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title: "Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork Polyphonic Pitch Shift Pedal"
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# EXP input for dynamic pitch control 11-position precise pitch intervals 3 versatile shift modes (Up, Down, Dual) Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork Polyphonic Pitch Shift Pedal

**Brand:** electro-harmonix
**Price:** 3591 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎵 Elevate your soundscape — pitch perfect, every time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork Polyphonic Pitch Shift Pedal by electro-harmonix
- **How much does it cost?** 3591 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/7137354-electro-harmonix-pitch-fork-polyphonic-pitch-shift-pedal)

## Best For

- electro-harmonix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted electro-harmonix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Compact design powered by included 9V battery and power supply—ready to transform any pedalboard.
- • **Triple Mode Flexibility:** Seamlessly switch between Up, Down, or Dual pitch shifting modes to craft unique harmonies and textures.
- • **Latch or Momentary Modes:** Customize your performance style with footswitch modes that toggle or momentarily engage effects.
- • **Expressive Control On-Demand:** Use the EXP input with an expression pedal to dynamically glide through pitch shifts and glissandos live.
- • **Master Your Tone with Precision:** Select from 11 finely tuned pitch intervals spanning ±3 octaves for ultimate sonic versatility.

## Overview

The Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork is a compact, professional-grade polyphonic pitch shift pedal offering 11 precise transposition intervals across ±3 octaves. Featuring three shift modes (Up, Down, Dual) and an expression pedal input, it enables dynamic, real-time pitch control and harmonization. With customizable latch and momentary footswitch modes, it adapts to any performance style. Included power options and intuitive controls make it an essential tool for guitarists seeking versatile tuning and creative sound design.

## Description

The Pitch Fork transposes an instrument's pitch over a +/- three octave range and features three modes which allow the pitch to be transposed up, down or both, simultaneously. The pitch shift amount can be set to a fixed interval or continuously varied by an expression pedal or control voltage. The controls are straightforward and intuitive. An 11-position Shift switch selects the maximum transposition interval ranging from D (Detune), a shift of 17 cents, through Minor 2nd, Major 2nd, Major 3rd, Perfect 4th, Perfect 5th, Major 6th, Minor 7th, 1 Octave, 2 Octaves and 3 Octaves. A three position toggle switch controls whether the pitch is transposed up, down or both. In Dual mode, two pitch-shifted signals are output. One follows the shift knob as if in the Up position while the other creates a harmony. Dual Mode settings include M3 up + P5 up, P5 up + 1 Oct down, 1 Oct up + 1 Oct down and many others. A Blend knob controls the mix of the dry signal and the effected signal, and an EXP jack enables the player to control pitch and glissando with an expression pedal. Latch or Momentary mode affects how the footswitch and EXP input behave. In Latch mode, the footswitch toggles between on and off each time it's pressed and the EXP input continuously varies pitch. In Momentary mode the effect is only on while the footswitch is depressed and when it is released the Pitch Fork goes into bypass. In Momentary mode the EXP input controls glissando rate for the Pitch Fork's footswitch. When the bypass footswitch is pressed, the Pitch Fork jumps from bypass to the interval set by the Shift knob. The amount of time it takes to reach that new note is the glissando rate. When the footswitch is released the pitch will return to unity at the same rate. That glissando time can vary between 4 milliseconds to two seconds depending on the heel/toe position of the expression pedal. The Pitch Fork comes equipped with an EHX 9.6DC-200 mA power supply and also runs on a 9 Volt battery.

Review: The Best Thing Your Pedalboard Asked For! - I REALLY should have bought this sooner! Completely changes the game for me. Rather than need a guitar for every last tuning I want to play in, I only need one or two, and with the Pitch Fork, I can play in my most comfortable string tension with my best guitar in any tuning I want without the need to have it set up each time to maintain action and intonation. It can do a LOT more than that, but this is why I got it. The only caveat, which is something I should have looked up before, is that the right knob lets you select from what is basically a scale pattern. This is why I said I need another guitar or two, because depending on what your natural tuning is, you'll only be able to shift to whatever the scale would let you go to. For example, if my guitar is in Drop C, I can go to B and Bb/A#, but I can't go directly to Drop A because it wouldn't be present in that scale. If you own multiple guitars, this is your best friend, and it's cheaper than the Polyshifter. If you only own ONE guitar, or just one that's actually usable, consider the Polyshifter or the Drop instead, as they let you shift through each semitone, up or down to the next octave. Other than that, this thing is getting 5 stars from me, full stop. AND, if you're not already sold on it, keep in mind that this one that I purchased came with an AC adapter, too! Safe to say EHX just won me over with a single pedal XD
Review: Inspiring. - One of the more under-utilized features (on YouTube demos) is the dual mode with harmonies. That mode is very inspiring. The M6 setting is amazing (basically comes out to be a major triad a fifth down from the note you play). Use the 1 octave setting in dual mode with the Superego for an organ-like sound. (Or get the EHX B9 if you're really into organs.) You're definitely going to want an expression pedal so you can change the gliss speed or gliss manually. The Moog EP3 (about 40 bucks) works nicely–one Korg pedal I tried at a store shifted the pitch to 100% when pressed down only about 20% of the way. I believe it depends on whether the pedal is linear or non-linear ("audio"). Getting precise with gliss duration using an expression pedal takes a minute, so if you want to get more exact gliss duration times for live purposes, you can either program it to stay at one setting (read the manual for info on this) or, if you want multiple settings you're going to want to buy a knob-based expression box (such as the Saturnworks Double Expression Guitar Pedal) instead of an actual shift pedal, that way you can put down a sticker and mark it with different speeds for different songs. The tracking is perfect. The one downside is that when you change the pitch, it does take off some of the highs while the note is being shifted. Sounds fine when the note is not shifted. So if you're doing a super hifi/bright/fuzzy/dry tone and recording it DI, it's pretty noticeable unless you roll off the highs. Not sure if it'd be noticeable through an amp. I don't have the Whammy DT so I can't compare, but I'd imagine all pitch shifting pedals have this problem. I did an A/B test shifting octave down vs a MicroPOG and an actual bass. When you're using distortion, there's almost no difference aside from the low end (which could be accounted for by the fact that I'm using two different brands of instrument). When you're running it clean, it's almost identical to the MicroPOG (although the MicroPOG has some sublte, high pitched artifacting). Compared to an actual bass, it definitely has a different sound and doesn't have the attack a bass has, but might work fine live, for writing purposes, and for special effects. Going down 2 or 3 octaves on the low E string is pretty much useless, muddy. Read the user manual if you're really not sure on this purchase.

## Features

- Three shift modes: up, down or dual
- 11-position Shift knob selects the transposition interval
- EXP input lets you control pitch shift or glissando via optional expression pedal
- Latch and Momentary modes affect how the footswitch and EXP input behave

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00OC7NFFY |
| Amperage | 200 milliamps |
| Audio Output Effects | Pitch-Shifting |
| Best Sellers Rank | #12,834 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #10 in Electric Guitar Pitch & Octave Effects |
| Brand | Electro-Harmonix |
| Brand Name | Electro-Harmonix |
| Color | White |
| Connector Type | 1/4 inch audio jack |
| Controls Type | Knob |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 303 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00683274011578 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Hardware Interface | 1/4-inch Audio |
| Included Components | Power supply, 9 Volt battery |
| Item Dimensions | 4.53 x 2.76 x 2.13 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 4.5"L x 2.75"W x 2.1"H |
| Item Highlight | Powerful pitch shifting over +/- 3 octaves with Dual mode and optional expression control! |
| Item Weight | 1.2 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Electro-Harmonix |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 665224 |
| Model Name | Pitch Fork |
| Model Number | FORK |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 4.5"L x 2.75"W x 2.1"H |
| Set Name | Up, Down, Dual |
| Signal Format | Digital |
| Style | Compact |
| UPC | 683274011578 |
| Voltage | 9 volts |
| Warranty Description | Please register online at http://www. Ehx. Com/product-registration or complete and return the enclosed warranty card within 10 days of purchase. Electro-harmonix will repair or replace, at its discretion, a product that fails to operate due to defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one year from date of purchase. This applies only to original purchasers who have bought their product … |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Electro-Harmonix
- **Color:** White
- **Item Weight:** 1.2 pounds
- **Product Dimensions:** 4.5"L x 2.75"W x 2.1"H
- **Style:** Compact

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Best Thing Your Pedalboard Asked For!
*by T***E on September 1, 2026*

I REALLY should have bought this sooner! Completely changes the game for me. Rather than need a guitar for every last tuning I want to play in, I only need one or two, and with the Pitch Fork, I can play in my most comfortable string tension with my best guitar in any tuning I want without the need to have it set up each time to maintain action and intonation. It can do a LOT more than that, but this is why I got it. The only caveat, which is something I should have looked up before, is that the right knob lets you select from what is basically a scale pattern. This is why I said I need another guitar or two, because depending on what your natural tuning is, you'll only be able to shift to whatever the scale would let you go to. For example, if my guitar is in Drop C, I can go to B and Bb/A#, but I can't go directly to Drop A because it wouldn't be present in that scale. If you own multiple guitars, this is your best friend, and it's cheaper than the Polyshifter. If you only own ONE guitar, or just one that's actually usable, consider the Polyshifter or the Drop instead, as they let you shift through each semitone, up or down to the next octave. Other than that, this thing is getting 5 stars from me, full stop. AND, if you're not already sold on it, keep in mind that this one that I purchased came with an AC adapter, too! Safe to say EHX just won me over with a single pedal XD

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inspiring.
*by K***H on March 31, 2015*

One of the more under-utilized features (on YouTube demos) is the dual mode with harmonies. That mode is very inspiring. The M6 setting is amazing (basically comes out to be a major triad a fifth down from the note you play). Use the 1 octave setting in dual mode with the Superego for an organ-like sound. (Or get the EHX B9 if you're really into organs.) You're definitely going to want an expression pedal so you can change the gliss speed or gliss manually. The Moog EP3 (about 40 bucks) works nicely–one Korg pedal I tried at a store shifted the pitch to 100% when pressed down only about 20% of the way. I believe it depends on whether the pedal is linear or non-linear ("audio"). Getting precise with gliss duration using an expression pedal takes a minute, so if you want to get more exact gliss duration times for live purposes, you can either program it to stay at one setting (read the manual for info on this) or, if you want multiple settings you're going to want to buy a knob-based expression box (such as the Saturnworks Double Expression Guitar Pedal) instead of an actual shift pedal, that way you can put down a sticker and mark it with different speeds for different songs. The tracking is perfect. The one downside is that when you change the pitch, it does take off some of the highs while the note is being shifted. Sounds fine when the note is not shifted. So if you're doing a super hifi/bright/fuzzy/dry tone and recording it DI, it's pretty noticeable unless you roll off the highs. Not sure if it'd be noticeable through an amp. I don't have the Whammy DT so I can't compare, but I'd imagine all pitch shifting pedals have this problem. I did an A/B test shifting octave down vs a MicroPOG and an actual bass. When you're using distortion, there's almost no difference aside from the low end (which could be accounted for by the fact that I'm using two different brands of instrument). When you're running it clean, it's almost identical to the MicroPOG (although the MicroPOG has some sublte, high pitched artifacting). Compared to an actual bass, it definitely has a different sound and doesn't have the attack a bass has, but might work fine live, for writing purposes, and for special effects. Going down 2 or 3 octaves on the low E string is pretty much useless, muddy. Read the user manual if you're really not sure on this purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bought to use as an octave pedal but got much more bang for my buck!
*by M***O on March 1, 2017*

I record music for a living yet this is my first stomp box pitch shifter. I wanted to get a simple octave pedal so as to record fake bass parts using my guitar and my new looper pedal "just for fun" when not in the studio. This device does way more than simple octave work. You can pick all major scale intervals (including unison) and then either blend that in with the original signal or have it be the dominating sound. You can also pick either an octave above, octave below, or have both at the same time (including the original signal of course). Finally, you can either pitch up/down by 1-3 octaves. The unison function when blended in with the original provides a lush chorus effect. I also like the latch function, where you can have the effect come in and out by just pressing on the switch. When you release your pressure the effect turns off. What is cool about this pedal that i didn't realize when I ordered it is that I can pitch shift my entire instrument to other keys and for example fake a baritone guitar. Just set the mix to 100% wet, have it set for one octave down and set the interval to a 4th and there ya go. Using latch you can be playing some insane low chunky part and then lift your foot up and seamlessly go into your guitar's original tuning. It sounds fairly realistic and seems to track great. You can also fake a 12 string guitar by blending in an octave up setting lightly. I imagine I'll use this thing for real sessions now that I have it. I can get that cool low tele baritone sound very easily now so that will be great "on tape". There is a little latency for sure but I imagine with anything like this that requires some serious DSP to work will have that. It's not unplayable by any means. It could be that just a simple octave pedal takes less processing and thus has less latency.

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