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Nano enclosure
The smallest EHX housing. At 4.49 x 2.76 inches it fits into gaps other reverb pedals cannot.

Independent shopping perspective
Compact reverb pedal in EHX's Nano enclosure. For guitarists who want space and ambience from a small box on a crowded board.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The smallest EHX housing. At 4.49 x 2.76 inches it fits into gaps other reverb pedals cannot.
Detail 02
Adds decay tails after your note. Best placed at the end of the chain so it sits over everything else.
Detail 03
Mid tier for reverb. You get the sound rather than presets, stereo I/O, or an editing app.
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Designed for instrument level. Runs in front of an amp or in an effects loop, not a line-level mixer input.
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Shallow front to back, so it slots into a back row without pushing your board dimensions out.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
4.49 inches wide, 2.76 inches deep, 2.09 inches tall. It is EHX's Nano-size enclosure, built for boards where space is limited.
Yes, and one is not included. Plan on a 9V pedal power supply and confirm your board has a free output.
Last, after distortion and delay. Reverb placed before drive gets compressed and muddy as the gain stage clips the tails.
Not necessarily. A pedal gives you footswitchable control and consistency across amps, which matters if you play different backlines.
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