- Proprietary polyphonic up pitch
- Up tune up to 3½ steps
in
½-step increments - Full Octave Up Ttune and Octaver/ 12 string effect
- Latching EFFECT ON/OFF switch
- Momentary UP and TOGGLE/DOWN switches
- Bright backlit UP TUNE, OCTAVE, OCTAVER, TOGGLE and EFFECT indicators
- Rear panel TRIM LEVEL control with front panel LED level display
- IN, OUT and power supply jacks (power supply included)
- Rear panel USB port for software updates
- Patent Pending
- Rugged cast-metal chassis
- Two-year limited warranty
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The Bomber gives your guitar Instant polyphonic pitch shifting creating full chordal whammy bar string bending as well as 3 octave Dive Bombs!
The MORPHEUS BOMBER pedal – do deep dive bombs and full chordal whammy bar string bending with the Bomber pedal– and your guitar never goes out of tune! This is the hottest pitch-shifting technology in years to hit the stompbox market. The BOMBER pedal utilizes propriety polyphonic pitch shifting algorithms to bend ALL of your strings with stunning accuracy -- replicating all of the stunning effects produced by mechanical tremolos as well as some new and exciting guitar tricks. The BOMBER pedal's innovative design strikes a perfect balance between control and ease of use. No more bending over to change pedal settings. Select a range from two octaves up, to three octaves Down by simply using your foot.
The BOMBER pedal's innovative design strikes a perfect balance between control and ease of use. No more bending over to change pedal settings. Select a range from two octaves up, to three octaves Down by simply using your foot. Features a 3 octave foot controlled Dive Bomb!. Incredible tremolo Duplicates all the stunts of a whammy bar! Rear panel trim control. Rear panel TRIM LEVEL control with front panel LED level display. IN, OUT and power supply jacks (power supply included).
Rear panel USB port for software updates. Patent Pending Rugged cast-metal chassis. Two-year limited warranty
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PREMIER GUITAR REVIEW
Pitch bending and shifting pedals have been around for decades. From the simplest early octave fuzz pedals to the '70s Electro Harmonix Micro Synth and Mutron Octave Dividers all the way up to the Digitech Whammy, effects builders have given players a lot of ways to tweak pitch over the years.
Pitch shifting is not without limitations, however. Many pitch shifters are monophonic pedals and can only handle two notes simultaneously if they're played in perfect intervals like octaves, fourths or fifths. Once a third or seventh gets thrown into the mix—or for that matter a simple barre chord—things get garbled up fast. Morpheus' Bomber...
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Bomber Review by Craig Anderton
ANALOG VERSUS DIGITAL? THAT'S SO 1999. IT'S BEEN SAID THE ONLY RULE IN RECORDING IS THAT THERE ARE NO RULES, SO CAST OFF THOSE PREJUDICES AND PICK THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE RIGHT JOB
MORPHEUS BOMBER PEDAL A Virtual Vibrato Tailpiece? Yes, But It's More Than That Pitch-shifting guitar signals isn't new; just ask anyone who bought a DigiTech Whammy pedal ten years ago. But time marches on, technology improves, and DSP gets faster and more accurate—which brings us to the Bomber, a truly polyphonic (yes, you can play chords), pedal-controlled pitch shifter.
This is cheating!!! | Review By: Quentin L Cook - Amazon
One word - awesome! Definitely one of the coolest pedals I have played in years. Like having a floating trem system installed on any guitar. Very cool to be able to go full whammy bar playing a hard tail Les Paul. You can set up the pedal so that depressing it either lowers the pitch (bombs) or raises the pitch (climbs) in defined increments - 2nds, 4ths, 5ths, octave and double octave. If you work with the pedal in 2nd increments, it's very easy to mimic the sound of slide guitar on a standard tuned guitar. Very cool stuff here!
Great Pedal | Review By: Sean W. - Lazy Tech Guys
The sound of the Bomber is great. The bending effects sound authentic even to the highest settings. Even when moving the pedal up and down slowly, the bending sound was smooth and even. Leaving the pedal in the full on position will present some small artifacting on the 2 octaves settings. The sound does come out a bit more digital when in full on position and set to an extreme setting. Considering the pedal is to be used for bending notes, not transposing a guitar two octaves, the sound differences is negligible.
There is no noticeable latency when in full on mode either, the pedal tracking even the fastest playing without any delays or latency. The pedal also has rubber on it to prevent a foot from sliding off while in use. There is no rubber on the bottom but it is a smooth surface so assembly in a pedal board is easy.
The bomber is a great pedal for those who want to bend notes or whole chords without putting your guitar out of tune. The pedal works as advertised allowing the bending of notes for any guitar plugged. The setup is easy and the sound is right where it needs to be.
