Detail 01
Three dedicated voice level controls
Dry, Sub Octave, and Octave Up can be balanced independently as a three-voice mix.


Independent shopping perspective
Electro-Harmonix’s Pico POG puts three blendable voices—Dry, Sub Octave, and Octave Up—into an ultracompact pedal format. Dedicated level knobs let you build anything from a mostly dry signal with added octave weight to a fully layered octave mix. Its tracking is intended to follow both single notes and chords, while the three-mode Tone section changes how the octave voices sit around the dry sound. It is a focused octave tool for boards where space matters.


Strong match
What matters in use
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Detail 01
Dry, Sub Octave, and Octave Up can be balanced independently as a three-voice mix.
Detail 02
Tone mode applies tilt EQ to all voices; the filter modes shape only the two octave voices.
Detail 03
The center setting is flat, with clockwise movement favoring treble and counterclockwise movement favoring bass.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The Dry voice has its own level control alongside Sub Octave and Octave Up.
Low Pass and High Pass Filter modes affect the Sub Octave and Octave Up voices, not the Dry voice.
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