NuX MG-30 Multi-Effects Modeler Pedal, Black

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A said I really like the amp sounds, 5150 is huge, Marshalls are really close to the real thing, recti sounds great, Fenders sound great.

thats because the context of stage sound, where the for example the acoustic sound of a drum…or the bass’s amp . Having said that I was amazed at how good most of the effects were and the Quicktone Editor app makes it even better. One of the ideas I was kicking around was to get a small multi-fx pedal and plug some headphones into it. As I use impulse responses reproducing my own cabs, I can obtain really similar tones from the real amps in the room and from the MG30 throught the board.I have a couple big pedal boards but I didn’t have great reverbs, Plus I had to have so many delays because they were all cool by themselves but they weren’t programmable. I'd have more chance of piloting the Space Shuttle blindfolded judging by the options available on the Stomp! If you are approved for a credit limit with PayPal Credit and use it for future purchases, the APR for those purchases wont be more than 23. That's because they reproduce the sound of a mic'd cabinet into a Full Range Flat Response (FRFR) cabinet.

For absolute precision in editing individual patches, Nux furthermore provides the QuickTone Editor for Windows and macOS, which applies all changes in real-time and provides extensive tools for finding the perfect sound.I think you may be right about the scenes feature needing the dimmed out effect icon to be persistent, since scenes is all about switching on and off effects blocks. Now, the closest thing to a real amp tone was generated through my paraEQ pre EQing feeding an amp sim in STUDIO DIRECT output mode, cab sim disabled. A true USB sound interface, the MG30 also allows you to record yourself, stream and even be able to re-amp your recordings. The built-in drum machine is handy but it doesn't really function that well beyond being "a slightly more interesting sounding metronome". But its lower input impedance makes this input a bit dull for guitars, so it's not really an alternative to the main guitar input.