One has to put the EQ FX as the first block, and set it to be a para EQ set to: 32Hz+3dB // 1kHz+2dB // 5kHz-14dB? For the record, I share below the response of the SLO (all controls at noon) as it is now emulated by the MG30 (in blue), VS the curves of other digital MG30 models: the JCM800 (in white), 1987X (in green) and Friedman (in pink). You could save a blanked-out preset to work as your base to work from, just save it over wherever you want to start a new one.

Simulated pedals like overdrive, wah, modulation effects like Chorus or flanger, Delay and Reverb as well as compressors and Noise Gates can be easily placed in 11 blocks at any point of the signal chain to achieve different sound effects in combination. The only of my IR loaders able to handle nicely this situation of extremely strong preamp signal, IME, remains the AMT Pangaea: it allows to have the same sound from the amp and from the related IR. I tried to find a schematic to see if it wasn’t a simple switch to DC right at the input, and something that I could modify but I haven’t found one yet. and not without precising that many MFX's had previously failed to replace my old GT10 in 4CM (including the Nux Cerberus). There is also a very clear tuner integrated which lights up so even on a dark stage you can easily tune your guitar.NOTES - the scooped mids in COMBO REAR and STACK REAR modes finally appear to me as a way to keep the characteristic EQing of a preamp when all FX's and simulations are disabled in the MG-30. I'd really suggest what I did in the beginning: book the rehearsal room only for you 2 or 3 times (one hour or a little more each session, but not much more because your ears will not "respond" properly anyway after a short while and will deceive you). I set up my pedal board around the MG-30 this weekend, including a hack to give me volume swells while retaining echo and reverb trails.

V SLA battery in the cheap plastic ammo box with Little circuit board I slapped together with two 7809 VR’s. Very sweet and realistic sounding amps and boxes (+24 custom IR slots), extremely intuitive and easy to use - no need to read manuals really. With a wide selection of traditional amp circuits, the NUX MG-30 is guaranteed to leave no sound wish unfulfilled.It's intentionnal: it allows to avoid any inconsistency due to the position of the physical volume knob on the MG30 (more accessible to clumsy feet on stage than a "lateral" / perpendicular pot would be and.

I'd have more chance of piloting the Space Shuttle blindfolded judging by the options available on the Stomp! And their bias control doesn't react no more as a third volume control, like it did in my unit after V3. Luckily it has an IR loader built in, with about 26-ish (I can't remember exactly) slots for external IR's.From clear and tight US classics of the Fifties and Sixties to juicy Brit sounds and high-gain metal, there is a wide selection of different basic sounds for electric guitar, Bass and even acoustic guitars with 25 different amps, which can be combined with 8 pre-installed cabinets for guitar and bass and 8 microphones with three different positions each.