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Features |
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This pedal is very cool. it has controls for the different pitches of the harmonies. it also has independent volume controls for the two signals. (actual played note and harmonized note)
Pretty easy to use. if you know some musical theory that helps to figure this pedal out. |
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Playability |
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Like I said, this pedal is pretty easy to use. It's not exactly "plug-n-play" but you wont be fiddling around for too long before you get the harmony that you want. |
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Quality |
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The downside to this pedal is you have to really try hard to get a nice, clean harmony. The pedal kinda mixes the two notes toogether so it does get muddy sometimes. No noise when activated though. I've never tried any other harmonist pedal before so I wouln't know how it sounds compared to others.
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Durability |
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It's a Boss, what else do I have to tell you. It's very reliable. |
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Overall |
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I like this pedal a lot. If you're rehearsing with your band and you need that harmony quick, this pedal will help you a lot. I don't suggest paying over $90 for one though. Overall, this pedal is a good option for guitarists who need a quick harmony. Don't be afraid to fiddle either, many cool sounds can be achieved with this little pedal. |
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