NUXMP2 Might Plug - Guitar/bass amp simulation w/headphone amp

Having had a few headphone amps and practice amps offer the last few years this is a game changer.Basically every guitar sound you'd ever need in one tiny package.The app is great with some quite deep editing possible to achieve your sound. However there's an even better 3rd party app called mightier amp which is even better. I say better because you can save dozens of presets on it. Create the sound for a song name it and then save it for future useAnd better because it also allows you to use any amp/cab/effect in any way you want. Whereas the official one only allows certain combinations on the overdrive channel and others on distortion.It's a small but nice addition.And here's another nice thingits a headphone amp but you can play it through anything with a line in socket.Just let that sink in a moment. Yes that's right portable speaker, hi fi and even that rubbish practice amp you bought acouple of years back.And because the mp2 has impulse response cab simulation ( which even it's big brother Nux amps don't have ) you can almost always pick a combination that will sound good through your speaker set up.So then it becomes a multi purpose modeling FX unit for £60ish .I've never tried the fender Mustang micro which is the only real competition I can see for this unit. But that's £30 more and I don't see how it could be any improvement on this.TBF it does take some fiddling with the settings sometimes. The first time I connected it to a speaker it was really boomy and had massive feedback.But with a little playing with the noise gate settings for level and what it calls sustain that can be over come. The settings are there it's just a case of working them outIt seems sturdy and battery life is ok. Not stellar but enough.If I lost or broke this would I buy another? Yes in a heartbeat that very same day.

Does exactly what is says. Note: that is is Bluetooth ADJUSTABLE not listenable. The bluetooth delay would make it unplayable.What I wanted was a headphone amp. What I got was a pocket studio. Since I play cavaquinho not guitar and samba not rock a lot of the included gear was not relevant to me. There are models of Amps, cabs, and different guitars. I'm not sure how relevant they are to anyone who is simply playing to themselves or rehearsing. The effects are nice since playing completely clean is so unrewarding sterile. While you are there you can checkout combinations of different effect pedal models. This whole thing is like a line6 Pod from 15 years ago except without the pedals. If you could control it you could simply make it your effects board. Its THAT clear and noiseless.The control is via your phone or table - including the volume. Its a little awkward in that respect. All you get on the device is an on/off button and a mute.Other nice bits are drum tracks and "Artist tracks". Again, no use to me since I play samba. You can play to your own music on your phone but that requires juggling 2 apps. It would be nice if you could embedyour own jam tracks.The other thing that would be great, but impossible, would be a tuner. Its impossible because the audio goes from the tablet to the Mightly Plug so it wouldn't be able to get a signal to work on.So, In summary, Good value for money. Lots of tricks up its sleeve if you are a mainstream guitarist. If you play electric violin, mandolin, or ukulele. Its still good but a lot of the party tricks are wasted on you.

Initially I wasn't sure about this. It arrived and felt too quiet. The device itself has just 2 buttons on it. Power/Mute and the big button to Cycle through the amp channels with your saved preset.It turns out you need to use the app to go into the setting for the current channel and change the Level setting on the Amp to change your volume. As 'authentic' as this is, if you have some favourite presets saved in the device and just want to jack in and play - you may find the need to load up the app everytime you want to just change the overall volume a bit of a nuisance. (maybe you're using a different set of headphones for example). I'm sure some people will say to just turn down the volume control on your guitar, but in reality that changes the input volume to the signal chain in the NUX MP2 sim and therefore will give you a completely different sound. If you want the same sound, just quieter or louder then you need to change that in the app as this has no master volume control on the deviceHOWEVER, putting that one criticism aside - this thing is awesome. Great clean sounds, a choice of amp models on each channel including a great Marshall Plexi style and if Van Halen's your thing you're gonna love the DIST Channel with the DIE VH4 amp.I've charged mine once since I bought it and it's currently on 10% battery after a fair few hours of use.The only competitors to this are the VOX and Blackstar AmpPlugs which while are great at what they do, have nowhere near the number of amp, pedal, cabsim simlatuion options that this does. Seriously, this has Neural DSP Plugin levels of options. Definitely a recommended buy, BUT would be perfect with that master volume control on the device itself.

A great practice tool for guitarists and bassists. Easy to setup. The guitar/bass mode switching has now been replaced by the option to select the appropriate guitar or bass amp from the available list. Various sound options and combinations can be configured for each amp using the mobile phone app. The user has the option to cycle through up to seven different configurations using a button on the unit. The bluetooth functionality is a huge plus.

El producto viene bien protegido en su caja y es de buena calidad. Trae un buen de efectos y amplificadores que puedes configurar desde app, es ideal para usarlo con audífonos sin molestar a las demás personas por el ruido. También se puede usar como interfaz de audio conectandolo a una Pc. Excelente producto, cumple todo lo que promete y a un buen precio.

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I was looking for a small multi-effects unit to travel with. This thing is awesome for practicing while you travel! It sounds great in headphones, but I also had good results plugging it into aux ports of car stereos and bluetooth speakers. I imagine you would have pretty decent sound if you plugged into a PA system too. Settings are easily tweaked on the 4 different channels (via the app), and the button to toggle between channels is at you guitar's jack, so it's not like having a peddle board, but you can still switch between channels somewhat easily. I cannot believe the variety of effects in such a small device, and such a low price! The only way to adjust sound is through the app, so that is a downside, but I just set it where I like it and only have to change it if I plug into a different device. Each channel can be set to a different volume level. Usually if I am moving from headphones to another device, that device has its' own volume control anyway, so no big deal. Highly recommend for anyone that needs portable tones, or even for any beginner on a budget. I wish I could have had so many tones for that price when I first started! Update after 6 months of use. I just noticed someone posted a negative review of this product and wished they had held on to some device they had from the 80s. Their main complaint was a lack of knobs and no volume control. I will admit that a physical knob or two, especially volume would be nice. The thing is, everything is adjustable in the app, sounds like this person did not realize that. I started playing in the 1980's and just 1 effects pedal would have cost about the same as the nux, and that would not be multi-effects, and no amp either. After 6 months I still love this thing! I just found out there is a 3rd party app called Mightier that can be used to tweak the different channels even further. I found that the volume varies if I am changing from BT speaker to headphones, so having to adjust volume on each channel if jumping between devices is a little irritating. Best to set everything to acceptable volume on headphones first, then just use BT speaker volume to adjust. Still super excited about this product and not sure how anyone could not like it, especially at this price.

Al conectar la guitarra funciona perfectamente, pero al intentar conectar un equipo por bluetooth, se corta la señal de la guitarra de forma intermitente, siendo imposible de utilizar. Si ese problema se solucionara, es un excelente equipo que reemplazaría perfectamente un amplificador si se quisiera utilizar unicamente con auriculares, que era mi caso.