Electro-Harmonix Nano POG Polyphonic Octave Generator

This is next in the chain after my comp. I love octave pedals. They add a whole new dimension to your playing when they're used right. A basic setting that I use with this pedal is I usually have the dry signal all the way up and the octave up at around 2 o'clock and the sub octave at around 10 o'clock. I keep my original signal prominent while having enough octave up to add sparkle to the tone and just enough sub octave to beef it up. I recently had a mod done on this by Matthews effects, so now I essentially have two presets on this thing. Sometimes I want to be able to pull of a Whammy octave up kind of thing, so on the second preset, I have the octave up dimed and the dry and sub knobs completely off. Highly recommend this and the mod by Matthews Effects (you can get one pre-modded of Matthews' website) if you wanna explore different flavors to your tone.

Though it doesn't sound exactly as its big brother, EHX says that it has an improved algorithm compared to the Micro POG, I just think that it sounds different), it seems to be a better option for over populated pedalboards due to its practical size.

In my opinion there is no sound difference between nano and micro POG.I choose nano because the size.It is a great octaver!

Pretty Good and small footprint and great Tone both for Acoustic and an Electric Guitar .

good wonderfully tracking octave.. I am not sure if I keep it.. something about the sound that I could not fall in love with.. don't know what though..