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The latest addition to EHX’s POG family is basically a Micro POG in a smaller B-sized enclosure. Both pedals are stripped-down spinoffs of EHX’s flagship POG2, which provides harmonizations one and two octaves above and below the direct signal. Nano offers simple octave-up and octave-down sounds and omits the POG2’s slow-attack control, low-pass filter, detuning, and preset-storage ability. You can power the pedal via 9V battery or the included AC adapter.

Nano may be a dumbed-down POG2, but it’s been dumbed down brilliantly. The only controls are level pots for the dry, octave-up, and octave-down signals. You can’t filter or otherwise modify the transposed tones, but the default settings tend to yield fine results. You can send mixed tones to your amp in mono, or use the independent dry/direct outs to route octave sounds to a second amp or straight to the board.

Like all POGs, Nano is digital. Its octave sounds have a touch of latency, but when you mix in dry signal, the note attack renders delays nearly imperceptible. Skilled players could make even 100% wet sounds seem instantaneous by playing slightly ahead of the beat—but you needn’t be a refined player to get great results here.

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