Back to navigation


Octave Up, Octave Down, and Fifth Up Effects





This article was


Written By





Our Product Research Team





Get to know them!





From 12-string guitar tones to organ sounds and synth effects, the T-Rex Quint Machine gives you much more than octave doubling effects. You have separate volume controls for Fifth Up, Octave Up, and Octave Down effects. Blend them with your dry signal, or remove your dry tone altogether for more extreme effects. And thanks to precise polyphonic tracking, the pitch effects won't glitch out even when you're playing your fastest. Guitarists at Sweetwater know that sometimes an octave effect is just what you need to take a guitar part over the top, and we're impressed with the sonic range of the T-Rex Quint Machine pitch shifter pedal.





Related Videos: Quint Machine Four-tone Generator Pedal





NOW PLAYING:


Sweetwater Review and Demo





Product Demo





T-Rex effects: guitarist designed, quality built





Danish tone pioneers T-Rex Engineering have been making quality effects pedals and guitar gear since the 1990s. T-Rex pedals are made using some of the best components in the industry, like film/foil electrolytic capacitors, lifetime-use pots, and rugged footswitches, toggles, and connectors. T-Rex's better-known pedals include the Replica digital delay and Mudhoney distortion, which can be found on the pedalboards of top guitarists David Gilmour, John Mayer, Mark Tremonti, and Steve Morse.





T-Rex Quint Machine Pitch Effects Pedal Features:


Pitch effects pedal with Octave Up, Octave Down, and Fifth Up


Separate volume controls for each pitch offer a wide range of effects


Combine with your dry signal, or leave your dry signal out


Ideal for 12-string guitar tones, organ sounds, and synth-style effects


Fast polyphonic tracking for tight pitch effects that won't glitch out


Powered by 9-volt power supply (sold separately)


Expand the sonic range of your guitar with the T-Rex Quint Machine pedal.