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Morpheus CAPOItem ID: CapoPolyphonic Pitch Up Guitar Pedal with 3 1/2-step Capo Range, Octave Up, and Octaver/12-string Guitar Emulation 
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From Our Research Team:A Modern CAPO Solution for Modern GuitaristsHere's a solution that's perfect for guitarists who want to be able to quickly change tunings in the middle of a set (or even a song), without having to reach for a capo or swap out guitars. The CAPO pedal from Morpheus changes the game, giving you a painless way to virtually capo your guitar with just the press of a switch. Select from a 3 1/2-step range divided into 1/2-step increments, and electronically capo your guitar while retaining perfect pitch and intonation. The CAPO isn't just some pitch shifting pedal branded as a virtual capo, it uses a proprietary polyphonic algorithm to maintain your guitar's naturally appropriate harmonic overtones. That means no ugly artifacts — just pure capo magic!But that's not all that the CAPO pedal can do. Its Full Octave Up setting instantly boosts your pitch by one octave. This allows you to create some truly cool-sounding effects when you quickly toggle the effect during runs or rapid ascending or descending. You can also activate the octave effect on top of your original sound for a breathtakingly realistic Octaver/12-string guitar sound, which doubles the first two strings and adds an octave to the rest. And because the Morpheus CAPO pedal is designed to fully recreate accurate harmonics based on the original sound of your strings, this 12-string effect doesn't generate the kind of unpredictable phase issues of a real 12-string guitar. The CAPO pedal is a professionally designed tool with a cast metal chassis and solid feeling switches that will withstand years of the kind of routine abuse that any pedal is bound to take. Developed by Morpheus — a team of effects gurus with a combined half-century of effects design — the CAPO is an example of what a talented group of innovative minds can create. The CAPO also features ultra-bright LEDs set into a logically designed control panel, and a rear-panel trim level control. Morpheus CAPO Polyphonic Pitch Up Pedal Features at a Glance:
Morpheus CAPO polyphonic pitch up pedal is the faster, smarter way to retune your guitar! CAPO Image Gallery
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Reviewsbased on 3 reviewsMorpheus Capo Great Stage Solution
by Ibis Luzia from Brazil
It is a great pleasure to buy from you. I consider Sweetwater the best music equipment shop for brazilians in the USA. I aways recommend you to my friends and to anybody wanting an equipment or instru... read more [+]ment in the USA.April 22, 2011 Music Background: Bassist, Live Performer Regarding Simon, for sure he is also responsible for this degree of appreciation I have for you. He is very attentive and very reliable aways. He is a great professional. The equipment I bought from you (Morpheus Capo) is really astonishing. In fact, I did not buy it to use on my guitar as I prefer to use the physical capo. I have no problems using a capo. I bought it to use on my Variax bass and I have to say it works much better on the bass than on the guitar. Bassists are very resistant to use a "physical capo" on the bass and I agree with them: it is in fact weird, to say the least. But with the Morpheus Capo I can now use different tunings on the bass for live presentations without the displeasure of a physical capo on the bass being noticed by the audience. I would say this product is really more directed to the bass player than to the guitar player, because using a physical capo on the guitar is not a problem at all and it really sounds better (Morpheus capo produces glitches on the higher notes as any pitch shifter). But for the bass, it is an entirely different scenario. Using an F sharp tuning on the bass required a bass tuned to F sharp which is expensive and not aways affordable (you have to use thinner strings because it requires more tension on the neck also, and, of course, an additional bass). With the Morpheus capo it is possible to use just the same basic setup with no worries. Just plug in the same bass tuned to standard tuning, choose the tuning you want and it is perfect. Now, playing those weird bass lines on F sharp or G is not a headache for the bass player anymore. And the construction of this stomp is really impressive. Built on rugged metal enclosure, it is prepared for the heavy duty use required on even the most aggressive stages. close [-] Morpheus Capo
by Walter Schilling from Eastlake, OH
This device works well with my Squire Telecaster guitar. However, unless the volume of the guitar amplifier is turned quite high, you sometimes get some weird chords between the vibration of the strin... read more [+]gs and what comes out of the speaker. This is a neat toy to have and I am glad that I purchased it. I may consider buying the DropTune device at some future date. close [-]
February 16, 2012 Music Background: Hobbyist, Recording Engineer Works well - for the occasional use
by Marty from Atlanta, GA USA
I had my eye on Morphues products for some time now - considering either their drop tune or capo pedal ... playing in a cover band I need to span many tunings and I can either use a low tuned guitar a... read more [+]nd capo UP to reach other tunings or i could use a standard tuned guitar and use the drop tune effect. Primarily due to the potential 12 string capability of the CAPO pedal - I decided to go that route. This is the most polyphonic pitch shift i have heard - leaving in tact all the harmonics and over tones; however, it does color your sound. At lower volumes you will hear an almost flanger effect on lower notes and chords when the pedal is engaged. On higher notes (leads beyond 12th fret and higher pitch strings) you get a warbled sound typical of other pitch shift pedals - where you do hear the note you've transposed to but you also hear the tracking trying to keep up with your playing. At higher volumes and higher gain settings you lose the flanger effect mention, but that warble on the leads does not go away. The end result - if you're carrying a second guitar for one of two songs ... this pedal is likely good enough to let you leave that other guitar at home. If however, you are playing an entire setlist of alternate tunings - i think you'll find yourself wishing you had the real thing. Morphesus CAPO is a great patch or band aid to get you through a quick need, but is certainly no substitute for the real thing. close [-]
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