2. It’s possible that the MODE knob is not changing the loop number. Try the following, press and release the MODE knob once, turn MODE until L is displayed. Press and release the MODE knob again, a number should be displayed. This number now represents your Loop number. You change loop number now by turning the MODE knob. Try recording a loop in Loop 1. Then try recording in Loop 2. Go back and forth between them, you should hear the correct loop audio at each loop number.

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I’d love it if someone can help me fix these issues, because otherwise it would be a great looper.

my new GERMANIUM 4 BIG MUFF PI pedal arrived with one screw stuck, and had to extract it. (the threading was off in different spots)
want to buy new screw but cant figure out the dimentions

what is the screw size, and is there a comparable size in metric

Tuner->Looper->SBP In
A Snd->EHX Pog->EHX Enigma Q-Balls->EHX Bass Soul Food->Compressor->EHX Bass Clone->EHX Oceans 11->A Rtn
B Snd -> HX Stomp In // HX Stomp Snd->B Rtn
SBP Out->Amp In

I have all of the A-loop pedals on the top row of the pedalboard. On the bottom row, I have the Stomp, 2 aux foot switches, SBR Pro, Looper, and Tuner.

Most pedals (all of mine except the HX Stomp) have their input on the right and their output on the left. Same for the SBP input and output, BUT loop jacks are on the top and grouped together as A RTN & SND on the left top and B RTN & SND on the right top.

For cable routing, it would be more practical if the output, A RTN and B RTN were on the left side of the unit and the Input, A SND and B SND were on the right side of the unit. So sends would be on the same side of the pedal board as the inputs of most pedals, and the returns would be on the same side of the outputs of most pedals. Extra spacing between the jacks on the side would also help with the 90 degree patch cables.

_____________________________
| Power |
A Rtn | | A Snd
| |
Out | | In
| |
B Rtn | | B Snd
|_____________________________|

Watch Bill Ruppert demo the POG3: https://youtu.be/b54ii53Roc8

Building on the foundation laid by the original almost two decades ago, the heart of the POG3 is its polyphonic octave generating algorithm known for flawless and lightning-fast tracking while reproducing both single notes and chords with clarity and distinct tone. Updates include a +5th voice, 100 user presets, extensive I/O, enhanced effects section with individual dry effect routing, and expression control over almost every parameter of the pedal.

• Six separate voices: DRY, -2 OCT, -1 OCT, +5TH, +1 OCT, +2OCT
• 100 presets
• Three separate 1/4″ outputs – LEFT, RIGHT, DIRECT OUT
• Individual pan controls to separate voices between the LEFT and RIGHT output jacks
• Classic POG and POG2 ATTACK, FILTER, and DETUNE controls with enhancements
• INPUT GAIN control
• MASTER VOLUME control
• FOCUS control for +1 OCT and +2 OCT
• Multimode Filter with Q and Envelope sweep
• All controls can be saved to presets and controlled via expression and/or MIDI
• Illuminated slide pots and buttons
• 128×32 graphic OLED display
• Selectable “home” views to allow for personalized user experiences
• Easy-to-navigate menu system
• New NavCoder knob allows rotary and directional navigation through menus
• EXPRESSION / CV input offers multiple modes of expression
• USB-C port to connect to Windows or Mac and interface with EHXport™ app

Learn more at http://www.ehx.com/pog3.

The Electro-Harmonix POG3 is available now, comes equipped with a high current EHX 9 Volt power supply and features a U.S. Street Price of $645.00.