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New to Octave Pedals

No guru here. Just noticed the differences in strings make all my pitch tracking devise respond differently. @Feral Feline the octaver on your M5 is a great one. A personal favorite.

For perspective, I own:
MXR BOD
Eventide H9(Pitchfactor)
Line6 M9
Mantic Density Hulk

I've owned:
Digitech BSW
Boss OC2 MIT
Pitchfactor
Iron Ether Subterranea(v1)

I want to own:
Another OC2
Digitech Bass Whammy
EHX POG2/microPOG
EHX HOG
3Leaf Octavbredfkrkidj
Aguilar Octamizer
EBS Octabass
DOD Meatbox
And every other one.

So there's a lot out there. If I had to pick 1 ring to rule them all it would be H9/Pitchfactor. If I had to pick on a budget it's a toss up between the M5 and BOD. M5 for extra pitch abilities. BOD for being straight forward and awesome.
 
To really do it as described above: a separate pickup for your D & G strings routed to an octaver while the A, E and B string are left unaffected! Or affect your A string as well, so A, D & G on a separate signal path... :D

Sorry to hijack the thread for a moment Eagle, but it's sort of related/relevant...

Hey, no sweat on the "hijack" Feral, and thanks for the pickup comment. I was hoping there might be a digital pedal that would do that - select notes to effect (a little bit like the threshold concept on a compressor) and then "octavate" them. Hey, all you electronics guys, there's a new pedal invention there for the taking - the "Octavator Select" :)
Thanks again everyone