Mooer announces Harmony X2 stereo pitch-shifter pedal

January 12, 2024 · 3 sources

Mooer announced the Mooer Harmony X2, a stereo harmony and pitch-shifting pedal, in the run-up to NAMM 2024, alongside the Tender Octaver X2¹. Delicious Audio reported on the pedal on January 12, 2024²; Guitar World covered both X2 Series pedals on January 15, 2024¹.

The pedal offers 12 pitch options covering the chromatic scale, each with major and minor scales, plus 11 harmony modes including thirds, fifths, sevenths and octaves³¹. Players can set separate harmonic intervals for the left and right outputs, each with its own volume dial, and a Dry dial sets the level of unprocessed signal³². Delicious Audio describes the left channel range as "anywhere from on octave up to a minus 6th" and the right as "anywhere from an octave down to a plus 6th"². A dual footswitch toggles the left and right harmonies independently, and a Save button stores presets³. Delicious Audio reports a 7 preset system²; Mooer's page does not state a preset count³.

The pedal has two 1/4-inch inputs and two 1/4-inch outputs, with outputs supporting stereo mixed or individual modes³¹. Delicious Audio describes the routing as allowing a mono channel to feed the stereo effect or the two shifters to run in dual mono².

Mooer recommends its original power supply "to avoid the noise issue"³. Guitar World reports both pedals come with a power supply in the box¹. No price was given in the published material³²¹.

The Harmony X2 joins Mooer's X2 Series, which Guitar World notes also includes reverb and delay pedals, cab-switching pedals and a drum machine¹. It sits among the Octave & Pitch Pedals category.