It's a shame others can't rate or respond to user reviews, because I have some thoughts on Rick from North Carolina's review. The staff at Sweetwater are too nice to say it. Hey, Rick, I doubt you'll see this, but your "review" is basically just you just letting everyone know you're not very smart.

In the Frequently Asked Questions section for the product, it literally says the receiver requires a 9v power supply, while the transmitter uses 2x AAA. Apparently you missed that part.

Not to mention the fact this product's purpose is to shift the expression of *GUITAR PEDALS*. Guitar pedals almost universally use a *9V power supply*... you see where I'm going with this? Do own any guitar pedals? If so, why don't you already have a 9V power supply? If you don't have any pedals, why the hell did you even buy this product?

Just return the product or realize YOU f'd up and buy the dang power supply, it's about 5% of the price you paid for the product itself. I don't know what you'll do with it, since you don't have any pedals, but at least then you could leave an actual review of the product, rather than a review of your intelligence.

tl/dr Your pointless review says *way* more about you than the actual product. Cheers!

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I took a chance on this ingenious invention after watching the demo from the 2026 NAMM Show. I knew Sweetwater would have my back if I didn't like it and wanted to return it.
After getting past the fact you need a separate 9v power adapter to even set up the receiver (Why, Casio?) I realized I had one which met the Dimension Shifter's specs already. The transmitter runs off of 2-AAA batteries. Pairing the units to one another was almost instantaneous.
For my case, I wanted to bond it to a Darkglass Anagram (for bass) to achieve pitch-shifting, divebombing, wah and sustain effects, among other things. I used a 12" TRS cable to run from the output of the Dimension Shifter to the effects return of the Anagram.
I hooked up the transmitter to the front part of my guitar strap and connected the other side with the guitar strap button. I had to shorten the length of my strap to compensate for the added length of the Dimension Shifter, but it was easy peasy.
Once bonded, it worked beyond my wildest dreams. All I do is push down on the guitar neck with my thumb and I have total control over my desired expression. You can adjust the tension on the transmitter, making it more (or less) sensitive to your actions. There was zero perceived latency while performing.
In addition to the cool form factor, my foot is no longer tethered to a floor expression pedal, giving me the freedom to roam around while expressing my notes.
I cannot say enough good things about this little wonder with the exception of being initially aggrieved that Casio doesn't supply the 9v power adapter required to actually be able to use the receiver. Whoever thought was a good idea? It frustrated me to the point that I was going to return the unit because of it. Luckily, I had a power supply which fit the specs to run the unit already at hand.
Because I had already left a 2 star review previously due to the abovementioned adapter issue (and I was going to return the unit), I won't take a star off here. It truly is an amazing little piece of technology.

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The unit comes in 2 pieces, one runs off of batteries, the other a 9v adapter, not supplied. So until you spring for the adapter, you have a nice paperweight to use for your cool new effect.

The video demo's look totally cool and I can't wait to try it out. I just have to secure the proper 9v power supply first.

Oh, and did I say the Casio claims you need to use their specific power supply at $