- How does the Superego differ from the EHX Freeze?
- The Freeze only holds a single frozen note or chord. The Superego adds glissando slides, auto-triggered layers and an effects loop for processing the sustained sound.
- Can it work with bass or synths?
- Yes, it accepts instrument-level input and is used with bass and keyboards, though tracking behavior varies with the source.
- Does it have presets?
- No. All settings are made with the knobs and mode switch, so you recall sounds by dialing them in.
- What is the effects loop for?
- It lets you route the frozen layer through other pedals while keeping the dry signal separate, so reverb or modulation can sit only on the sustain.
- Is it stereo?
- No, the Superego is a mono pedal with a dry output for routing, not a stereo effect.
- What modes does it offer?
- It has latch and momentary sustain, glissando for pitch slides, and auto mode that retriggers layers without holding the pedal.
- Where is the Electro Harmonix Superego cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $242.90, as of our latest check.