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TC Sub 'N' Up Octaver! New Octave Pedal!

I think you misunderstood. What's "crazy" is thinking it's silly to have 3 or more octave devices. That's simply not thinking clearly.
Ugh, I was drooling over the Sub 'n Up until I saw your comments and realized that I currently have a T. Rex Quint Machine, an EHX Pitch Fork, and a Mooer Tender Octaver already. That is kind of crazy, especially since I'm really only using the Mooer.
 
But if it sounds/ works for the end user, what does it matter?
Yeah, exactly. I play at bedroom levels onstage, but if I didn't have to move it myself, I'd use an SVT and 810 on every gig just because it sounds the best out of all my amps.

And besides, the tuner works just fine and is super accurate in mono mode, so who cares if it has bells and whistles I don't use or need?
 
Definitely looks good on paper, and amazingly cheap too.

I might get one if I can find the money somewhere, especially since I just turned my main bass into a 4 string baritone (tuned A-D-G-C) the possibility of adding an extra octave down would be nice along with the possibility to add extra high notes.

Beside that I always liked the synth like sounding pitched output some of these octaver/pitch pedals produce out of your instrument.
 
I am happy with the Sub-t for my octave uses. But am interested to see how close this pedal gets to the OC-2 sound.

also I know it's a lot to ask, but if this had midi control for swapping different sounds, I would be extremely tempted.
 
Anybody gotten their hands on this bad boy yet? I'm really curious how it tracks low notes on bass in polyphonic mode. Someone in another thread said that it can't track below A on the E string. I'm hoping they were using it in monophonic mode.