EHX presents its tiniest yet mightiest compact Polyphonic Octave Generator, the Pico POG. It takes the simplicity of the Micro and Nano POGs and packs it into an ultra - compact body, adding a strong tone control. Now, the sharpest octave effect can fit on the most crowded pedalboards. The Pico POG offers lightning - fast tracking, precisely following every note and chord you play. You can dial in the Sub Octave for a deep rumble or a monstrous thunder. Add the Octave Up for an otherworldly sound or max it out for an out - of - this - world experience. Blend 3 - voice tones for a fat, synth - like madness. The 3 - mode Tone control allows you to customize your sound for any setting. The controls include dedicated volume knobs for the SUB Octave, Octave Up, and Dry Voices, acting as a mixer for endless voice combinations. The Tone knob has three modes controlled by the Filter button. In Tone Mode, it's a tilt - EQ, with a flat response in the middle, more treble clockwise, and more bass counterclockwise, applied to all 3 voices. In Low Pass Filter mode, it cuts highs in the Sub and Octave Up voices, while High Pass Filter mode cuts lows. It comes with a power adapter. Specifications: Digital circuit, Buffered Bypass, Mono audio, 9.6VDC - 200mA power adapter included, dimensions 3.65' x 2.0' x 2.0', and a current draw of 100mA.
Using the Electro - Harmonix Pico POG Polyphonic Octave Generator Pedal is easy. First, connect it to your pedalboard and power it up using the included 9.6VDC - 200mA power adapter. To start, play your instrument as usual, and you'll notice the pedal's lightning - fast tracking. Adjust the SUB Octave, Octave Up, and Dry Voices volume knobs to get the right mix of tones. For example, turn up the SUB Octave for a deep, rumbling sound. The Tone knob is very useful. Press the Filter button to switch between the three modes. In Tone Mode, turn the knob clockwise for more treble and counterclockwise for more bass. When using Low Pass Filter mode, it will cut the high frequencies in the Sub and Octave Up voices, and High Pass Filter mode will cut the lows. As for maintenance, keep the pedal clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're not using it for a long time, disconnect the power adapter. Also, be gentle with the knobs and buttons to ensure they last a long time.
