• Video: Ears-on with Electro-Harmonix's POG2 effects pedal

    Friday, June 12th, 2009

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    Sorry for the clipping but this sucker was loud. This is Electro-Harmonix’s local tester running the brand new POG2 pedal through its paces. The pedal makes a standard guitar sound like a harpsichord and an organ or even an 18-string guitar.

    The POG2 will take you even higher. Use the new attack control to fade in lush, smooth swells. Tune in the new second sub-octave to reach deeper than ever before. The 2-pole resonant low-pass filter now includes two additional Q modes. Slide in the newly enhanced detune to further refine your sound.

    The POG2 delivers unrivaled tonal variations — and now you can save your favorite settings, and recall them with a click. The POG2 just plain sounds better, thanks to an enhanced algorithm that delivers a more focused and in-the-pocket harmonic performance. And all this is now packed into our rugged and pedalboard-friendly diecast chassis.

    You can up the octave automatically and add extra octaves to each sound that comes out of the guitar. It is very lovely.

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