Did anyone else think that, with a blonde wig, he would both look and sound like Garth from Wayne's World?!!
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New POG Nano
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well I have one since last week. Played it with my drummer once. It seemed to sound a lot different from the original Micro, but I didn't A/B them. The octave up seemed even more cleaner and less punchy. I seemed to remember that on the micro it was a bit more dirty sounding, and I was expecting that. But in the end I got some great sounds out of it by placing it AFTER dirt.
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I got one of these last week as well. Works great & does daisy chain power without issue!
It sounds pretty much exactly like the basic octave up and down tones of my POG2.
It sounds pretty much exactly like the basic octave up and down tones of my POG2.
hmmmmmmm, waiting for more reviews ... (i´m undecided: Nano Pog or EHX Pitchfork)
What I want is a compact soloed +1 octave pedal. A bass shootouts between the Pitchfork and NanoPOG would be grand. I don't really want or need the extras of the pitchfork. I also don't want or need the -1 or clean of the nano or microPOG.
I will wait for a thorough head to head video or until my local shop has at least 2 of them available.
I will wait for a thorough head to head video or until my local shop has at least 2 of them available.
I would love to see a micro size octave pedal with mix knob, and toggle switch between +1, -1, or both.
ok nano pog arrived earlier.
had only little time for quick check.
plugged to amplitube and electric. pluged the bass.
and nothing...led is on but no effect at all..
shocked..
then realized how stupid i am that plugged the output to the dry out.
plugged to effect out. all ok! sound nice. didnt had a time to realy dig in, but sound very nice and fun. pearl jan jeremy sounds authentic..
realy love that the switch is easy and clickless. like tc electronic pedals.
this is only first impressions and i'll try to review it more later.
had only little time for quick check.
plugged to amplitube and electric. pluged the bass.
and nothing...led is on but no effect at all..
shocked..
then realized how stupid i am that plugged the output to the dry out.
plugged to effect out. all ok! sound nice. didnt had a time to realy dig in, but sound very nice and fun. pearl jan jeremy sounds authentic..
realy love that the switch is easy and clickless. like tc electronic pedals.
this is only first impressions and i'll try to review it more later.
ok,i made little home demo with the nano pog and also some other pedals.
What you're describing is the Pitchfork. I have one and it rules.
Oh I meant micro like the Mooer / Xotic / etc pedals. Really small. Maybe thats not feasible *shrug* But yeah I was eyeing the Pitchfork even after this Nano came out since it's so much cheaper.
In case anyone here would be interested in this sort of thing...
It's a mod that gives you an additional setting. I've just seen it come across my Instagram feed a bunch so I figured some folks would be interested. Here's the link to Matthews Effects:
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I don't have a lot of interest in the POG series with all of the ways I can get an octave effect, but if I did, that would be the way to go. That sort of modding is pretty awesome...
