Morpheus Droptune Pedal Review
Morpheus Droptune Pedal – Maybe the effect pedal called droptune still sounds a little foreign to some guitarists, especially guitarists who often use guitar tuning on E. However, it’s different for guitarists who like to play guitar with unconventional tuning.
From the name given to this effect, it must have occurred to us that this effect is related to things that smell like tuning. This is how this effect functions; to change the tuning on the guitar that we are playing without having to turn the tuning machine itself. And the unique thing is that this effect can process the notes that we play or even chords.
Morpheus Droptune Pedal Features
- Drop tune up to 3-1/2 steps in 1/2-step decrements
- Polyphonic pitch-dropping effects pedal
- Latching Effect On/Off switch
- Full octave drop and octaver
- Bright backlit Drop Tune, Octave, Octaver, Toggle, and Effect indicators
- Momentary Down and Toggle/Up switches
- In, Out, and power supply jacks (power supply comes included)
- Rugged cast-metal chassis
- Rear panel Input Level control with front panel LED level display
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Conceptually, this effect does offer something interesting for guitarists. But in terms of sound, I personally think that the digital impression that comes out of this effect is still felt and it might be a little difficult for guitarists who like analog sound to accept it. And this effect works better when used to treat distorted sound than clean sound.
The most noticeable thing about having this effect is that the user has another solution to play drop-tunning without having to change the string size, but for guitarists who are already comfortable with low tuning and larger string sizes, maybe this effect can be used as a tool to explore. our guitar playing.
