Electro Harmonix Micro POG
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Electro Harmonix
Micro POG
Product Info
Article Number:
118412
Brand:
Electro Harmonix
Model:
Micro POG
Category:
Guitar Effects
Price:
$228.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Micro POG is a fantastic little box if you want that classic POG sound in a super-portable package. It’s perfect for bassists wanting to add some serious low-end rumble or guitarists looking for unique textures and synth-like tones – just be mindful of potential noise with less-than-stellar pickups.
Product Description
- Electro Harmonix Micro POG
- Polyphonic Octave Effects
- Control for Octave
- Sub Octave
- Octave Up
- Turns a 6-string guitar into a 12-string
- Turns a 4-string bass into an 8-string
- Dimensions (WxDxH): 102 x 121 x 57 mm
- Includes power supply (96 DC 200 BI)
PROS
- • Remarkably compact for a polyphonic octave generator
- • Subtle sub-octave adds serious low-end warmth
- • Octave-up provides surprisingly clear, bell-like tones
- • EHX’s POG algorithm delivers authentic, rich octave tones
CONS
- • Can introduce noise with high gain settings and cheaper pickups
- • Limited control beyond the main Octave and Sub-Octave knobs
- • Build quality feels somewhat plasticky for the price point
Product Video
Key Features
Effect Type
Polyphonic Octave/Sub-Octave
Controls
Octave, Sub-Octave, Level, Output Mix
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Power Supply
96 DC 200 BI included
Connections
1/4 in Input, 1/4 in Output, 1/4 in Sub Out
Dimensions
102 x 121 x 57 mm
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Micro POG uses a similar algorithm but lacks the extensive EQ controls of the POG2, offering a more streamlined, albeit less customizable, experience.
Yes, humbuckers generally handle the Micro POG’s signal better, reducing noise compared to single-coil pickups, but gain staging is still important.
It’s a blend control; it allows you to mix the effected signal with the dry signal, but doesn't offer overall level adjustment – you'll need your amp's volume to manage the output.
