We have all experienced digital pre-effect pedals that belong to the Wall of Shame - especially the Overdrive. The modelers of this kind used the linear algorithm which does not provide negative feedback for dynamic playability. The pre-effect block beautifully recreates the awesome signature sound of real analog overdrive/distortion pedals.

NUX is known for its Impulse Response technology. Using IR is the most popular way to simulate a cabinet today. Why? Because the sound is noticeably more realistic compared to traditional cabinet simulation.
The MG-300 offers 512 samples of impulse response resolution. You can load third-party IR files using the NUX QuickTone editing software. (The MG-300 supports 48kHz wav format.) The built-in 25 cabinet IRs combine 4 classic microphones with 3 positions to allow beginners a quick and easy way to get into the multi-effects experience.

If you have tried the Cerberus or the Atlantic, you know the impressive Delay and Reverb sound of NUX. The MG-300 offers even more new models and algorithms with Core Image technology. It also provides subdivision and tap tempo to make your tone more musical.

The MG-300 supports NUX Phrase Loop Synchronization with Rhythm - a pioneering technology derived from the popular NUX Loop Core Stompbox and later the JTC Pro Drum & Loop. Every guitarist has their own funky way, so a truly versatile drum & looper is essential. The MG-300 features 8 rhythm styles, each style has 7 different beats. You can play the rhythm and then record your phrase loop. The MG-300 will automatically modify the phrase to match the current BPM of the rhythm.

*The MG-300 offers 60s phrase loop recording time

Based on the NUX MLD bass preamp, which NUX collaborates with Melvin Lee Davis. Melvin Lee Davis is an American bassist, singer, keyboardist, producer, TV composer, and engineer based in Orange County, California. He is the musical director for Grammy-winning artist Chaka Khan and has recorded with the Pointer Sisters, Lee Ritenour, Bryan Ferry, Patti Austin, and Gladys Knight & the Pips.