FIRST LOOK: Electro-Harmonix POG2 video demo

2005's Electro-Harmonix POG was a revolutionary octave pedal that found favour with players across the globe, not least a certain Mr Jack White. 2009 sees POG: The Sequel in the shape of the new POG2 stompbox.
Taking all of the cool features of the original POG and cramming them into a smaller housing, the effects gurus at EHX have also taken the opportunity to enhance the algorithm and add a second sub-octave, an attack control and eight user presets amongst other upgrades.
For a detailed rundown of the new features, visit the official Electro-Harmonix website.
To hear the POG2 in action right now, check out our hands-on video...
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