I run that pedal through my Peavey 6505 amp's return jack on the effects loop. I essentially run amp models and effects without the cab responses and have never had a greater tone through this amp. Very happy with the tones, and what's more, when i use it by itself with the cab responses through head-phones the amp models and effects are great. long live Nu-X!
Not all ppl at comments are normal humans, there are gear dummies too. So i will connect nux at return jack of my amp and the guitar on the common input that iam used to or connect to ---> send of the effect loop? Thx in advance !
@@Miamiborne1969 OK Dave I gave this thing a good go, over a week. First of all the presets are mostly horrible. Most of the effects are unusable and terrible. The biggest problem is there are these irritating transients in over driven patches. The 7 band EQ has no hope of fixing this. I would say that if you want one of these just for fun in your bedroom you may find it OK but if you want to use it to record you will soon find it's limitations. MG300 is trying to be a one stop shop and in the process does nothing well but somethings just OK.
@@Neil-Aspinall Dont use the presets then!! You are in a very small minority about this. Presets on most things are not best thing about the unit. How many of your audience come up after a gig and complaint about the transients that you hear? None! If this was a 1000 euro unit you wouldnt hear them either.
@@paulneedham9885 I wanted it for recording. I tried for a week to make it sound decent and it was not possible, it's a toy and at that price I should have known better. Maybe my sense of quality audio is a little higher than most Paul?
I just ordered it as "small gear" option to take to a jam session, it should arrive tomorrow. Amazing tones! Biggest problem is that there are just two knobs so you can only switch presets in a serial way. So I'll try to create or get some basic presets: clean solo, clean rhythm (funk), clean solo chorus, crunch, basic lead, distant lead with delay and reverb.
The thing about this box is that if you let a chord or note ring out, sometimes you will hear that glitchy digital interference (crackling sound). If you’re into metal mayhem that won’t be a problem but for clean playing and serious recording steer clear.
When you look at the effect pedals in the Nux mg300, such as the modulation pedal, time-based pedal, overdrive or distortion effect pedal, it seems almost the same as the pedal in the Nux mg100 but the advantage of the Nux mg300 is that there is an additional USB connection for downloading sounds for free, in my opinion, the multi-effects nux sound very good and almost similar to the original effects pedal / stompbox
@@alfredomusico Ok NUX is killing the game w this puppy!!!, an additional expression and/ or Wah with this and my NUX Cerberus pedal ( which is fucking Fantastic BTW IMHO makes 4 the perfect minimalist in size board with all the tones you need!👏🏾👏🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🔥🔥🎸💥👌🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾✊🏾😂
Ok NUX is killing the game w this puppy!!!, an additional expression and/ or Wah with this and my NUX Cerberus pedal ( which is fucking Fantastic BTW IMHO makes 4 the perfect minimalist in size board with all the tones you need!👏🏾👏🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🔥🔥🎸💥👌🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾✊🏾😂
I had the cerbarus but didn't really like the drive sounds,sold it. I now have this and like it much better and its a lot easier to get the sounds your looking for very easy to understand how it works.
Sounds really food not processed, the modulation, delay & reverbs all sound great, drives are good, I’ll probably buy one just to get the JHS morning glory and DS1 tones and all the modulation and ambient effects will defo work for me, for the low price of this unit definitely seems worth the investment. Cheers
Excellent sounding for it's price-point, great content! Can you put whammy in the wah pedal? Also, does it have octaver? How many effects can you stack?
i just bought one, and though it's cheap and good it's not the most versitile there is no whammy. though there is a pitch shifter also you can have one of each. distortion modulation delay and reverb
I own a Boss Katana 50mk2 and im not enjoying it.. doing lots of research for alternatives i found the NUX MG 300 and now i think about selling my amp to get this fx pedal. Looks way easier to work with! And sound very very impressive! So am i right to just need like a cabinet and connect it and go?
I've seen at least 10+ videos of this unit and it sounds amazzing. Is this really that good? I wanted to get an analog pedal/ unit specifically like the nux cerebus but can't help thinking this is so much better as an option for tones even after it being digital.
This video man.. Not sure if I need more guitar lessons or one of these MG-300's, they sound amazing! I enjoyed my "Cerebrus" for a few years and it's twice the cost of this unit and doesn't have half the features! What's up with that?
Hi just one question, does this have a direct load function? For example , i want to switch from patch 1 to patch 4 but i dont want to hear patches 2 and 3. My very old zoom 505 can do this.😊
