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MGR/Billy « Boss PS-6 »
Published on 09/27/11 at 15:00Boss recently released the PS-6 Harmonist Pitch Shifter. This unit picks up where the PS-4 and PS-5 have left off.
I was in my local guitar shop and thought I'd check this out. I always loved the guitar work of Boston and Queen and thought this would get me into the ballpark. New the pedal is $139.
So many options in this tiny pedal. You can go down 3 octaves or up 4, add that in with your current instruments range and you are covering a whole lot of ground!
Other options are harmony based on keys. Enter in whatever key you are in with the option of major or minor and choose the interval you'd like harmonized.
There is a blend knob to adjust how much effected and dry signal you want.
Stereo outputs, mono input and an option expression pedal out (I have not tried this, but image it does what the Digitech Whammy does)
Saved presets would be an amazing feature to be added, but in reality are you going to use harmony guitar on EVERY song?
The standard, you gotta be doing something absolutely crazy to break this construction that has been offered by Boss for years.
The finish is a bright blue and has the same jack locations and power input as most Boss pedals
Add a new dimension and range to your instrument. Easy to use out of the box and the tracking is exceptional.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I was in my local guitar shop and thought I'd check this out. I always loved the guitar work of Boston and Queen and thought this would get me into the ballpark. New the pedal is $139.
So many options in this tiny pedal. You can go down 3 octaves or up 4, add that in with your current instruments range and you are covering a whole lot of ground!
Other options are harmony based on keys. Enter in whatever key you are in with the option of major or minor and choose the interval you'd like harmonized.
There is a blend knob to adjust how much effected and dry signal you want.
Stereo outputs, mono input and an option expression pedal out (I have not tried this, but image it does what the Digitech Whammy does)
Saved presets would be an amazing feature to be added, but in reality are you going to use harmony guitar on EVERY song?
The standard, you gotta be doing something absolutely crazy to break this construction that has been offered by Boss for years.
The finish is a bright blue and has the same jack locations and power input as most Boss pedals
Add a new dimension and range to your instrument. Easy to use out of the box and the tracking is exceptional.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com