ThePedalGuy Presents the NuX Cerberus Close Up Part 2 

Glad you like them!

Ren Ato thank you for the kind words. Stay tuned for part 3 and 4.

Matt Gilbert thank you for the feedback. That was a mistake on my part.

@@ThePedalGuy No worries mate. Your videos on this unit are invaluable. I'm up to number 3. Have you explored the MIDI capabilities? I have a couple of MIDI-enabled true bypass loop switchers, would like to include this in my MIDI setup - but it doesn't have MIDI-thru. That's a hassle.

Matt Gilbert we’re looking into doing a more in depth vid on the midi capabilities.

@@ThePedalGuy Thank you

Thanks for the kind words. We got ya covered in the part 3 and 4 on this series. Stay tuned!

Awesome :) I'll be waiting for the upload. By the way, I have subscribed already :)

Thank you very much! This is a really awesome multi fx board for the price.

Yes Indeed. I own one. recently bought. I've been using mostly my Sansamp TriAc which is simply kickass. But Cerberus has more features over SansAmp TriAc which I still love. So Cerberus is what I'm gigging nowadays. Just finished my 2 Metallica Tributes using Cerberus. Once in JCM900 (Eargasm) and the other time in a Laney LV300. Also did a 3 city tour with "The Stage Season 3" finalists. Basically It just boils down to only one thing which is Versatility. This is indeed an awesome integrated pedal board at a price.

Pradeep Pande nice! You should post some riffs.

Thanks. Here's a link to the factory reset guide bit.ly/3bTBjPR

@@ThePedalGuy "document not found:?

Thanks for the feedback and I agree this is a bit of an oversight. I guess there's just only so many things one can cram into the Cerberus. In any case, you could simply put a gate in front of the signal chain and that will get the job done.

You might need to do a factory reset. Go to the NuX site and there will be info that tells you how to do it.

Thanks for the question. You can hook it up either way. If you use an amp, you can use either the front of the amp or the fx return. If you use the front of the amp be sure to not engage the cab sim/IR section as that won’t sound good at all.

Hey sir, got a question, so if I'm going to use an amp , I don't need to engage the cab sim?

As far as I can remember you can change the IR when using it with the editor on your PC.

@@ThePedalGuy thanks man! Awesome

Sorry for my late reply. Have you tried resetting the Cerberus?

No Sir, how i do this? Thank you!

Unfortunately you can’t. That is done via the Cerberus app

Hi Hichem. The IR loader is controlled via the application, so to my knowledge it's not possible to switch them on the fly. The Solid Studio however can do this as the IR's are loaded onto the pedal.

I think that with the latest firmware of the cerberus you can set up your presets with different IRs, so you can change IRs between presets, but you need to load via the application, still it´s not possible to switch them manually on the fly.

Hi. Thanks for your question. Just to be clear what the question is, you want to insert the AMT P1 after the distortion section and before the modulation section? If so, then yes, the Cerberus can do that using the 4 cable method

@@ThePedalGuy great! Even if the AMT P1 has one input and one output? Cheers

@@eljam8138 yes. Out of the Cerberus into the AMT P1. Then out of the AMT P1 into the Cerberus Modulation section.

@@eljam8138 That's what I do with a Joyo AC tone and a Maxon TB-09. The Joyo provides a reasonable VOX-like amp sound and I turn the gain almost completely off and the tube section almost all the way up on the Maxon. Then into mods/delay section, DI out>PA. It gives me a reasonable approximation of playing into a tube amp.

Jon Elordieta thanks for your question. It should be saved with the preset. I will double check today.

i'm going to wait for this advisory too :) it's cool to know having boost placed on preset

@@ThePedalGuy Too long check, men, too long...

Thanks for the question. The distortion is pretty clean.

@@ThePedalGuy Thank you very much for responding! No one has covered the noise level.

Edward Yelin no prob. It really comes down to your pickups and ac situation. We run it pretty clean and haven’t picked up any abnormal noise.

Hi Al. Thanks for the question. There really is no comparison between these two pedals as they are quite different. The Ampero is all about amp modeling, cabs, and tons of effects. The Cerberus is meant to be more of an analog meets digital multi-fx.

@@ThePedalGuy Thanks. So if I am looking for a pedal board in front of my amp, where effects can be individually turned off and on by themselves, the Cerbereus is the way to go?

@@alraymond1618 Correct. You can also use the Ampero in that setup but it doesn't have a stompbox mode so that might prove to be a little difficult. I have both of them in stock so let me know if you have any further questions.

True, the parallel routing isn't for everyone.