; solid, positive-feeling steel switches; and non-skid rubber feet, the DropTune is solidly built for years of use and abuse. LED indicators are bright and easy to see.

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Morpheus DropTune Octave Guitar Effects Pedal Features:

  • Proprietary polyphonic pitch drop
    Drop tune up to 3-1/2 steps in 1/2-step decrements
    Full Octave Drop and Octaver
    Latching Effect On/Off switch
    Momentary Down and Toggle/Up switches
    Bright backlit DropTune, Octave, Octaver, Toggle and Effect indicators
    Rear panel Trim Level control with front panel LED level display
    In, Out, and power supply jacks (power supply included)
    Rugged cast-metal chassis
    Two-year limited warranty




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  • Morpheus Drop Tuner

    As reviewed by Dennis CIRCUIT OF PAYNE on 2/2/2010

    This pedal is (ALMOST) unbelievable. All it took for me to buy it was just a couple of demos. I'm not going to B.S. here. This pedal was what I have needed for years. I was using three guitars, now I use just two, one is just a back-up. My other guitar player envys me! lol. Its so easy to use, does not effect tone. If you are in a cover band like I am, then you know how songs requier different tunings. Well, this pedal is the answer to all of those down tuning problems.. It's a little pricey, but worth every penny in my book. I love this pedal..

    26 of 26 people found this review helpful.

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  • a real time saver

    As reviewed by Tom on 12/31/2009

    I try to be a versitile musician. Ill play anything from Spanish classical to dethklok, and when its time for some metal i hate having to tune my guitar 2 steps down just so i can cover/record a lot of metal songs, also my main metal guitar has a floyd rose that I mostly keep in standard E. The droptune petal is perfect for people who tune down a lot to different keys, especially if you play with a floating tremolo that doesnt like that. This makes all that possible with the click of a button. I also like this petal because it allows you to put your guitar down to something like A. If you actually tune your guitar that low, then youll have to deal with the consequences, and that means fret buzz. I love that now i can play a lot of heavy stuff with my strings reacting normally. The petal also goes down a whole octave. Now i think thats just too low for metal, but it makes a good bass substittute. I dont know if a bass is 1 or 2 octaves lower than a guitar, but this petal allows me to lay down some cool bass lines useing the octaver. This petal has expanded my horizons and saved me a lot of time it might just be the future of music

    15 of 15 people found this review helpful.

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  • To all the dorks out there complaining about warble and tracking

    As reviewed by Mister Big on 4/14/2011

    You ABSOLUTELY MUST run this pedal at the beginning of your effects chain. It needs the clean, un-processed signal from your guitar to work properly. I highly suspect that the people complaining about tracking or "weird" sounds, or tone loss are using the pedal at the end of the chain, or they just heard somebody else say "it robs my guitar of it's tone" and thought it would be cool to repeat.

    3 of 3 people found this review helpful.

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