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Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator

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In the Harmonizer & Octave Effects Pedals category, Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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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 delivers the same perfect tracking and smooth polyphony in a simplified design. Now in a small pedalboard-friendly diecast chassis, the Micro POG delivers and will blow you away the first time you use it.

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Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator User Manual

Product specs

Pedal Type	Octave
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	2 x 1/4" (Dry, Effect)
Power Source	9V DC power supply (included)
Height	3.5"
Width	5.8"
Depth	6.2"
Weight	0.9 lbs.

FAQs

What does the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG do?: The Electro-Harmonix Micro POG is a polyphonic octave generator pedal that can add both an octave up and an octave down to your guitar signal, allowing for sounds like a 12-string guitar or organ emulations without glitches.
Is the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG suitable for bass guitar?: Yes, the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG works well with bass guitars, providing clear octave effects that maintain low-end presence and clarity.
Does the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG require a specific power supply?: The Electro-Harmonix Micro POG requires a 9V DC power supply, which is included with the pedal.
Can the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG handle complex chords?: Yes, the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG is polyphonic, meaning it can process multiple notes simultaneously, allowing for complex chord voicings without tracking issues.
What are the output options for the Electro-Harmonix Micro POG?: The Electro-Harmonix Micro POG features two 1/4" outputs: one for the dry signal and one for the effect, providing flexible routing options.

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PROS

True polyphonic tracking, handles complex chords well
Enhances sound range, works on various instruments (guitar, bass, synth)
Simple operation with intuitive blending controls
Offers unique organ-like tones and textures
Dual outputs for dry and effected signals, facilitating complex setups
Encourages creativity, inspiring new music and experimentation
Sturdy build quality, with precise knobs
Can simulate bass on guitar and vice versa effectively
Immediate tracking with no noticeable delay
Adds significant depth and color to tones, from fat bass to sparkly highs

CONS

Some users note a slight delay in tracking, affecting performance
May impart a distinct "color" or tone, not ideal for pure octave shifts
No battery capability, limiting portability
Some quality control issues reported, with occasional need for factory returns
High octave may sound obnoxious if used alone
Chords can get muddy when played on bass
Requires isolated power for optimal performance, fussy with power sources

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Electro-Harmonix Micro POG Polyphonic Octave Generator.

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The Micro POG excels in delivering a clean octave-down for acoustic violins, effectively transforming the sound to resemble an acoustic cello.
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Combining the Micro POG with fuzz effects can lead to high-impact tonal shifts, particularly when one octave setting is more dominant.
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For organ-like sounds, pairing the Micro POG with modulation pedals, like a vibe pedal, enhances its performance, especially when playing small chord shapes or in fourths.
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Utilizing the Micro POG with a split signal allows for greater control, often running the wet signal clean while manipulating the dry signal through additional effects.
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The Micro POG excels in generating a thick, distorted sound for those seeking a straightforward octave-down effect without additional pitch-shifting complexities.
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Features and functionality

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The Micro POG's switch is notably loud, which can disrupt performance during quiet passages, prompting users to seek quieter switching solutions.
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The Boss OC-5 features a range control in poly mode, allowing selective octave application to lower notes, enhancing mix clarity.
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EHX PitchFork+ can handle your dry signal plus two pitch-shifted voices, offering ring mod, glissando effects, and 100 presets.
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The Micro POG allows for individual volume control of each octave voice, unlike the Pitchfork which controls the overall wet/dry blend.
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The Micro POG is preferred over the Eventide PitchFactor for maintaining the acoustic depth and clarity of a violin's natural sound, avoiding unwanted distortion.
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The Digitech Ricochet offers more versatility than typical octave pedals, functioning as a Whammy in a compact form without the treadle.
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The T-Rex Quint is praised for tracking accuracy and usable pitch options, including octave down, octave up, and a fifth up.
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The Micro POG offers independent wet and dry outputs, providing more tonal options compared to the Pitchfork.
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Some users prefer the Micro POG's distinct octave generation sound, which is favored for its effectiveness with fuzz effects.
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The Mooer Pure Octave is highlighted as a surprisingly effective and affordable option for realistic bass sounds.
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Users appreciate the simplicity of the Micro POG, valuing its straightforward functionality over the Pitchfork's extensive options.
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Critic Reviews

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The Electro-Harmonix Micro POG offers compact size with stable tones, delivering everything from organ-like sounds to 12-string simulation. While its price might seem high compared to other options, it's more affordable than its larger counterpart. The digital design provides tight tracking, missing only a second octave up. Musicians will appreciate its ability to transform electric guitars into bass or organ sounds, making it a versatile tool for any pedalboard. Though it requires some adjustment, its musicality and functionality shine, especially for those seeking powerful octave effects in a small package.

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Based on 27 Reviews and 233 Ratings

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luxiu

44626

over 11 years ago

Clean digital octaves

It sounds nice, I had the Nano version too but this one sounds a little nicer to me. I first replaced it by an EQD Organizer as that sounds warmer, but it has some lag while the POG is absolutely immediate about its tracking. Now I got back to EHX with a B9 as it has an octave mode that tracks as immediate as as the POG but with a warmer and more organic sound (plus it has a lot other peculiar sounds).

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Guitarist

Genres:

Rock

najibbasman

405

over 9 years ago

It's all about that bass

It's an easy-to-use pedal that has only 3 knobs. It helps my guitar sounds like a bass plus it can split the signal into 2 different amps. I use this to get the bass tone.

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Guitarist

mkn_upa

1171

almost 7 years ago

Funny toy

I love it to do the bassines when I play in solo... and some weird "organ" sound with the 3 buttons all way up

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Guitarist Bassist Keyboardist

Genres:

Rock Alternative rock Indie rock

dave_pokk

almost 11 years ago

Great Tones- everybody tries to steal mine

This pedal can add so much color to your tones in so many ways. From bass-like fat tones, to organ-esque and sitar effects, this thing is pretty much the bees-knees of octave pedals.

darrenclewes

126

about 9 years ago

Accurate tracking

A fairly essential part of my sound that takes wiry strat tones and makes them lovely and thick. Tracks reliably, even after a ton of distortion and a ramp up from the Boss OC2

samgraffeo

302

over 9 years ago

Organic

Simple and easy to use. Three knobs, three octaves. Ballsy lows and nice organ sounding highs if blended with the right delay.

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Singer Guitarist Music Producer

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Rock Metal

leiaherne7

263

over 10 years ago

It's a POG

It does what everyone knows it does and it does it well. Electro Harmonix can do no wrong it seems as this pedal is one of the most popular octave pedals on boards of many musicians across the globe.

jhnnymacaw

179

over 6 years ago

Love this polyphonic

Great natural polyphonic sound and I use with a blue sky reverb

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Guitarist Keyboardist

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Rock Chicago blues

andris_gabor

319

about 7 years ago

We all love Thin Lizzy.

Best octave generator, very simple to use. Throw a good drive and fuzz next to it and you are in 70's classic rock heaven. I sold my Whammy after buying the POG.

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Guitarist Composer Music Producer

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Rock Folk, World, & Country Blues

nbaker1251

1001

over 11 years ago

Stellar

This is an amazing octave pedal that is very easy to use. The settings are simple and it is a very good addition to many songs and can go from being a subtle effect to a very prominent one