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Holy hot tamales, people! This is big news! Big big news!

http://www.ehx.com/products/pog2

Well, at least it is for me, since the POG is pretty central to how I play these days. DO WANT!

Very interested in this nifty box. Very cool feature...Totally programmable 8-preset memory with instant recall Gonna keep a lookout for some vid demos.

No doubt - this looks pretty sweet. I love that the new EHX stuff is all daisy-chainable, too...

Cool, is this one going to more or less expensive?

I believe that it's going to be roughly the same as the deluxe POG, so in the $325 range... I could be wrong, but this was based on a quick chat with my local EHX dealer...

ah... it's so hard to see these things...

jrmy wrote:I believe that it's going to be roughly the same as the deluxe POG, so in the $325 range... I could be wrong, but this was based on a quick chat with my local EHX dealer...

Ideally it should cost less since even if it adds featues processing power is a lot cheaper than it was in 2005. But guitar equipment rarely follows this logic and a lot of people who bought the POG1 will feel bummed.

Roseweave wrote:Ideally it should cost less since even if it adds featues processing power is a lot cheaper than it was in 2005. But guitar equipment rarely follows this logic and a lot of people who bought the POG1 will feel bummed.

True 'nuff. Not only would POG1 owners feel bummed, so would the marketers at EHX.

No detuned octaves

Blurillaz wrote:No detuned octaves

Au contraire. There is in fact a detune slider. The difference with this one is that it affects the detuning on all octaves together

Well, I done gone and did it: a POG2 is coming my way in the near future. Ohhhhhh boyohboyohboyohboy!

Anyone want a well-loved POG 1?

what I like about this is that it looks smaller and more compact than the original, though not as nice aesthetically.

Roseweave wrote:what I like about this is that it looks smaller and more compact than the original, though not as nice aesthetically.

Agreed - I'm not sure how much I'll use the presets, either, but this has a couple of features that I'm really excited about: the smaller form factor, the attack & Q functions, and the (supposedly) even better sound.

Honestly, I would have opted for size convenience and gone with a micro POG a long time ago if they'd had a tone control (the LP filter does that on the big 'uns). But with the attack & Q make it a whole new ball game for this unit for me.

bigchiefbc wrote:

Blurillaz wrote:No detuned octaves

Au contraire. There is in fact a detune slider. The difference with this one is that it affects the detuning on all octaves together

I liked how on the other one you could have two of the octaves detuned, so one is detuned and the other isn't at the same time tho...
I don't really like the XO housing either...

Though presets and -2 octaves are so I must get one

The lack of detune killed the Micropog for me.