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OMFG! Full POG2 Spec and Qballs / 22 Caliber!!!

I meant an actual dry out jack to split the signal. I run my HOG with the wet out going to a guitar amp with guitar effects etc. and my dry out going to my bass rig.

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:D
 
I'm another one who wants a Q-Balls without even knowing what it does. But - it says Q and Balls, which makes me think envelope filter, and it's EHX, and its got 8 knobs. What more could you ask for? It looks very tweakable. Moog LPF killer?
 
Bongo needs coffee.....

EDIT: Thinking about it though, you could run a signal splitter of some kind like the LS-2 before the POG2 if you really wanted, but the size of it and the POG2 would be about as large as a HOG anyways.
 
Bongo needs coffee.....

Joe does too. How can you use 1 Y splitter to turn a single out put device into a wet/dry setup? If you stick it in the output jack of the pedal, you just have two effected outs. If you stick it into the input of the effect, you have two signals that could go in, but they would both be affected. If it was a two male outs and a female in, as in a reverse of your picture, it would work. Unless I am clueless and there is a joke here that went far over my head. :eyebrow:
 
It was a joke as to oversimplifying a solution for him. You could run a Y splitter from the pedal prior to the POG2 so one out would go to the POG2 and the other would be effectively work as a dry out, but I generally haven't had the best luck using cheapie Y cables in my stereo pedalboard experiments and have found active ABY boxes to be a much better solution.
 
Joe does too. How can you use 1 Y splitter to turn a single out put device into a wet/dry setup? If you stick it in the output jack of the pedal, you just have two effected outs. If you stick it into the input of the effect, you have two signals that could go in, but they would both be affected. If it was a two male outs and a female in, as in a reverse of your picture, it would work. Unless I am clueless and there is a joke here that went far over my head. :eyebrow:
Yeah, it was a joke. Just let it go.

Trent, the 22 Caliber looks like a 22-watt, pedal-sized, 18-volt-powered power amp.
 
It was a joke as to oversimplifying a solution for him. You could run a Y splitter from the pedal prior to the POG2 so one out would go to the POG2 and the other would be effectively work as a dry out, but I generally haven't had the best luck using cheapie Y cables in my stereo pedalboard experiments and have found active ABY boxes to be a much better solution.

Ok. No offense taken, I just thought you guys were confusing me. Which is easily done.


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what is this 22 caliber pedal. it looks sweet but no info on what it does.

It's a Nano-sized 22w power amp. That's enough wattage for a guitarist or a practice amp for a bassist. The power adapter will likely be larger than the pedal.
 
I'm another one who wants a Q-Balls without even knowing what it does. But - it says Q and Balls, which makes me think envelope filter, and it's EHX, and its got 8 knobs. What more could you ask for? It looks very tweakable. Moog LPF killer?

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The two QBall pedals are under the 'Envelope' section. :cool: I can't afford the POG2, so I'll stop my GAS with it instead! :)