NUX Solid Studio Power Amp Simulator demo / playthrough (no talking) 

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks! Absolutely, it's a great unit for backup in case something happens with your amp. Always good to have options :).

Thank you! :)

Thanks a lot! I would like that very much :D

Thanks a lot! Happy to hear you like what I'm doing, there's a lot more to come :)

Rudy Bressers your welcome I hope you have a blessed day and I hope you and your family is staying safe

Appreciate it, I wish the same for you and your family!

Thanks a lot! I appreciate the feedback :)

Thanks for watching! 😀

Thanks a lot! Indeed I always try to be as transparent/thorough as possible regarding the setup. That way people listening won't get the wrong idea. If you end up buying it, I hope you have a lot of fun playing it! 😀

@@RudyBressers No thanks well earned !! Thanks for your answer. I am stil considering because I have a Rivera Clubster 25W tube amp with a Harley Benton Power Attenuator and a NUX MG-300 and also a lot of plugins on my DAW. So I can make a good guitar sound. But the NUX solid studio could be used to make silent recordings with only the tube (pre)amp 😊

@@reneliebregt6319 Yeah sometimes it can be handy to have a more silent option as well. And it's always tricky with new pedals or plugins: usually you already have more than enough to get a good sound... It's just too tempting every so often to get something new 😀.

@@RudyBressers Yes you are right !! I am always looking for an excuse to buy some new equipment but why not 😀 I will see more on your channel.

Thanks dude! 😀 Yeah it's a very good pedal for the price. A lot of people demo pedals using a lot of distortion, I often prefer to emphasize the cleaner sounds.

@@RudyBressers I'll get it as soon as I can 😊

@@iniziodelrumore Nice! I'm sure you'll enjoy playing it :)

Thank you very much :)

Thanks! :)

Thanks dude! I always like demoing pedals with mostly clean sounds, so you can really hear how it sounds (without a ton of distortion 😁). The reverb is from a plugin: Valhalla Vintage Verb. The pedal itself doesn't have reverb built in.

@@RudyBressers Great!! Thank you.

Thanks! Yep, just a few chords and licks I threw together on the spot :)

Hey man, thanks a lot! 😀 Yeah, a not so great power supply can sometimes make things a bit noisy. I almost always use the Truetone 1 Spot power supply. Very reliable, no noise (at least not for me), powerful enough to power quite a few pedals, and also very affordable. Check it out, I don't think you'll be disappointed 👍

Haha thanks I guess 🤣

It could definitely have a place on a pedal board. For when you don't want to carry an amp somewhere, or as a backup.

This one is a little more versatile, but also costs 5 times as much. Perhaps it's not entirely fair to compare the two.

@@RudyBressers in terms of fender emulation quality sound only, this one or american sound? (Sorry i didn't make correctly the previous question)

@@bahiodj5566 If you just want Fender emulation sounds, then you can just as easily buy the American Sound. The NUX has more options, but you wouldn't be using those extra options much (so no need to pay extra 😁)

@@RudyBressers but which one sounds better, talkin about fender amp emulation?

@@bahiodj5566 Maybe the NUX sounds a bit better to my ears (regarding Fender amp emuation), but it's not a huge difference. So the question is if it's worth the price difference. For me it was not: I sold the NUX and now use the Joyo AS. But that might be different for you of course.