Re: To use an octave device?

[Brian McLean <blmclean@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Richard Hunter wrote:

> The Digitech RP-100, 200, and 300 are reasonably priced, and the pitch
> shifter will take you down an octave beautifully, chords and all.  It
> sounds exactly like a harp pitched an octave lower.  Check out the
> sample of "Pull of the Moon" at my website at
> http://www.hunterharp.com/freemus.html for an example.  The Whammy
> effect will even take you down 2 octaves, but it's not easy to control
> (e.g. to keep in tune).
> 
> For a one-octave downshift that sounds like a harp, the RP series does
> the job very well.
I use an RP-10. Bought it used for $150. Love it love it love it. I can
crank my amp and use the volume pedal on the pedal to get the right
overdriven sound that I like. It also sounds good at low volume.