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Description

For guitarists seeking to elevate their sound without the hassle of traditional capos, the Morpheus Capo is a game-changer. This innovative pedal empowers you to effortlessly switch tunings mid-song, offering a seamless performance every time. Say goodbye to cumbersome capo adjustments; with the Morpheus Capo, you can electronically alter your tuning across a 3 1/2-step range in precise 1/2-step increments. Thanks to its proprietary polyphonic algorithm, it ensures your instrument retains perfect pitch and intonation, capturing the natural harmonic overtones without any unwanted artifacts.

But the magic doesn’t stop there. The Full Octave Up setting allows you to leap an entire octave, transforming your sound and providing a fresh sonic palette. Engage the Octaver/12-string emulator to double your first two strings and add an octave to the rest, creating a rich, layered sound reminiscent of a 12-string guitar without the typical phase issues.

Built for durability, the Morpheus Capo features a rugged cast-metal chassis and sturdy switches designed to withstand the rigors of live performances. Developed by a team of effects experts with decades of experience, the pedal includes intuitive controls and ultra-bright LEDs for easy navigation even on the darkest stage. Whether you're a touring professional or a bedroom enthusiast, this pedal is your ticket to a world of tonal possibilities.

Key Features:

  • Proprietary polyphonic up pitch ensures accurate harmonics and natural overtones
  • Allows tuning up to 3 1/2 steps in 1/2-step increments
  • Full Octave Up and Octaver/12-string emulator settings
  • Latching EFFECT ON/OFF switch with Momentary DOWN and TOGGLE/UP switches
  • Bright backlit control panel with UP TUNE, OCTAVE, OCTAVER, and EFFECT indicators
  • Rear-panel TRIM LEVEL control with front panel LED level display
  • Durable cast-metal chassis
  • Two-year manufacturer's limited warranty

Product specs

Brand Morpheus
Model Capo
Finish Silver
Year 2010s

FAQs

How does the Morpheus Capo pedal work on a guitar?

The Morpheus Capo pedal electronically shifts the pitch of your guitar, allowing you to virtually capo up to 3 1/2 steps in 1/2-step increments, while maintaining perfect pitch and intonation.

Can the Morpheus Capo be used with both electric and acoustic guitars?

Yes, the Morpheus Capo is designed to work with both electric and acoustic guitars, providing seamless pitch shifting without the need for a physical capo.

Does the Morpheus Capo pedal affect the tone of the guitar?

The Morpheus Capo maintains the natural tone of your guitar while electronically altering the pitch, ensuring that your sound remains authentic and unaffected by the pitch shift.

What power supply does the Morpheus Capo require?

The Morpheus Capo pedal requires a standard 9V DC power supply, commonly used for many guitar pedals, to operate effectively.

Is the Morpheus Capo suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Morpheus Capo is ideal for live performances, allowing quick and accurate pitch changes on stage without the need for a physical capo.

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Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Morpheus Capo.

Features and functionality

  • The Morpheus Capo pedal tends to sound more wobbly when pitch shifting further from the original tuning, especially when shifting up.

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  • The Morpheus Capo is noted for having a reversed polarity, which can cause issues when integrating into pedalboards without the correct power supply.

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Use cases and applications

  • Works well for tuning down for metal, such as tuning down four half steps to C standard.

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  • Users have reported that the Morpheus Capo adds an interesting chorus effect when shifting down a full step, enhancing its use for creative sound design.

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User experience

  • Users find the pedal effective when combined with a drive pedal, improving the sound quality and stability when shifting pitches.

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Value and pricing

  • Priced at $60, it is considered a worthwhile investment by some users for expanding tuning options without needing additional guitars.

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Comparisons

  • Compared to modern pitch shifters like the Digitech Drop, the Morpheus Capo has more latency, but its imperfections can lead to unique sound textures.

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Setup and maintenance

  • When using the Morpheus Capo, ensure the power supply matches its specific requirement of 12V at 500mA to avoid functionality issues.

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Critic Reviews

Morpheus DropTune and Capo Pedals – MusicPlayers.com

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The Morpheus DropTune and Capo pedals promise to be a game-changer for gigging musicians, offering the convenience of pitch-shifting without retuning or swapping guitars. The DropTune pedal efficiently lowers guitar pitches, while the Capo pedal raises them, solving intonation issues typical of physical capos. However, both pedals suffer from latency and subtle tone changes, making them less than perfect substitutes for traditional methods. While useful in live settings, the sound quality isn't flawless, and the pedals are somewhat pricey at $200 each. Ideal for utility, but purists may find the tonal compromises hard to overlook.

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