Donner Octave Guitar Pedal, Harmonic Square Digital Octave Pedal Pitch Shifter 7 Shift Types 3 Tone Modes Sharp Detune Flat True Bypass
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Color: Red Octave
Features
- [Octave Guitar Pedal] With 7 shift types and 3 tone mode toggles, Harmonic Square guitar pedal gives you 21 options of semitonal, octave and detune sounds.
- [3 Tone Modes] Harmonic Square octave pedal has 3 tone modes including Sharp, Flat, and Detune. Sharp: Pitch up. Detune: Adjustable pitch signal shifted by 10 cents. Flat: Pitch down.
- [2 Knob] WET Knob: Adjust the harmonic signal level. DRY Knob: Adjust the dry signal level.
- [Durable Guitar Pedal] Whole Aluminium-alloy classic, stable and strong. LED indicator shows the working state.
- [True Bypass Guitar Pedal] Digital circuit design, true bypass provides transparent tone. DC 9V Adapter power supply.(Not included)
Brand: Donner
Style: Octave Pedal, Pitch Shifter, Guitar, Bass
Color: Red Octave
Product Dimensions: 3.7"L x 1.7"W x 2"H
Item Weight: 0.25 Kilograms
Item Weight: 8.8 ounces
Product Dimensions: 2.36 x 2.44 x 3.94 inches
Item model number: EC966
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 10, 2017
Color Name: Red Octave
Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio
Signal Format: Analog
Power Source: Adapter
Voltage: 9 Volts
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Color: Black Tuner
This is a well built pedal, no question about it. The foot switch/button is smooth, positive and quiet. This is a silent pedal when not activated so it also serves as a handy mute feature for anything past the tuner. Accuracy is spot-on in accordance with my Korg tuner (Y-splitter with the two side-by-side), the Donner matches approximately 1 cent accuracy - this is more than sufficient for ANY gigging or recording that I ever plan to do. The bottom of the pedal includes nice rubber pads that keep the pedal in place on hard surfaces, yet they're thin enough that Velcro/hook-and-loop will protrude enough to mount to a board with Velcro without having to remove the rubber feet - while this seems like a minor thing, IMO this is huge and I wish more pedal manufacturers did this. The case is super tough (metal) and the surface has a nice matte finish which reduces reflection and glare from bright lighting - again this seems like a minor feature but it makes a big difference in the real world and it goes to show that Donner has thought through EVERY detail of this pedal. And I have found that what is apparent on the outside is consistent with the attention to detail given to the inside. Of course as with most pedals it does not come with a DC power supply but if you're reading pedal reviews you probably already know this :) and you probably also have a variety of workarounds. I prefer a battery clip snap connector anyway (search "Mr. Power 9V Battery Clip Converter 2.1mm 5.5mm" - they're $3ea) or just chaining another connector on my board's DC power supply, no biggie. I don't understand why some people complain about this - powering a pedal isn't complicated or expensive. In fact, I appreciate pedal manufacturers keeping prices low while allowing ME to decide how to power the thing anyway. The ONLY potential downside is the brightness of the LED, particularly the red, it's borderline blinding (the pics don't begin to illustrate it :)) The LCD display is awesome, lots of useful indicators in there that help bring you to tune quickly but in low light conditions the red LED is overpowering; in low lighting I can't even read the display until the green LED kicks in - at which time I don't need to see the LCD display screen. I may dim it with some tape to take the bright edge off - and of course mine may be an exception but I thought I'd share just the same. Overall this is a minor issue and doesn't take away from the awesomeness of this pedal. IMO it's worth every dime, it's WAY better built than its competitors in the price range and it performs at least as good as (if not notably better than) other tuners I have that cost 2x as much or more. It's hard to imagine regretting this purchase, I plan to get one for each amp even though I don't have pedal boards for each amp. At this price I think everyone should have one sitting on/near every amp.
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