digitech drop pedal problems DigiTech Drop Polyphonic Drop Tune Pedal - Black
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digitech drop pedal problems DigiTech Drop Polyphonic Drop Tune Pedal - Black

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digitech drop pedal problems DigiTech Drop Polyphonic Drop Tune Pedal - BlackProduct Information The Digitech Drop Guitar Pedal in Black is a dedicated polyphonic drop tune pedal that allows you to drop your tuning from one semitone down to a full octave. Get a down tuned chunk without having to change guitars! The Drop also features a momentary latching switch. With the switch set to momentary, you can turn the Drop into a true performance pedal. Fast trills and roller coaster pitch dips are at the tip of your toes. Features

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The Digitech Drop Guitar Pedal in Black is a dedicated polyphonic drop tune pedal that allows you to drop your tuning from one semitone down to a full octave. Get a down-tuned chunk without having to change guitars! The Drop also features a momentary/latching switch. With the switch set to momentary, you can turn the Drop into a true performance pedal. Fast trills and roller-coaster pitch dips are at the tip of your toes.

Features

  • Polyphonic pitch-shifting pedal, packed with instantaneous and spot-on tracking
  • 9 drop-tuned settings to choose from, including 1–7 semitones down, a full octave down, or a full octave down with your dry signal blended in
  • Simple control layout includes a knob to choose your pitch-shifted setting and a momentary/latching footswitch
  • Momentary setting can be configured to temporarily activate either your wet or dry signal while the footswitch is held down
  • True bypass construction ensures your tone remains uncoloured when the pedal is disengaged

Drop Effects Settings

  • Setting 1 - Transposes guitar signal down 1 semitone
  • Setting 2 - Transposes guitar signal down 2 semitones
  • Setting 3 - Transposes guitar signal down 3 semitones
  • Setting 4 - Transposes guitar signal down 4 semitones
  • Setting 5 - Transposes guitar signal down 5 semitones
  • Setting 6 - Transposes guitar signal down 6 semitones.
  • Setting 7 - Transposes guitar signal down 7 semitones
  • Setting OCT - Transposes guitar signal down 1 octave.
  • Setting OCT + DRY - Transposes guitar signal down 1 octave and adds dry signal

Note: A semitone is the smallest interval used in classical Western music, equal to a twelfth of an octave or half a tone; a half step.

Included Items:

  • DigiTech Drop Polyphonic Drop Tune Pedal
  • PS0913DC Power Supply
  • Online Owner’s Manual and Warranty Registration Information Card

Specifications:

  • Advanced Polyphonic Drop Tune Algorithm
  • Drop From 1 Semi-Tone to a Full Octave
  • Momentary or Latching Mode
  • 9VDC Power Supply Included
  • True Bypass
  • Input 1/4" Unbalanced (Tip-Sleeve)
  • Output 1/4" Unbalanced (Tip-Sleeve)
  • Controls Amount, Momentary On/Off
  • A/D/A Converter 24-bit
  • Sampling Rate 44.1 kHz
  • Power Supply: 9V DC 300mA power supply required (included)
  • Weight 0.36 lbs. (0.163 kgs.)
  • Dimensions 4.75” (L) x 2.875” (W) x 1.75” (H)
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