Guitarist looking to create harmonies quickly and easily will appreciate the Electro-Harmonix Intelligent Harmony Machine, a guitar effects pedal that instantly creates matching harmonies to what you play.

The pedal opens the door to the music of great multi-lead guitar bands and multi-part harmonized solos. It's like having one or two guitarists jamming with you in perfect sync. The pedal has the ability to apply simple to sophisticated harmonies to completely transform what you play. It also boasts EHX's renowned impeccable tracking and genuine musical tone.

Creates Matching Harmonies    Great for Multi-Lead Guitar Bands    Perform Multi-Part Harmonized Solos    Simple to Sophisticated Harmonies    Impeccable Tracking and Musical Tone    Modes: Intelligent Harmony & Polyphonic    Momentary Switch    Dry and Shifted Signal Outputs    Includes 9 VDC Power Adapter

Select your key and the Intelligent Harmony Machines will generate single note, diatonic harmonies with a huge range of choices that includes both two- and three-part harmonies. Here are your choices:

• 6th Down
• Perfect 4th Down
• 3rd Down
• 3rd Up
• Perfect 4th Up
• Perfect 5th Up
• 6th Up
• 7th Up
• 3rd Up + 5th Up
• 3rd Up + 7th Up
• Perfect 5th Up + Octave Up

These sound so cool that EHX has included them as extra options for the multi-harmony parts (selections 9, 10, and 11) to give you even more choices:

• Optional 4th Down + 3rd Up
• Optional 3rd Up + 6th Up
• Optional Octave Down + 5th Up
• Optional 6th Down + 4th Down
• Optional 3rd Down + 3rd Up
• Optional Octave Down + 4th Down

The Intelligent Harmony Machine also performs perfect polyphonic pitch shifts, so the pitch shifts you dial up are applied to chords as well as single notes. EHX even included a Major/Minor switch, so you can select whether 2nds and 3rds will be major or minor. Here are the interval selections that are available:

• Doubler
• Perfect 4th Down
• 3rd Down (minor on major)
• 3rd Up (minor or major)
• Perfect 4th Up
• Perfect 5th Up
• 2nd Down (minor or major)
• 2nd Up (minor or major)
• Octave Down
• Octave Up
• Perfect 5th Up + Octave Up

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I've seen examples of the Celestron being used for galaxy and nebula observation. Are there examples of planetary photography?

A: The Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory does not have enough magnification for planetary photos. It is intended for deep space mainly.

Q: 2. Can I fit 2 mirrorless Sony camera bodies, a 70-200 lens, the Sony 200-600 lens AND a macro and wide bodied lens in this backpack?

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Q: 3. Can this telescope be used in remote areas without cell reception or wifi?

A: The Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory (B&H # CECOIHO) needs access to your location and local network to align itself accurately to the night sky.

Q: 4. Can this pack be pressed down less than 3" thick when empty to fit it flat into a larger suitcase?

A: The Think Tank Photo Shape Shifter 15 V2.0 Backpack (Black) has exterior dimensions of 18.9 x 12 x 7", so it's not possible to squeeze the 7" dimensions into less than 3".

Q: 5. What is the battery life after power is disconnected?

A: There is no simple answer to that question, as it depends on what the load is. It could be 30 minutes or it could be 5 minutes. A small, low power computer with the monitor not on battery might last 30-40 minutes, where a PC with a large power supply, high power video card, 4 hard drives, and three 27 monitors all connected to battery will go pretty fast. If you know the actual power requirements of your connected gear, you can approximate with your own math. If unsure, get a bigger unit.

Q: 6. Can this bag hold a Canon 5d Miii, Canon 70-200mm f2.2, Canon 24-70 f2.8, Canon 135mm f2.0 (all with hoods on but reversed), Canon 600 ex RT flash, Canon 430 ex iii flash, Canon ST E3-RT trigger?

A: I love using my bag and it fits nicely the following gear 1Dx, 5Dii, 70-200 2.8, 24-70 2.8, speed light, radio trigger, spare batteries, handful of filters, release cables, 15 laptop and memory cards. I hope this helps.

Q: 7. How is telescope with light pollution? My Stellina is outside right now under two streetlights taking beautiful pics of the sky

A: The Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory will work in light polluted areas with an appropriate 2 inch light pollution filter.

Q: 8. Can this bag fit a 16" MacBook Pro? I know there's a 17 version, but dimensions seem like a 16 could fit in this. Not sure.

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Shape Shifter 15 V2.0 Backpack will accommodate a 16" Apple MacBook Pro.

Q: 9. What's the size (volume) of the Shape Shifter 17 v2.0?

A: The volume of the Think Tank Photo Shape Shifter 17 V2.0 Backpack (Black) is approximately 21 liters..

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