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New POG Nano

It's in the EHX catalog I picked up at NAMM (which is what the picture in the original post, which I actually took, is from.) It was also physically at NAMM.

Didn't get a chance to ask anyone at EHX about availability, though. I'm definitely going to swap the Micro for the Nano to save some real estate.
 
...doesn't appear, at least in the UK, that it will be any cheaper.
not surprised, i'd guess that squeezing the same functionality into a smaller box was harder, not easier, even if the digital guts was a few years newer (and thus smaller and faster).

i just wish that it had a tone rolloff control for the high octave, that metallic octave-up sound is my only complaint about the regular micro-pog.
 
Hmmm...Nano Pog? Smaller but with a new way of doing it? Will that way be good? Sure hope so, because I busted out my Micro Pog for the first time in a long time last night, and I forgot how much I enjoyed having it. Don't care as much for the lower octave but I have an OC-2 for that, and believe it or not, as long as you stick to single notes, using the Micro Pog and OC-2 for a 3 octave attack is pretty cool. Gets a little stupid adding the 4th octave way down low, but 3 octaves isn't bad, and the tracking on the OC-2 doesn't glitch up nearly as much as you'd think it would. So a little one would be cool as I'm on a kick to reduce pedal size as much as possible when I can find a suitable little pedal to replace a big one.

But let me ask you those knowledgeable about the EHX Pitch Fork...considering I really only want the octave up of the Micro Pog, do you think I'd be happier with the Pitch Fork? Is its upper octave on a par with the Micro Pog?
 
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Hmmm...Nano Pog? Smaller but with a new way of doing it? Will that way be good? Sure hope so, because I busted out my Micro Pog for the first time in a long time last night, and I forgot how much I enjoyed having it. Don't care as much for the lower octave but I have an OC-2 for that, and believe it or not, as long as you stick to single notes, using the Micro Pog and OC-2 for a 3 octave attack is pretty cool. Gets a little stupid adding the 4th octave way down low, but 3 octaves isn't bad, and the tracking on the OC-2 doesn't glitch up nearly as much as you'd think it would. So a little one would be cool as I'm on a kick to reduce pedal size as much as possible when I can find a suitable little pedal to replace a big one.

But let me ask you those knowledgeable about the EHX Pitch Fork...considering I really only want the octave up of the Micro Pog, do you think I'd be happier with the Pitch Fork? Is its upper octave on a par with the Micro Pog?

Got to mess with the pitch fork for a while a few weeks ago in a non-music store environment, and it had just about the nicest octave up I've heard yet.
 
Certainly not quite...as analog as the octave down would be in an OC-2 but compared to what ive heard/played of the micro pog and whammy/etc, the pitch fork has them beat. still on the synth-ier side but not as shrill? Im probably not making any sense by this time in the morning.
 
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