NUX MG-101 Multi-Effects Pedal 25 Classic Amplifier Models, IR Resolution 512 Samples, 46 Effects, Easy Live Streaming

The NUX MG-101 is an excellent multi-effects processor for the price. It was delivered on time and worked perfectly right out of the box. The amp models and effects sound great, and the interface is simple enough for beginners while still offering plenty of features. It's compact, easy to use, and fantastic value for money. Highly recommended!

Digital signal can now do easily and quickly what guitar players cannot do easily with analog--program profiles that sound very similar to famous guitar players we all have tries to sound like for decades. This is a simple and affordable way to start working in digital, and go from analog signal chain to digital signal chain, quickly. This nux mg 101 is really easy to use. It is simple to understand and comes with an ac adapter, but also runs on batteries. This means you can realistically use it practically anywhere. You can run it through just about anything headphones, a computer, a phone, a pa, a clean guitar amplifier, or an frfr. Really intuitive, and sounds good. Easy to program, fun and simple to use. I won't get rid of my analog gear, which for me is tube amps and pedals, but now I have analog and this new, for me, digital way to create. Also, this is a lot lighterand smaller to schlep around and set than a deluxe reverb. I like other NUX pedals that I have and this is also high quality for the price. I really struggle with loopers, but this one is fine. 20 and 40 seconds, enough to lay down A track to play over. I never have played any guitar signal in stereo but you can with this. I hate practicing to a click metronome, even though it is so essential, but i love pracricing to the nux drum tracks in this unit and another nux pedal i have, the drum loop pro which of course i underutilize! the drums in this unit are good to play over. As some point out the volume between each profile varies, but you can equalize it with the expression pedal set as volume, and i wont use most profiles live, and never without preparing them for live use first. But for me that volume issue is pretty minor, as I will mostly program my own profiles, with the volume set equal for the profiles i will actually use, and use those for playing out live which is where it really matters to me. Does it match the sound of my deluxe alone or through a pedal board into a deluxe? No, but it gets pretty close. Not only for clean but also for high gain and all in between. Can most people tell the difference? Some can. Will any of them care? Probably only the same ones that care if it's a fender or squire, a gibson or epiphone that you are holding. Have fun.

Muy buen sonido por el precio.

Funziona alla grande

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Fa quello che permette, in rapporto al prezzo contenuto