Morpheus Capo Guitar Effects Pedal 888365673882

Works perfectly... I couldn't help but laugh out loud at the review complaints that it doesn't work for acoustic/electric guitars.... Really? What do people expect, That the pedal is somehow going to plug the sound hole so that no sound escapes the sound hole? Think about that complaint for a few seconds. LOLYou can use the 12 string effect with your acoustic/electric and it works great for that effect.Plug your ELECTRIC guitar into the pedal and the capo and 12 string effects work perfectly, no tone distortion...If I could change one feature, I would put the trim level knob on the front somewhere for easier access.

If you only want to use it on a 6-string guitar, it's very nice. I do like the sounds I can get from it as well as not having to carry a capo around for my 6-string. It does not work for a 12-string, but I've already got that problem handled.

The pedal worked perfectly for an electric guitar as one doesn't hear the original note. For an acoustic guitar however it does not work as the original note from the guitar is heard as well as the pitched up note creating a dischord heard by both the artist and audience near the stage.The fact that it is unsuitable for acoustic guitars should be highlighted on the web site

This electronic app does what it. Is supposed to. It’s tonal quality doesn’t seems to be super though. It doesn’t sound natural and sounds a little too chimey for me. Wouldn’t use it live, do use it in my practice room for practicing.

I bought this pedal on sale. For what I paid it is a good deal - sturdy construction, solid feel. The pitch shifting range, however, is fairly limited compared to other pedals - I have the tiny Mooer Pitchbox pedal which was also cheap and which can not only go up but down in tune as well, plus a few other bells & whistles that the Morpheus doesn't offer. The pedal does not sound any better either - hard to figure out a good reason why you should add this one to your collection, other than sheer affordability. This one will not replace the Mooer (which uses a quarter of pedal board real estate compared to the Morpheus).

The Morpheus Capo seems to work great with a solid body electric guitar. Does what is stated in the product description. However, I intended to use it with an Acoustic / Electric guitar which does not work well at all. Lots of sound "artifacts" coming through making it unusable.

Great Thanx !!!

Does not work good with acoustic.