Electro-Harmonix POG 2 Polyphonic Octave Generator

Description

I’ve had this POG 2 sitting on my pedal board for years, mostly just tucked away, never really used much but always ready when I needed it. No box, just the pedal itself — kept clean and safe, no damage, works perfectly.

It’s one of those pedals that changes your sound completely. I’ve tried it on everything from guitar to bass, and it’s wild how many different tones you can get — like flutes, organs, even some weird synth stuff. Just twist the knob and you’re in a whole new world of sound.

The presets are super easy to use — just press a button and you’re back to the same setting instantly. I love the attack control too; you can shape how the sound comes in, making it swell or fade smoothly. And there’s a sub-octave that gives it more body, which is great if you're playing something heavy or want that punch.

It’s true bypass, so your original signal stays clean, and it runs on the 9V DC power supply that came with it. I’ve used it with other pedals too — no issues daisy-chaining it. The build is solid, fits neatly on a pedal board, and the controls are all there: mixable harmonics, low-pass filter, dry signal routing, and no glitches when tracking.

I’ve used it live and recorded a few tracks, and honestly, it’s one of the most flexible pedals I’ve ever had. I’m not selling it for a lot, just letting it go because I’ve got a new setup in the works. It’s in west-calder, Station Road — just a quick drive if you’re around.