Wow. Inexpensive guitar plus inexpensive multi-effects, but sounds like a million bucks! This is really the golden era for guitarists on a very tight budget.
Truly is a time to be alive as a guitar player. Most budget brands have really stepped up in terms of quality and that’s mainly due to modern innovation on having the pieces of wood constructed. Not only can they do it faster now, but more efficiently and accurately. Sure QC may let a lemon squeak by every now and again and a bad guitar will get out of the factory, but I feel like that’s a small minority today. Then you have brands like Harley Benton and Squier which give you a Floyd special or Floyd 1000 for a $400 guitar! Even back when I started playing with crappier guitars with Floyd rose specials, which are also not the greatest quality bridges, those guitars were still at least $600 to buy used due to the Floyd being on it. So we really have come far in terms of good gear at reasonable prices.
Dude yea I’m so jealous. My first amp was a brand new Behringer GM110 which was pretty freaking fancy back then, I did well - it was a Tech 21 rip off - but it still sounded like ass with the DI out for worship and recording, and the speaker sounded like hissy garbage. Still, it was my amp for 2 years. My first real amp was a Crate Excalibur. Bahaha
Oh I know lucky I am haha my old man has been playing since 1982 and he’s also left handed so he was at an even bigger disadvantage when he had his choice of guitars and gear due to there not being very many pieces of gear in the wild. So having channels like guitar max, I’ll even say I’m happy that I have access to it and try not to take it for granted. Also with tab channels as well, I’ve been able to learn songs within minutes, my old man said to learn just one song in his day, it was a record player or recording songs off the radio on his boombox with a tape player and doing it all by ear. Yet another thing I try not to take for granted. Having both of these avenues available has helped me to learn guitar at a frightening pace.
Im 17 and just starting out. I’m really grateful. I have a Zoom G1on multi fx pedal, it’s pretty good, I can recreate some tones and have access to pretty much any pedal or tone configuration I could want. I can also play with headphones so I don’t disturb my neighbors. It’s great! And I’m glad I get to take advantage of that
Max, I'm a 68 year old guitar player and have played for 50 years. I have really enjoyed your channel over the past several years because of your honesty and candor. I don't know if you know about the Washburn Wi64 but I think a demo of this guitar would be interesting . The guitar doesn't have standard tone controls. The "tone" knobs, when all the way up have the pickup in double coil mode but as you turn down the control, the pickup starts blending one of the coils out of the circuit until it's single coil. Here's the kicker, no hum, no buzz. The sound is truly unique IMO.😊 And yes Rock On!
Got it! Sonicake did their best making them really cheap for people without any big budget. Now after 3 months working with the unit I noticed couple unfortunate issues that makes it not perfect obv but still good enough for some applications. First of all there is a certain latency when switching channels, FX. Other point is when cranking the volume of any overdrive/distortion/effect value the sound starts clipping so that means they used cheaper components in China that cannot deal with high increasing levels so bare that in mind when using the unit. For the rest it's still fun and useful. Mainly at home for recording and such..
@@Roanadi080 sometimes yes, and gotta watch with the volume levels when you dial in amps and cabs cuz starts clipping when too loud so be modest with those settings. It's not a Kemper, Helix or Fractal but does the job very well if keep in mind those levels... You can always crank main volume knob if need more to come through FOH or poweamp
Sounds good. Thanks man 👍💪💯. I purchased a Nux Mg30. It has Looper , drum machine, tuner. Everything. It cost me $300. Its well worth it. Love it. Just hope these things last. 👍💯🎸🎸
Sounds dope. I'm a solo performer and want something like this to replace my pedal board for my small venue gigs, but I'm absolutely not buying something expensive (Helix, Kemper, etc) for bars and coffee houses lol. This might be the one.
I have amps that have no multi-FX just Real Spring Reverb, so this is exactly what i needed, thanks friend! I just rock out the living room so its perfect. Some of my amps just arent crazy on the distortion also, so this will add some JUICE to the FX loop.
I love my SoniCake Twiggy Blues pedal. It was $80CAD and has the OD, reverb, delay and compression all right there. This amp pedal looks you can plug diect into a cab and go. Who needs a $2K US amp these days if you are only practing at home with it 99.9% of the time?
Looks like a winner! I've got the Sonicake Boom Ave for bass and have used it live about 30x a year for the past few years - amazingly quiet running directly to the house system with the built in DI. Great and simple controls to get more than all the sounds I need. Fits right in my case so I never forget it. Works amazing with my passive 5 string bass or my passive/active 6 string bass.
Definitely a lot of features for $130 with power supply. I actually thought the acoustic setting sounded pretty good coming from a super-strat. Using it as a headphone amp with effects/looper is one of the biggest selling points IMHO for a lot of people.
@@keithsmith9889 in my experience, there will never be a masterful AC simulator. They all have enough digital processing sound behind them to be noticeably “fake” sounding and it’s honestly just way too distracting to listen to for me, so I just avoid AC Sims. But that’s me.
Eh the 90 second loop isn’t all that great and the drum machine I used maybe on a few occasions. I have it all rigged into my pc though, so loading a backing track is essentially better and faster personally. But I agree, it’s a good component, especially towards beginners, to learn how to play in time and obviously just to have fun and goof around. The looper is also great for that!
Yeah great little pedal!!!! I feel the hardest part is taking the time to read the manual and actually taking the time to learn the ins and outs but once you do you're set!!!
This right here. Mine didn’t even come with a manual 😂 lucky I found the PDF manual online and went from that. But yes, once you finally get used to navigating the menus and figuring out how to make adjustments to fine tune everything, it opens it up wide and it’s fun to get lost in trying new things for hours. I personally just took the stock presets and made my own alterations to them and renamed them for different genres, it’s been a huge part to help switch tones quick depending on what I’m playing and with my pitch shifter, I can change tuning and playing style tone on the fly which is a huge bonus for me.
Dude, you're like son of Gandolph for me. I'm starting a MAX library of effects and guitars. No regrets, man. Thank you for giving me back my life. You rock and you rock. VIVA Max!
I love the sound of the Funky OD setting. To me, the hardest sound to get is the slightly overdriven sound. Clean Fender Twin or Roland Jazz Chorus sounds are fairly easy...and common...in these multi effects units, and so are Marshal, Mesa, and Soldano extreme distortion....but edge of breakup are very, very hard to get, and that's the one I want the most because of the type of music I mostly play. Very impressive.
Try to put a low-ratio compressor before the OD and/or amp in the signal chain. Additionally, you may want to put a high-ratio compressor or brickwall limiter right after the OD or amp (with its threshold set at- or slightly below the audible OD breakup point).
@@jeffsadie9496 Going a step further, you can drop a high-shelving filter or EQ between the first compressor and the OD and raise some treble there. This will allow you to recreate the "bright" boost present in classic Fender amps (among many others).
I just ordered one from Sweetwater for $80 in excellent condition. I'm so stoked. I still use a Johnson J Station for my headphone/desktop set-up because of the convenience and the good stereo fx. But it's got some outdated tones from 1999. Its pretty stale other than a few tones. Amp and cab sims in 99 were garbage. THIS sounds absolutely amazing and has so many amazing features. I also ordered 2 other pedals for $50,.chorus and octave for my amp rig. Im getting 3 sick pedals for $130. We are so lucky these days to have so many affordable options.
nice job. You play like Criss Oliva and everyone who followed him in Savatage, which - understand - is a compliment of the highest order as far as I'm concerned.
Ok, I'm going for the 20 points. -Vlad Von Emrik -What's a description? - One question: Why doesn't it have stereo outputs? - Why would you say the "Drum machine is the best you've ever heard?" It's not the best. Love the video! :)
Thanks Max. I'm currently on a destiny/fate binge right now for reasons that should bore anybody. I'm telling you because so far, I have the Groove ST from Kana Music in Canada, the Latitude Equator through Amazon, the Sonicake Matribox, the Boss IR-200, and I should be receiving the Harley Benton ST-62BK Hot Rod at the end of September. I'm also ordering cables and patch cords from Runway Audio. By the way, I was wondering if you ever considered sharing info about recording facilities. Could be war stories, the transition from 2-inch tape to pro-tools, your current experiences... I doubt I'm the only one into that stuff. Anyway, great video again. Thanks!
Ordered this one as a fastsmall substitute pedal until i get the cash for a HX Stomp to replace my Boss NS-2, IR Loader and compressor pedal and to get a Pitch shifter for 2 songs live instead of changing bass, will be nice fiddling with it :D all demos have sounded exceptional so i have my hopes set high!
Dude had to stop video and comment after opening shred...I've listened to you playing for years on your videos .always thought yeah he can play but not all that....but that shred you done here is awesome ..your a great player ..
Well, I bought their Rockstar multi-pedal after watching your video. This should be just as good, I'm gonna try one out. Thanks Maxx! (actually, I'll probably use the drum machine feature with the looper for practice)
Thanks for the review. Have you reviewed the Flamma FX100 pedal that is similar? I have a few Flamma pedals which are cheap but great. Can't go wrong with a 30CAD pedal that is still metal and built well. Also there is the Valeton GP-100 in the same price range.
Aloha Max, I had a Boss Looper & my Peavy Vypyr VIP amp has built-in effects so I recently got me a Zoom G1X4 effects unit with 50 effects, drum tracks, looper, & a wah-wah pedal for only $135 & luvin' it. Check it out when you have time. It also comes with plug in for getting more custom effects online. I use da Zoom effects more than my Peavy amp. 😉🤙
It sounds killer! Really liked it. I will end up purchasing it. Is there going to be more versions of this, like a version like the Gp200 lt and Gp 200 from valeton?
I've been watching your show since you had the mohawk. And then Behringer 412 cabinet I'll come in and lots of times I like your wife's channels too and I watch both your channels any other channel can you just say hi one of these days?😢
Very similar features to the Digitech ElementXP that I've had for 7 or 8 years. I use it as an interface for direct recording on my PC, as well as using the PC for a practice amp and playing along with jam tracks on youtube. I'm sure this would be great in that role as well.
I bought one from watching this video. Lots of cool sounds but a lot of searching for the sounds. Is there a quick reference manual anywhere? It didn't come with one
I have a neighbor that loves my DigitechRP360XP that I bought new without a box from an auction for $25. A new from a store is unaffordable for him (outdated at this point too). This is an excellent "in" for him I believe. Shared.
Max Does it emulate the multi effex floor pedals like your video of the distortion chorus delay pedal they put out Loved the zakk sounds and was wondering if it does it too
Thank you, for reviewing this awesome budget effect! Max, I really dug the demo, but I have to ask: Will it "Chuggg"??? And more seriously, is there a downloadable Sonicake computer-based program that can allow easier editing of the effect patches?
I need something like this little system, £130, can't go wrong, if I had spent £1000 on a high end end system, I couldn't do it the justice, I am not that good anyway, only a bedroom stringer.😊
Hi Max how would you rate this to the Valeton GP-100? Much as I love my GP-100 I cant quite find or create the distortion I seek which is a smoother one.
Were you able to achieve that distortion you were looking for? I'm undecided whether to buy this or the GP100. You can put two distortions on this one but it has less compared to the GP100... Help 😅
Man, about 95% of those all sounded the same to me. Would have been nice to hear more varied tones. But I get it. Did you try the editor on the computer? That’s a sticking point for me. Gotta have robust PC control.
What I would like to know is, can you create your own tone patches say for instance a George Lynch tone and then a Van Halen tone and assign them to each footswitch so you can toggle back and forth on-the-fly?
You can, but the limitation is that you usually have to program them next to each other as presets (for example GL tone is preset number 198 and VH is 197 or 199). I have a similar budget modeler (the Mooer GE 150) and that’s the only way. No “scenes” within a preset like in more expensive units.
Wow. Inexpensive guitar plus inexpensive multi-effects, but sounds like a million bucks! This is really the golden era for guitarists on a very tight budget.
Truly is a time to be alive as a guitar player. Most budget brands have really stepped up in terms of quality and that’s mainly due to modern innovation on having the pieces of wood constructed. Not only can they do it faster now, but more efficiently and accurately. Sure QC may let a lemon squeak by every now and again and a bad guitar will get out of the factory, but I feel like that’s a small minority today. Then you have brands like Harley Benton and Squier which give you a Floyd special or Floyd 1000 for a $400 guitar! Even back when I started playing with crappier guitars with Floyd rose specials, which are also not the greatest quality bridges, those guitars were still at least $600 to buy used due to the Floyd being on it. So we really have come far in terms of good gear at reasonable prices.
Dude yea I’m so jealous. My first amp was a brand new Behringer GM110 which was pretty freaking fancy back then, I did well - it was a Tech 21 rip off - but it still sounded like ass with the DI out for worship and recording, and the speaker sounded like hissy garbage. Still, it was my amp for 2 years. My first real amp was a Crate Excalibur. Bahaha
Young players have no idea how lucky they are to have access to the inexpensive gear & instruction on channels like yours.
Oh I know lucky I am haha my old man has been playing since 1982 and he’s also left handed so he was at an even bigger disadvantage when he had his choice of guitars and gear due to there not being very many pieces of gear in the wild. So having channels like guitar max, I’ll even say I’m happy that I have access to it and try not to take it for granted. Also with tab channels as well, I’ve been able to learn songs within minutes, my old man said to learn just one song in his day, it was a record player or recording songs off the radio on his boombox with a tape player and doing it all by ear. Yet another thing I try not to take for granted. Having both of these avenues available has helped me to learn guitar at a frightening pace.
@@gameroftheyear1000 everything is at a frightening pace these days. A full length mirror is essential for south paw guitarists.
Even for young players this is modern😅
Thats right!!
Im 17 and just starting out. I’m really grateful. I have a Zoom G1on multi fx pedal, it’s pretty good, I can recreate some tones and have access to pretty much any pedal or tone configuration I could want. I can also play with headphones so I don’t disturb my neighbors. It’s great! And I’m glad I get to take advantage of that
Max, I'm a 68 year old guitar player and have played for 50 years. I have really enjoyed your channel over the past several years because of your honesty and candor. I don't know if you know about the Washburn Wi64 but I think a demo of this guitar would be interesting . The guitar doesn't have standard tone controls. The "tone" knobs, when all the way up have the pickup in double coil mode but as you turn down the control, the pickup starts blending one of the coils out of the circuit until it's single coil. Here's the kicker, no hum, no buzz. The sound is truly unique IMO.😊 And yes Rock On!
Got it! Sonicake did their best making them really cheap for people without any big budget. Now after 3 months working with the unit I noticed couple unfortunate issues that makes it not perfect obv but still good enough for some applications. First of all there is a certain latency when switching channels, FX.
Other point is when cranking the volume of any overdrive/distortion/effect value the sound starts clipping so that means they used cheaper components in China that cannot deal with high increasing levels so bare that in mind when using the unit. For the rest it's still fun and useful. Mainly at home for recording and such..
Does the sound go off whenever you switch from one preset to another? Like there's a latency between preset when you change it?
@@Roanadi080 sometimes yes, and gotta watch with the volume levels when you dial in amps and cabs cuz starts clipping when too loud so be modest with those settings. It's not a Kemper, Helix or Fractal but does the job very well if keep in mind those levels... You can always crank main volume knob if need more to come through FOH or poweamp
This is brilliant tech!!! I'll have my eye on it from now on. ❤🔥
Thank you for introducing us to it, it's perfect for beginners!!!
I recently got mine off eBay,£60 posted,brand new in box,good fun with plenty of features and really easy to use😊
That little box seems awesome! The sounds are really good
Sounds good. Thanks man 👍💪💯. I purchased a Nux Mg30. It has Looper , drum machine, tuner. Everything. It cost me $300. Its well worth it. Love it. Just hope these things last. 👍💯🎸🎸
Over 130 effects for the price most folks charge for an OD. Can’t beat that. Size is board friendly too.
Great playing! It’s cool that one of the settings makes it possible to play just like you; the “Max Hormone” setting!
Sounds dope. I'm a solo performer and want something like this to replace my pedal board for my small venue gigs, but I'm absolutely not buying something expensive (Helix, Kemper, etc) for bars and coffee houses lol. This might be the one.
I have amps that have no multi-FX just Real Spring Reverb, so this is exactly what i needed, thanks friend! I just rock out the living room so its perfect. Some of my amps just arent crazy on the distortion also, so this will add some JUICE to the FX loop.
I love my SoniCake Twiggy Blues pedal. It was $80CAD and has the OD, reverb, delay and compression all right there. This amp pedal looks you can plug diect into a cab and go. Who needs a $2K US amp these days if you are only practing at home with it 99.9% of the time?
Looks like a winner! I've got the Sonicake Boom Ave for bass and have used it live about 30x a year for the past few years - amazingly quiet running directly to the house system with the built in DI. Great and simple controls to get more than all the sounds I need. Fits right in my case so I never forget it. Works amazing with my passive 5 string bass or my passive/active 6 string bass.
Definitely a lot of features for $130 with power supply. I actually thought the acoustic setting sounded pretty good coming from a super-strat. Using it as a headphone amp with effects/looper is one of the biggest selling points IMHO for a lot of people.
Yes! The acoustic sim was surprisingly good!
To me the acoustic sounds like a vinyl guitar. Not bad but not really what I would have expected
@@keithsmith9889 in my experience, there will never be a masterful AC simulator. They all have enough digital processing sound behind them to be noticeably “fake” sounding and it’s honestly just way too distracting to listen to for me, so I just avoid AC Sims. But that’s me.
ive used sonicake stuff for 2 years now and its the best really......budget minded guitarists will find none better
Been waiting for you to do a review on that pedal so I can believe what you say Thanks Max
No problem!
It's worth it for the drum machine/looper to practice improvising. That's a big selling point which was really missed in the demo, IMO.
Eh the 90 second loop isn’t all that great and the drum machine I used maybe on a few occasions. I have it all rigged into my pc though, so loading a backing track is essentially better and faster personally. But I agree, it’s a good component, especially towards beginners, to learn how to play in time and obviously just to have fun and goof around. The looper is also great for that!
Yeah great little pedal!!!! I feel the hardest part is taking the time to read the manual and actually taking the time to learn the ins and outs but once you do you're set!!!
This right here. Mine didn’t even come with a manual 😂 lucky I found the PDF manual online and went from that. But yes, once you finally get used to navigating the menus and figuring out how to make adjustments to fine tune everything, it opens it up wide and it’s fun to get lost in trying new things for hours. I personally just took the stock presets and made my own alterations to them and renamed them for different genres, it’s been a huge part to help switch tones quick depending on what I’m playing and with my pitch shifter, I can change tuning and playing style tone on the fly which is a huge bonus for me.
You sold the product to me with that intro.
He'll YEAHHH... cuz he's Max!!! He can make a tin can sound great!! Hahaha
That is a beautiful instrument. I wonder where I have seen that before. Smokin Intro Max. Make the guitar sing!
Dude, you're like son of Gandolph for me. I'm starting a MAX library of effects and guitars. No regrets, man. Thank you for giving me back my life. You rock and you rock. VIVA Max!
I like having a Drum machine in these units. Sometimes it's what it takes to get the juices flowing for creating new riffs
Oh man, that is good guitarplay right at the begining.
Wish to hear more ✌️
Thanks a lot!
Got one of these paired up with my TRIO+ for better control over drum demo's, works like a charm for what I'm doing.
I'm No. 1000! Perfect!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌄😘 The old red bone from line 6 is still so incredible too!
Love your reviews! I want it now...
Cheers, Max! Great unit.
I love the sound of the Funky OD setting. To me, the hardest sound to get is the slightly overdriven sound. Clean Fender Twin or Roland Jazz Chorus sounds are fairly easy...and common...in these multi effects units, and so are Marshal, Mesa, and Soldano extreme distortion....but edge of breakup are very, very hard to get, and that's the one I want the most because of the type of music I mostly play. Very impressive.
Try to put a low-ratio compressor before the OD and/or amp in the signal chain.
Additionally, you may want to put a high-ratio compressor or brickwall limiter right after the OD or amp (with its threshold set at- or slightly below the audible OD breakup point).
Thanks. I will try that.@@MiroslawBlazek-Gdansk
@@jeffsadie9496 Going a step further, you can drop a high-shelving filter or EQ between the first compressor and the OD and raise some treble there. This will allow you to recreate the "bright" boost present in classic Fender amps (among many others).
I’m just glad there’s still demos where the host doesn’t play the stereotypical blues riff for 30 minutes.
I just ordered one from Sweetwater for $80 in excellent condition. I'm so stoked. I still use a Johnson J Station for my headphone/desktop set-up because of the convenience and the good stereo fx. But it's got some outdated tones from 1999. Its pretty stale other than a few tones. Amp and cab sims in 99 were garbage. THIS sounds absolutely amazing and has so many amazing features. I also ordered 2 other pedals for $50,.chorus and octave for my amp rig. Im getting 3 sick pedals for $130. We are so lucky these days to have so many affordable options.
great review and great sounding little pedal with a lot to offer I think I am going to have to pick one of these up.
nice job. You play like Criss Oliva and everyone who followed him in Savatage, which - understand - is a compliment of the highest order as far as I'm concerned.
I really like the sound on this. Clever little unit!
Ok, I'm going for the 20 points. -Vlad Von Emrik -What's a description? - One question: Why doesn't it have stereo outputs? - Why would you say the "Drum machine is the best you've ever heard?" It's not the best. Love the video! :)
Thanks Max. I'm currently on a destiny/fate binge right now for reasons that should bore anybody. I'm telling you because so far, I have the Groove ST from Kana Music in Canada, the Latitude Equator through Amazon, the Sonicake Matribox, the Boss IR-200, and I should be receiving the Harley Benton ST-62BK Hot Rod at the end of September. I'm also ordering cables and patch cords from Runway Audio.
By the way, I was wondering if you ever considered sharing info about recording facilities. Could be war stories, the transition from 2-inch tape to pro-tools, your current experiences... I doubt I'm the only one into that stuff.
Anyway, great video again. Thanks!
Good idea on the recording stories! I might do that!
Ordered this one as a fastsmall substitute pedal until i get the cash for a HX Stomp to replace my Boss NS-2, IR Loader and compressor pedal and to get a Pitch shifter for 2 songs live instead of changing bass, will be nice fiddling with it :D all demos have sounded exceptional so i have my hopes set high!
Sounds decent for the price and options
I'd love one of your Harley Benton super Strats, I love the colour. It's a perfect mod platform.
Only modification would be the sustainer pickup from Tony veinz
Dude had to stop video and comment after opening shred...I've listened to you playing for years on your videos .always thought yeah he can play but not all that....but that shred you done here is awesome ..your a great player ..
Thank you! Rock on.
awesome, thanks
I just ordered one!
Well, I bought their Rockstar multi-pedal after watching your video. This should be just as good, I'm gonna try one out. Thanks Maxx! (actually, I'll probably use the drum machine feature with the looper for practice)
That pedal is a lot better than my Digitech RP200. If and when I can start back playing guitar again, I'll get one.
I bought it and it's really good. More than enough for any recording I want to do the price us a no brainer
Damn that actually sounds really good.
Max, I'm disappointed in you ...
I didn't hear you making Aeronca sounds
with that (LoL, teasing of course ☺️) 👍👍
I liked the HammerFall demo \m/
Thanks for the review. Have you reviewed the Flamma FX100 pedal that is similar? I have a few Flamma pedals which are cheap but great. Can't go wrong with a 30CAD pedal that is still metal and built well. Also there is the Valeton GP-100 in the same price range.
Really cool form factor, but how does it stand sonically against something like Valeton GP 100 or Mooer GE 150?
I just had to order one. Its just what I'm looking for.
Aloha Max,
I had a Boss Looper & my Peavy Vypyr VIP amp has built-in effects so I recently got me a Zoom G1X4 effects unit with 50 effects, drum tracks, looper, & a wah-wah pedal for only $135 & luvin' it.
Check it out when you have time.
It also comes with plug in for getting more custom effects online.
I use da Zoom effects more than my Peavy amp.
😉🤙
It's a pretty cool pedal...
It sounds killer! Really liked it. I will end up purchasing it. Is there going to be more versions of this, like a version like the Gp200 lt and Gp 200 from valeton?
I've been watching your show since you had the mohawk. And then Behringer 412 cabinet I'll come in and lots of times I like your wife's channels too and I watch both your channels any other channel can you just say hi one of these days?😢
Looks very interesting !!🎸🎸🤘🏻🤘🏻
Gotta buy this
Nice Hammerfall lick 🤘🏻
The price is good, but those factory presets are abysmal
You didn't even mention the free software for editing. But, good job.
Getting high on their own supply was funny!
Good video i like this effects box will buy my first 😊
Very similar features to the Digitech ElementXP that I've had for 7 or 8 years. I use it as an interface for direct recording on my PC, as well as using the PC for a practice amp and playing along with jam tracks on youtube. I'm sure this would be great in that role as well.
I love my pedals, ut yhese newer multi effects are off the chain.
Cool.
I had wanted to find out more about this unit. How did you record the output? To an interface, using it as its own interface or to an amp? Thanks
You play so good. Do you play in a band? If so, what band?
What would you choose Mooer Ge150 or Sonicake Matrixbox??
I would use the drum part as an affordable drum machine.
Sold...
What amph you are using in this sound test ? Sounds good
I might get one
MY 1990 JACKSON PRO HAS THE SAME CONFIGURE AS YOUR GREEN GUITAR HB IT THAT TOGGLE SWITCH A HIGH GAIN SWITCH?
Can I use different effects and ir configs on each stereo channel independently? Like AC30 on the Right and a JCM900 on the left?
I bought one from watching this video. Lots of cool sounds but a lot of searching for the sounds. Is there a quick reference manual anywhere? It didn't come with one
I bought one but cannot figure out how to shut it off so you can use other pedals or have a clean sound with reverb
I have a neighbor that loves my DigitechRP360XP that I bought new without a box from an auction for $25. A new from a store is unaffordable for him (outdated at this point too). This is an excellent "in" for him I believe. Shared.
Max this sonicake pedal has pc software like fuse by fender !!!
Would have liked to see you use the pedal.
Max
Does it emulate the multi effex floor pedals like your video of the distortion chorus delay pedal they put out
Loved the zakk sounds and was wondering if it does it too
Hi is this better than the zoom g1x4
🤘
Is it better than MooreGE100
Thank you, for reviewing this awesome budget effect! Max, I really dug the demo, but I have to ask: Will it "Chuggg"??? And more seriously, is there a downloadable Sonicake computer-based program that can allow easier editing of the effect patches?
Yes. It have that program
the acoustic simulator sounds better the the Helix Stomp ?!!
Hey Max, do yo know if your signature guitar model is available in Left Handed?
How does the expression pedal sound ? 🤔
I need something like this little system, £130, can't go wrong, if I had spent £1000 on a high end end system, I couldn't do it the justice, I am not that good anyway, only a bedroom stringer.😊
Can someone help me? I can’t for the life of me hook it up to my computer. It just says “no device found”
Same specs, same size like the Valeton GP 100.
Nice, just bought one for 116.00 fr ship new
Hi Max how would you rate this to the Valeton GP-100? Much as I love my GP-100 I cant quite find or create the distortion I seek which is a smoother one.
Were you able to achieve that distortion you were looking for? I'm undecided whether to buy this or the GP100. You can put two distortions on this one but it has less compared to the GP100... Help 😅
does it have latency when recording to macbook usb ?
How would this run with the bass?
Man, about 95% of those all sounded the same to me. Would have been nice to hear more varied tones. But I get it.
Did you try the editor on the computer? That’s a sticking point for me. Gotta have robust PC control.
is there whammy fx?thanks
No capability for 3rd party IRs means I’m not ditching my NuX MG anytime soon.
Actually you can load your own IRs.
It doesn't do much for Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS).
What I would like to know is, can you create your own tone patches say for instance a George Lynch tone and then a Van Halen tone and assign them to each footswitch so you can toggle back and forth on-the-fly?
I'm sure you can and I'm sure they have a GUI interface for PC and Mac where you can do whatever tones you want and save to the user preset bank
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You can, but the limitation is that you usually have to program them next to each other as presets (for example GL tone is preset number 198 and VH is 197 or 199). I have a similar budget modeler (the Mooer GE 150) and that’s the only way. No “scenes” within a preset like in more expensive units.
Oooo that fretboard looks sooo dry and thirsty :) ... .. .