ELECTRO HARMONIX Nano POG

ELECTRO-HARMONIX Nano POG Polyphonic Octave Generator

The Electro-Harmonix Nano POG is a studio-quality polyphonic octave generator housed in a space-saving "Nano" size enclosure. This pedal can simultaneously create two additional octaves (one down and one up) and blend them with your original signal. Thanks to an advanced algorithm, the pedal tracks chords perfectly, allowing a guitar to sound like a 12-string instrument, an organ, or even a bass guitar.

The pedal features individual volume controls for each signal: Sub Octave (octave down), Octave Up (octave up), and Dry (clean signal). This allows for the creation of a wide range of sounds – from deep, earth-shaking bass to crystal-clear "shimmer" effects. An additional Dry Out allows you to split the signals and send the clean sound to a separate amplifier, while the main output sends the effected mix.

Main Features

• Polyphonic Tracking: Flawlessly reproduces chords and fast playing without latency or glitches.
• 3 Controls: Separate volume controls for Dry, Sub Octave, and Octave Up signals.
• Versatility: Can emulate a 12-string guitar, an organ, or turn an electric guitar into a bass.
• Dual Output: Features an additional Dry Output jack for signal separation.
• Silent Footswitching: Silent Footswitching technology.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Electro-Harmonix (EHX)
• Model: Nano POG
• Type: Polyphonic Octave Generator
• Circuitry: Digital
• Bypass: Buffered Bypass
• Connections:
  • 1 x Input (1/4" fem.)
  • 1 x Effect Output (1/4" fem.)
  • 1 x Dry Output (1/4" fem.) (Buffered)
• Power: 9.6VDC-200mA adapter (included)
• Current Consumption: 25 mA
• Dimensions: 114 x 70 x 53 mm (4.5" x 2.75" x 2.1")
• Year of Release: 2015

What's in the Box?

• 1 x Electro-Harmonix Nano POG pedal
• 1 x EHX 9.6DC-200mA power supply
• 1 x User Manual

Intended for?

• Guitarists who want to emulate a 12-string guitar sound during live performances.
• Artists creating atmospheric, organ-like textures (ambient / post-rock).
• Musicians who want to record bass parts using a standard electric guitar.