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It is rather amazing
Is it good or bad? It's good. Quite amazing actually.
It’s quite overwhelming with all the options and features, because the manual is basically pictograms and the online retailers just list 22 bullet points. I found about 6 websites with various info, but no-one actually tells you HOW to work it.
I'm confused with parts of it and I wish someone somewhere explained it. If you already are familiar with modern studio/recording switches and terminology, you will probably work it out.
After playing with everything for 5 days I worked some things out. Top tip: If you wish to use PC/Windows, you download two clucky files: Driver.exe and NuX mighty bass.exe, connect with an old out-of-date USB, configure it, then try to make it actually work without losing connection and needing constant restarts. Then I tried my nice Android tablet with bluetooth. You download the Mighty Amp app from the official Google store, and it starts to work smoothly. It is more obvious how to save settings to three channels. More importantly - it has a 'Reset' function, so you can attempt the three channels and just keep hitting reset until you get it right.
From what I can make out, as a stand-alone amp, the three channels can be activated to have on-board simple effects: simple compressions, phasers through to scream/muff distortion via Para 1 and Para 2 knobs. Then when you connect the app via Bluetooth however, a whole world of IR bundles, amps, and effects open up to you to try out or save to each of the three channels. I think you can even add your own.
The pedal to access and the loop/drum beats functions are very useful, but I just stored them away and use it as a basic amp and it’s good at that.
I am downsizing, so for a small house it is a beast of an amplifier. It sounds great for its size, and does its job very well. I am very happy with it.
It’s quite overwhelming with all the options and features, because the manual is basically pictograms and the online retailers just list 22 bullet points. I found about 6 websites with various info, but no-one actually tells you HOW to work it.
I'm confused with parts of it and I wish someone somewhere explained it. If you already are familiar with modern studio/recording switches and terminology, you will probably work it out.
After playing with everything for 5 days I worked some things out. Top tip: If you wish to use PC/Windows, you download two clucky files: Driver.exe and NuX mighty bass.exe, connect with an old out-of-date USB, configure it, then try to make it actually work without losing connection and needing constant restarts. Then I tried my nice Android tablet with bluetooth. You download the Mighty Amp app from the official Google store, and it starts to work smoothly. It is more obvious how to save settings to three channels. More importantly - it has a 'Reset' function, so you can attempt the three channels and just keep hitting reset until you get it right.
From what I can make out, as a stand-alone amp, the three channels can be activated to have on-board simple effects: simple compressions, phasers through to scream/muff distortion via Para 1 and Para 2 knobs. Then when you connect the app via Bluetooth however, a whole world of IR bundles, amps, and effects open up to you to try out or save to each of the three channels. I think you can even add your own.
The pedal to access and the loop/drum beats functions are very useful, but I just stored them away and use it as a basic amp and it’s good at that.
I am downsizing, so for a small house it is a beast of an amplifier. It sounds great for its size, and does its job very well. I am very happy with it.
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