TC ElectronicEQ Effects Pedal (HARMONYSINGER2)

I play professionally in a 3 piece trio, with the bassman and me both singing lead and harmony vocals. The bass player has a different brand of harmonizer, and I liked the fullness the extra parts add to our sound. I chose this one because it looked easy to use and had positive reviews. Took it out of the box last weekend at the gig, hooked it up through my pedalboard, set the levels, and wa-la, it works like a champ! Not only do the harmonies sound good, the eq settings the pedal automatically provides added a ton to the clarity of my vocals even when not using the pedal for harmonies. I like this a lot so far. Would def recommend.

I bought this on Oct 19, 2022, paying by a 6 month installment plan. On the morning of April 27, 2023, I got a message that it was fully paid off! That afternoon, the foot switch stopped working; it turned the harmony effect on, but it wouldn't click and stay down, so I had to hold it on with my foot to make it work. A week later, it began to turn itself off completely after about 30 minutes. I changed the battery, even though I was using an adapter with it. Still didn't work and is now completely unusable. So it lasted 6 months. You can't really say, "you get what you pay for" because it wasn't that cheap. Contacting TC Helicon customer support is a waste of time, and Amazon says I have to contact TC Helicon for a refund or replacement. But they don't respond! Just keep that in mind if you plan on making the mistake of buying one of these. There is no warranty! Otherwise, I liked the pedal, and used it for about 80 shows. Too bad it wasn't as durable as I hoped. Now I have to try to find a better quality harmonizer, hopefully from a company that values its customers.

If you are a solo musician in need of some 'real time' vocal harmonies, look no further. Great and very useful tool.

Tracking is ok. Latency is minimal. But you have to carefully play the guitar in advance of singing or the device has insufficient time to interpret the chord, resulting in a "meandering" harmony. This is problematic if you need to sing any notes ahead of the chords or are playing songs a capella or even syncopated with the chords being off beat (as in reggae). If you can solve that issue by having an alternate input to the box (such as another guitar or keyboard which may not be heard) this works pretty well. But you have to work with this limitation. Otherwise, pretty amazing device.

Found this vocal harmony pedal used on Amazon and decided to buy it, only because I hate power cords. I already own a TC Helicon Play electric that does everything this does and much more, but it's bigger, heavier and requires AC adaptor. The only complaint I have is the design of the batteries compartment...you need a screwdriver to open it... Really TC Helicon??? Do you expect me to carry a screwdriver every time I need to change the batteries? Sorry but so far Boss is the only brand that knows how to do this right.

Sounds good, only issue I found is that if you use it for more that 3 hours, it looses volume and the effects. Maybe shut it down between sets if you are a musician and work gigs.

Great product But !! deliver late

Works great