Generate multiple octaves from your input signal. Whether you play single notes, arpeggios or full chords, the Micro POG will track, every note or chord that you play, with precision! The Legenday and classic original POG won top awards from every major magazine on every continent for its flawless polyphonic tracking and musical flexibility.

The Micro POG is a poly (multiple) phonic (sound) octave generator, which means that when you play a note or notes on your guitar, the Micro POG generates two other notes for each note you played: one an octave below and one an octave above.

The Electro-Harmonix Micro POG polyphonic octave generator pedal can make your guitar sing like a 12-string, emulate an organ, and get some truly unique sounds without glitches. It works great with bass, too, giving your bottom end even more bottom, and some truly funky options to tweak your tone!

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Electro-Harmonix now offers the Nano POG polyphonic octave generator pedal, giving you the same 12-string, organ, and brand-new sounds as the other POG pedals in the line. But now you can save even more pedalboard real-estate with the smallest version of this classic design yet.

Whether you play single notes, arpeggios or full chords, the MICRO POG will track, every note or chord that you play, with precision. With the MICRO POG, you can mix together your original "dry signal" with two different octaves (one above and one below your original note) to create totally new inspirin g tones.

2015年4月21日 · With the Nano POG, you can mix together your dry signal with two different octaves (one above and one below your original note) to create totally new, inspiring tones. Separate level controls for...

2008年1月28日 · From sleazy riffing to pseudo organ and 12-string sounds and beyond, the Micro POG has it all

2020年4月6日 · The Micro POG (Polyphonic Octave Generator) has a simple job: it generates a two separate signals: one octave lower than your original guitar and other one octave higher than your original guitar. We’ll look at how useful this really is later, but let’s start with the basic features offered by the Micro POG: Polyphonic.