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Thank you very so much for saying that!

When I plug Tonex One with the HX Stomp, they were generating some digital noise, especially from the tap tempo blinker or something similar, and I realized the issue was caused by a tiny, cheap isolator. Since I needed thin and compact components for this mini pedalboard, I ended up using two separate power supply adapters. DC 9V 1.3A (max 12W), which was slim enough to fit at the bottom of the board. For battery-powered operation, I connect it to a large Xiaomi power bank using a 5V-9V voltage converter and an isolator. I forgot the model name, though.

Right, I felt the same way. Prob it was just because of my sloppy fingers! :)

Mate! Check the description for the download link! Have fun! 🎸

there's no extra room for jet but you might be able to fit cs6 with taller rubber feet? I tried a power supply isolation to eliminate the noise from the digital delay but ended up using separate AC adapters underneath.

@@tameboar what pedalboard is that? Palmer pedalbay 60L? When i search it the 60L is big.

@@darwynth Nice catch! It was a big Pedalbay 60L, but I did some hacksaw work to customize it this time :D

@@tameboar wtf hahha awesome.

Hey mate, thanks for your comment! Yeah, I noticed on the "feel" that the HX STOMP’s FX loop didn’t seem to return the Tonex One signal at 0dB, so I ended up boosting the Tonex One output level. It also dropped way more when I used the HX STOMP’s built-in USB interface. I wasn’t entirely sure if it was due to my sloppy setup. - Salute from Japan.

I think I used NeuralDSP plugins for this :)

Sorry about the missing comparison. I got the Tonex pedal because of the Tonex Max software, so I wasn’t really trying to compare its amp simulation with the Nux. Unfortunately, I don’t have the Nux and Tonex pedals anymore. I’ve been busy with my day job and ended up selling some of the pedals that were just sitting around. But I do have a couple of videos that show off the built-in tones of both the Nux and Tonex-I liked both a lot.

Hey, Many TH-camrs say the Tonex One sounds exactly like its bigger brother. I haven’t done an A/B comparison myself, and HX Stomp sounds different from the MG30, so it’s hard to say. However, I can tell you that nothing beats the Tonex One when portability is a top priority. Not that intuitive control for multiple presets, though.

@@tameboar Thank you. One last question. Do you use the Tonex with the MG30 & HX Stomp mainly for the sound quality? Because the very reason I want the Tonex is for better clean amp sound and the "real-ness" Apologies for too many questions.

@@felixkim567 I use these devices because they’re compact. They probably offer clean, clear, and top-notch sound quality, but I’m not sure if my playing or listening skills are good enough to really notice the difference :D

@@tameboar Thank you :)

Mono. I don't use Tonex One built-in reverb. 🎸🤘

@@tameboar thank you !!! It's the same as me.^^

@@tameboar i'm use FX loop mono 1block & Global Ins/Outs send Return R : Inst / Send Retrun L : Inst , and you? I have a lot of concerns about this....

@@fender9004 The same. I guess this minimal go-to setup would work well for small-sized gigs but probably not ideal for big stages or recordings. Anyway I don't need to carry an amp head in my backpack.

@@tameboar i agreed... and sound so Good!

Battery by Metallica 🤘: th-cam.com/video/uzlOcupu5UE/w-d-xo.html

I just did a quick search about G3XM. It seems Zoom G3XM doesn't support the FX loop with Send/Return jacks but I guess you can connect your guitar to Tonex input and Tonex output to G3XM input in serial way. So, turn off the amps and cabinet/IRs on G3XM and use amps & cabinets on Tonex (make sure no reverb on Tonex) and other time effects on G3XM (make sure no amps/cabinets on G3XM). One drawback is, you will not be able to use G3XM's built in compressor pedal / wah / volume pedal when you want to have them before amps.

If you say so so i can still use it ? Because you said my 1st input is the tonex or i misunderstood?

Actually i really want to sell my g3xn for mg30 until i saw tonex. Can i load ir like in the tonex in the mg30?

@@wilsonrositaortiz5037 I just noticed that there are built-in compressor & noise-gate on Tonex Pedal as well. I guess you're gonna be fine with them :D

@@wilsonrositaortiz5037 I haven't tried yet but the manual says you can import a custom IR into tonex pedal by using tonex librarian software. I didn't think that much when I bought mg30. I just needed an easy going compact multi-fx pedal with a couple of amp models and effects, and affordable. I have no idea about G3XN but If I compare the specs, g3xn supports 44.1khz of sampling frequency while mg30 does 48khz. Tonex also supports 44.1 (no 48) so not that big a deal for the live performances. But if you want to use it connected to your computer for DAW or something then you probably think about your sample rate preference? And I see mg30 has a bit better AD converter and wider dynamic range, but I am not sure that is enough reason to gear trading. If you are still loving your zoom :)

if all setup properly, I guess the culprit is S/R on your mg30. S/R should be on in your mg30 signal chain diagram.

​@@tameboarthat is exactly my problem how do I on It please help

@@satschel9273 Hey mate, I’m not using the Nux MG30 anymore, but you can find plenty of TH-cam videos by searching ‘Nux MG30 Send Return Setup.’ If you don’t see the S/R symbol in the MG30 signal chain diagram, it’s possible the MG30 is still running its own amp sims, even if you’ve connected your Tonex pedal properly to the send/return. I wish a good luck with that!

とんでもないです。コメント有難う御座います！

it might be depending on your playing style but I'd say, not as a very professional sound guy, Tonex would give you a better, more nuanced and detailed sound texture, a better dynamic response. Just like the difference in playability and sound quality between a $300 guitar and a $2,000 one? If this makes sense? Cheers~ :D

@@tameboar thank you. IK Multimedia should pay because I’m ordering Tonex right now ☝️😅

@@VVoit And me too 😀

Os amplificadores do tonex a nux mg30 não chega nem perto nem em sonho tenho uma e tô usando só as modificações amplificador agora é só no tonex

Thanks for your comment! I just added the download link of this "Victory Solo TAB" in printable pdf file. By the way, I don't know who Ethan Brosh and Jessy Bullet are. I know guitarists mainly from 80's and early 90's and some of recent ones. I will one day try some new ones if not too complicated but need quite a bit of time.

@@tameboar okay the song is in a sentimetal mood. It has a nice video with Kramer guitars. Hot pink and chartreuse.

just checked that guitar duo's instrumental vid you mentioned but I it didn't sound that suitable for me to transcribe and play. Probably need a pro cover guitarist :/

The guitar was 'Playtech' stratocaster. I think it was being sold at $80 for new but I bought as a second-hand at $40 and modified with budget humbucker pickups. And plugged it into my macbook through Apogee Jam+ as an audio interface, and recorded on Studio One DAW using Ampire plugin. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

@@tameboar Wow, a 40 buck guitar!! It really sounds great! Ok, thanks! Keep on Rocking!!

Mg30 was released a year earlier so I happened to have Mg30 already before Tonex but I would say you may go Tonex pedal first. :)

MG30로 연주한 영상 링크입니다. MG30은 Amp나 Pedal 수가 적지만 32bit에 Parallel FX, Harmonizer도 2개 사용할 수 있고 소리도 좋습니다. LINE6나 다른 멀티이펙트 제품보다 소리가 밝은 편이고 연주 질감은 비슷한 수준이지만 더 싸고 가볍고 작고 익스프레션 페달도 있고 기능 장점이 많습니다. 기타가방에 넣어서 가지고 다니기에 편리하지만, 휴대가 불편하더라도 연주품질을 더욱 높이고 싶다면 언젠가 다른 $1,000 넘는 Amp modeler를 사고 싶어질 가능성은 있습니다. th-cam.com/video/vv2jMtN29po/w-d-xo.html

Tonex Pedal은 다운로드 받은 Amp+Cab마다 Capture 품질이 달라서 말하기 어렵지만 Picking + Fingering 변화에 반응에 더 리얼해서 최고입니다. 모델마다 기본 value에서 아주 만족스럽지만 다만 Gain이나 Parameter 다르게 조절해서 얻어지는 변화는 생각보다는 리얼하지 않습니다. 장점은 최고의 연주 질감과 작은 크기, 낮은 가격입니다.

@@tameboar 답변주셔서 감사합니다. 큰 도움이 되었습니다

Thanks for your words here. It might be rather kinda subjective but this quality combination of 2 devices works perfectly for my use and really bang for the buck in terms of its portability, functionality and sound quality. I only use Amp+Cab on Tonex's end without any gate or reverb, and Gate/Comp/SR/Pedal-controlled-Vol/Harmonizer 3rd+5th/Pan Delay/Plate or Hall Reverb on MG30. So here is the the basic idea I got at the beginning. Set the delay time for the song tempo by using TAP-CTRL foot-switch and I can turn it on or off with the external foot-switch if necessary, and switch between High-gain and Crunch or Clean on Tonex Pedal. Three patches per bank. I love MG30's onboard exp-pedal so I'm not really up for that MIDI-controllable signal flow or something with LINE6 HX Stomp whatnot but it seems it could be another option available for some live performers. Cheers! Good luck~ 🎸

@@tameboar Thanks! It helped a lot :)

The patches on both devices are even simpler than default factory presets. I added them as a download link in the description. Good luck.

man, thank you for saying that! sounds so rewarding!

Cuz you deserve it, mad well done 🤘​@@tameboar