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The POG variants are a little pricey for my taste, but I can't seem to find something that...does what I want it to.

So yeah, is there anything else out there that does dry signal and octave down at once?

Any help is appreciated,

Aqua

All octave down pedals do that...

Questions!
Do you need to play more then one note at a time?
What is your budget?
What instrument are you going to play through it?

smallsound/bigsound guhuuughg

Sorry, probably should've thought that through a bit more. I need it to be able to track chords and such, more than 2 notes at least. I'll be playing guitar through it, and budget is...midprice? I'm not on a particularly tight budget at least.

The key word then is polyphonic. Boss makes two [or made] and the Digitech wammy come to mind.

Thanks! The OC-3 sounds rather promising.

It's a ok pedal, I have one but I don't really remember how it sounds on guitar. It is kind of harsh sounding which has it's pluses and minuses.

I see...is there anything not necessarily polyphonic that you would suggest otherwise?

Also,

Eric! wrote:smallsound/bigsound guhuuughg

the TAFM does suboctaves?

Arion Octave pedal is where it is at.

I've got a Boss OC3. It does a pretty good job of tracking with guitars, in the polyphonic setting but it's not perfect (but what octave pedal is?). It's better with a baritone guitar, especially if you use the neck pup.

Aquafina wrote:I see...is there anything not necessarily polyphonic that you would suggest otherwise?

Also,

Eric! wrote:smallsound/bigsound guhuuughg

the TAFM does suboctaves?

The TAFM is not the guhuuughg. It doesn't do octaves as far as I know but I don't own one so don't take my word for it.

DOD octoplus rules.

elbandito wrote:I've got a Boss OC3. It does a pretty good job of tracking with guitars, in the polyphonic setting but it's not perfect (but what octave pedal is?). It's better with a baritone guitar, especially if you use the neck pup.

Aquafina wrote:I see...is there anything not necessarily polyphonic that you would suggest otherwise?

Also,

Eric! wrote:smallsound/bigsound guhuuughg

the TAFM does suboctaves?

The TAFM is not the guhuuughg. It doesn't do octaves as far as I know but I don't own one so don't take my word for it.

Did not even stop to think that that was a model name.

Thanks for the words on the OC3 as well. I'd be looking to use it for a kind of...faux-bass backing, if that makes sense.

Aquafina wrote:

elbandito wrote:I've got a Boss OC3. It does a pretty good job of tracking with guitars, in the polyphonic setting but it's not perfect (but what octave pedal is?). It's better with a baritone guitar, especially if you use the neck pup.


Thanks for the words on the OC3 as well. I'd be looking to use it for a kind of...faux-bass backing, if that makes sense.

Yeah, that makes sense. I used it for a similar purpose a couple of times and I will soon be trying to use it with a baritone guitar to try to negate the need for a bass player altogether. It will definitely do the trick if all you want is to fatten up your sound with some added low end. But the more notes you try to add, the more likely it will be to get all screwy. Also, the octave down is less prominent in the poly setting than it is in either the 1 down or 2 down settings, fyi.

Eric! wrote:smallsound/bigsound guhuuughg

i think you added an extra u in there
lol at the name in general