NUX MG30 vs POD Go - Which Should YOU Buy?

[@johnnathancordy]

In the UK, the NUX is £300, and the Pod GO is £360 - from what I'm hearing this price gap is a fair bit larger in other countries?

[@Fafnir33]

In Russia, the NUX is 25000 roubles (~300$), and the Pod Go is 50000 roubles. Thomann in Germany asks 250€ for the NUX and 390€ for the Pod Go.

[@pigChih]

In Taiwan, NUX is £251, but Pod GO is £470

[@MecchaKakkoi]

In UK you can get MG30 from Thomann for about £180

[@Robertoilo]

‎Here in Brazil, Nux MG-30 cost about R$ 3,400 (Real Brasileiro) while Pod Go is about R$ 5,500.‎

[@akshivepandey4163]

In India, NUX is Rs. 21k (~ $280), Pod Go is Rs. 48k (~ $646)

[@picksalot1]

The User Interface of the MG30 is very attractive because the graphical representation of pedals would be much easier for me to navigate and remember. That translates into saving time - a big plus. That single feature could be the deciding factor on which unit to purchase.

[@johnnathancordy]

I do think it's one of the highlights, somehow it's something that I'm not sure I've seen any other companies doing much of? Obviously line 6 do it in native etc but I think it works quite nicely on the hardware?

[@picksalot1]

@@johnnathancordy Every day, I wish HX Edit had an option to display the individual Pedals/Amps, etc. for editing their settings. This would make my experience with using the HX Stomp so much more intuitive and enjoyable.

[@johnnathancordy]

@@picksalot1 yeh they have the graphics ready to go?

[@picksalot1]

@@johnnathancordy Do you mean we're going to get graphics on the HX Stomp that look like foot pedals that we can adjust the settings on from the graphics? That would be outstanding! 👏

[@johnnathancordy]

@@picksalot1 no I just mean you see all the graphic representations in helix native and also when they do release notesm

[@eleveepenthousesresidences8225]

Its almost double here in Indonesia, the headroom is amazing by nux mg30, but pod go also offers more footswitches and compact signal chain. It depends to your needs once more.

[@paulheavenly]

I bought both units. The MG 30 is the better choice for me.

[@dharanidharan6978]

I feel the output mode of mg 30makes it worst to use in live scenarios

[@nhoff27]

@@dharanidharan6978why that?

[@simonegobbato9800]

I had the pod go and sold it x buy the Nux MG30. It has less but is easier to use overtrutto in modern use and rehearsal room. Then with the IR already in the package the Nux hit the mark. In addition, the factory patches are better and the simulations cmq excellent. Nux £225 and pod£411 in italy.

[@bustanorms2028]

Tilll now,still cant get good drive sound of pod go ,direct to PA,was thinking to buy stompbox drive pedal for fx loop,,.or just sell pod go,and buy nux mg30,seems nux factory cab sound better than pod go

[@jazzcat1056]

Sold my POD GO as well. Was just ok.

[@HarlanHarvey76]

Mornin! I've come to realize that I love amps and pedals as much as guitars. I traded my stomp for a cool amp. Couldn't be happier! I can get another stomp any day... won't find this amp often

[@johnnathancordy]

Which amp? That's awesome

[@maseratination]

I am like you! I am old and old school and can't bring myself to spend my hard earned money on one of these boxes. I ordered a ToneKing Gremlin, hunted for and some bargains on a few guitars and prefer carving out tones with pedals. I don't gig.

[@johnnathancordy]

@@maseratination don't worry, I have real amps too, I love them!

[@maseratination]

@@johnnathancordy I am sure you do and love the tones you carve out of these units, I guess for some reason I always have more of a sentimental attachment to pedals and amps. People need the tools that serve their purpose but for me if I FF my life 10 years from now, I will still have that attachment for amps, guitars and pedals that I just don't think I will have with multi-effects units.

[@johnnathancordy]

@@maseratination 100% also real amps look great..

[@deigonz]

11:53 is probably a Keeley Katana boost clone. The Boss Katana is an amp.

[@johnnathancordy]

I definitely meant to say Keeley Katana hah!

[@johnnytwo-shoes9798]

Crunch is an Australian Co. The MI Audio super crunch box . I have the v2 and I'm not sure if the had a crunch box, as well as the 2 versions of the super crunch box. It's a Marshall in a box type pedal. I was looking at the Friedman BE and dirty Shirley pedals. I kept having to play with the dirty Shirley's internal trim pot to get it where I wanted it. I then tried the super crunch box v2 and they had mode switches on the outside and I was sold. It was cheaper than the Friedman pedals and sounded amazing but you have to have the volume above unity gain to get rid of a fizziness (that's intentional Marshall thing in the design from what I read). Worth a look if you get your hands on one. 2 3pos switches. 1 is a clipping mode and the other is gain mode. Really flexible.

[@claudiopax74]

I bought a Nux might plug pro for portability, backup and curiosity. I have an Hx Stomp too. I'm playing only the Nux now. For 99€ it's simply insane. I'm gonna replace the hx with the mg 30 for sure, now.

[@iloveitall]

Same here.

[@aptfx]

You‘ve got some really nice tones out of both :). In Germany there is actually quite a bit of a price difference too: 457€ vs 289€. Which is similar to the original market prices. So it’s clear that the MG-30 is actually targeted at a lower price level compared to the Pod Go. With the price of the PodGo here I would recommend looking at the HX Stomp when looking for Line6 gear. NUX is already working on a more advanced device which might be more in the price range of the PodGo. I don’t know much about it, but it did sound as definitely significantly more advanced than the PodGo. Regarding the Bias: this parameter not available in cathode based amps like the AC30 which have auto bias. So the MG-30 white box modelling here seems to follow the original circuits more faithfully than the Helix. In General I’m quite impressed by the modeling of the MG-30 and it’s sound and feel. The default Output EQ for „Studio Direct“ misses a little bit low end - it really wakes up by giving it a small notch up in Output EQ LOW setting. Also: while the default cabs are quite ok, the use of good IRs like those from York Audio makes a huuuuge difference. Comparing the signal chains: both are somewhat limited, but with free ordering of blocks some of them parallel, the MG-30 is a little bit more flexible here I think. One thing that’s easily missed: the MOD block can be parallel and since it also can act as EFX it can be a parallel EFX (so parallel distorted and clean paths). As always - this is only a feature if one needs that. To me personally - the PodGo offers over the MG-30 more foot switches, the stereo fx loop, snapshots and balanced output. The MG-30 offers over the Pod Go the little bit more flexible signal chain, a more compact and a little less plasticy case and a nicer UI in device and PC app. The missing foot switches can be compensated by adding e.g. something like a Hotone Ampero Control and the balanced output by using some DI. It’s mainly a matter of taste, but I like the sound and feel of the MG-30 a bit more than the PodGo (or Stomp)… but let’s face it… any of those devices can be dialed in to sound incredibly good. Regarding Line6 vs NUX and service: I‘ve made quite good experience with NUX here. The current scenes feature (and some other things) were added quite quickly after I suggested it to them and they really listen to their customers. They also have a history of updating their products with feature updates… that’s good and I think something that a vendor in this field hast to do. Line 6 is also following this mindset.

[@isaacjinn4721]

Where did you hear that nux was making something new? Could you link it i want to read into it :)

[@aptfx]

@@isaacjinn4721 It was mentioned in some comments in the MG30 facebook group (the public one). But I also heard about it directly with more details I can't yet make public. Lets say I'm really looking forward to it ;)

[@isaacjinn4721]

@@aptfx is it in developmental stages or is it gonna be released soon because i almost pulled the trigger on the pod go

[@aptfx]

@@isaacjinn4721 I didn't hear anything about a release date. Also not about the price. If you need something _now_ then buy what fits your purposes. I can really recommend the MG-30. The new firmware is said to come at the end of this year.

[@fr33k5how2]

Aktuell 222€ vs 457€ im großen T gleich zu geschlagen 🤘🥳

[@radosawpendziaek7503]

Tight chops you got in hands and ears sir! As a L6 Helix Floor user for about 6 years now I was actually very surprised by the sound quality of Nux - I liked it better in the intro fusion-funk tune. It's gigging capabilities is less than Pod Go but I think I'll consider Nux as a cheap throw and go unit for backup if anything goes wrong with hx (which thankfully haven't happened so far).

[@LuchoFerro]

Great demo. To my ears you made the NUX sound a lot better than the POD. I have 3 Nux pedals and cannot believe the amount of tone you get for the price.

[@trevor4533]

13:49 the Brit 2000 would be a dsl100 jcm2000. Pretty neat, can't think of any other modeler of the top of my head with a Marshall DSL sim.

[@johnnathancordy]

Ah thanks for clearing that up! I can't think of any other amp sim with a Keeley Red Dirt either? Some cool choices in there I think!

[@JohanJoosLaur]

Firstly : we need more of the fonky J ;) You summarized the differences very well I think ! I think I'd have such a hard time if I had to chose between the two. The Pod Go for the switches which is a HUGE plus, the awesome stompbloxes (...did you say fuzz ?), the Line 6 quality basically. But the MG30's interface as you said looks incredible (imo) and that truly makes almost everything in your "modeller/multi fx journey". That said the Pod Go's interface looks really great too from the vids you've done with it.

[@azzazelo]

To be honest as far as sound is all a bit of a commodity nowadays. Usability, software, user experience, support, warranty, and build quality are things that perhaps matter more nowadays, also does podgo include native?

[@johnnathancordy]

Pod Go doesn't include Native. Agreed about that other stuff!

[@azzazelo]

@@johnnathancordy ah bummer, native is super useful

[@omomahauzel4997]

@@azzazelo whats a native?

[@azzazelo]

@@omomahauzel4997 Helix Native is a plug in for your daw that includes all the sound processing Helix offers. Allowing you to Reamp.

[@nilanshgaur]

Decided to go for the Nux Mg 30. Your videos certainly helped me decide. The Value for money is unreal. The difference in price is almost double here in India atleast as of now. Your playing is phenomenal by the way. Do you offer any guitar courses or patreon lessons? Thanks

[@paul7m12d]

So hows the nux mg30 bro?

[@nilanshgaur]

@@paul7m12d its amazing brother. The stock amps and cabs are outstanding. The unit does not sound digital at all, which is surprising. Very dynamic infact. Awesome.

[@anadeeplimbu8396]

​@@nilanshgaurwat would u prefer nux 400 or line 6 pod 500x?

[@nilanshgaur]

@@anadeeplimbu8396 nux anyday

[@MaazAhmed]

​@@nilanshgaurHey, I'm from India too and I'm considering the MG 30. I read a few people complaining that it sounds a bit too metallic. Did you notice anything like that?

[@sojaded]

I had this dilemma. Some reasons I went with the Pod Go for the resale value and proven update history.

[@ssm445]

I went the opposite. The Nux is half the price, so it has a much better (absolute) resale value. Right now, my loss would be about 30€ after 1 year of usage, so really not worth caring. I was worrying about support, too, but Nux did an outstanding job on the MG 30 in it's first year bringing updates every couple of months. They just released a new major version 4 of the firmware with lots of new features, effects, amps etc.

[@carlodevivomusicontent2138]

I really liked the nux

[@matthewbeddall6971]

I ordered one of these yesterday as a backup to my helix Lt, gotta say the tones I'm hearing as I do my research on KZbin are amazing , easily as good as the stuff I get on the helix, less functionality for sure but I paid £185 , can't wait to dive into this thing, UI looks absolutely class

[@c.j.robert5350]

Nux sounds more open sounding...POD more compressed?

[@SomeoneCalledRob]

Just looking at the prices on GAK in October 2023: Pod GO £400 / MG-30 £237. Serious value for the MG-30 now.

[@monthaist]

I've both, the emulation of amps are better on the nux specially on (crunch and clean tones with ir). the helix is more expensive. I've heared that the algorithm of nux emulation is the white box, same as fractal.

[@jdwild1698]

I have both . The Nux is by far the better sounding unit . I can’t stand the way ThePod Go sounds even after dialing in the best it has to offer . This is only my humble opinion as I see it , user results obviously vary …

[@Ingyaa-m5f]

In Korea, 'NUX' is 340,000 won and 'POD GO' is 689,000. The price is doubled. I would of course choose 'NUX'.

[@johnnathancordy]

Interesting that the prices vary so much around the world!

[@aptfx]

The original market price was more similar to those bigger price differences. Maybe the price did drop a lot since the introduction?

[@Ingyaa-m5f]

@@aptfx No. Unfortunately, Korea is still 689,000 won(pod go).

[@Ingyaa-m5f]

@@johnnathancordy Honestly, I feel bad as a Korean. I think it's because of rumors that Koreans like expensive products. This is wrong.

[@johnnathancordy]

@@Ingyaa-m5f maybe there's some import tariffs or something?

[@gabrielfelixrr]

Is that mg30 ambient patcb available for purchase?

[@jonathanarleys]

It is not the Metal comparison that what I want, but it the comparison that I need... The demo on the opening show me something that I want to hear... Thanks...

[@aaronlarsen7447]

I just got a used Nux MG 30 shipped with a power supply and one year warranty for 256.00

[@manhalnaddour125]

Kudos on the superb playing!

[@MangKokow]

maybe it's to late to ask, but, is there any gap when you switch from one patch to patch on MG30?.. I was POD user as well, I knew that POD didn't have the gap when I used them on stage.. thx, John.. 🤘

[@Eleldir]

You have 3 scenes inside every preset...and The 2 extra switches for more effects... No Gap when You switch between them

[@claudiocg1007]

Buen video! Trate de seguirlo, no hablo ingles , me guie por el sonido, pero a tu parecer, en lo que respeta solo a CALIDAD DE SONIDO, mg30 o pod go?

[@nongermz6634]

I have them both. And i love mg30

[@ajdoyle9559]

Thanks for this video. Would love to know what your favorite settings for funky playing are on the kemper ? Do you have favorite presets from the rig manager for this type of sound ?

[@timwhite5562]

Easy answer: NUX if it's amp modeling you're more interested in. POD GO if it's the effects. Next question.

[@FranciscoYosores]

Which sounds better? By that I mean, which gives you a better feel?

[@Singerswapnillive]

How does nux mg 30 compare to the hotone ampero in terms of amp simulation (specially the fender and marshall amps),audio depth quality of reverbs and modulation ?? Plz tell

[@johnnytwo-shoes9798]

Never can have too much of that tune

[@johnivorrevelo]

That intro jam was so good! Amazing!

[@JayzeeRizalado]

Can anyone tell me what’s the title of the song his jamming to in the intro?

[@ricardorodriguezphotograph428]

Did you use Cali or Plexi preamp in demo??

[@kevinreyes970]

Hey John, i'm currently using the mg30 and I also find it too bright or harsh. Do you have any suggestion on how to tamed those harshness? Thanks

[@exequielmatiasenrique46]

Por fin alguien que hace un test y toca zarpado❤

[@welovegoodmusic3922]

Can we have the NUX MG30 patch you used in this video's intro?

[@metallica3604]

I think Nux comes with 2 extra footswitches free as well. But Pod Go's footswitches and the colour layout thing is hard to beat.

[@Eleldir]

Both have great sound, but this is The thing that metters The most to a guitarrist. Switches and visual colors to quick react.

[@anishkarnik]

I'm getting the mg30 for 217 £ and pod go for 417 £ 🥶 where I live... So ig for me nug mg seems a better choice what are your thoughts people?

[@livemusicbarfly]

In Canada the Nux is cost less then half of the pod go!

[@Andrew-qq8fb]

Hey, I was wondering, what pickups are you using? Are they true single coils or noiseless? Just curious. Love your tone and playing man.

[@johnnathancordy]

Lollar dirty blondes!

[@andrei8458]

How do I get that tone on my mg30? idk its sound bit different when I copy someones present on youtube 😂 maybe its my headphone? Idk

[@raphsantos6392]

Which is better ampero mini or nux mg30?

[@kokoycortez7213]

I'm late to the party, but any chance you're also selling your clean patches for MG30? It sounds immaculate!

[@blessedheavyelements8544]

I just got back into my MG-30 and am using your lead patch. Thanks :). Best Regards!

[@madiimad]

Ive benn watching your videos , and le tme tell you taht Your approach as a musician is outstanding. Chhers for that! No on the topic, how about IR's on this Modeler. Can i download any IR ? what do you think on AMps here? also COnnectivity. CAn i go to a PA ... is it good? thanks!

[@jazzylei143]

Is it never too much by Paul Jackson jr.?

[@johnnathancordy]

Luther Van Dross!

[@guitarlover80]

Correct! The guitar on that song is played by Paul Jackson Jr

[@kimdemegillo9631]

Can i have a question 😊 What speakers do you connect the MG-30? Is it a frfr or studio monitors? Coz i don't have the best sound coming from mine, i use a combo amd connect it to the front. Thanks man

[@paul7m12d]

Bro..how is ur mg 30?..does it sound good?

[@kimdemegillo9631]

@@paul7m12d yeah, i bought a Katana and using the power amp input, sounds awesome! MG-30 shined, last time i was using my studio desktop monitors, Boss Katana did justice. It's a versatile amp! like a two in one amp, i could use it as a true form amp, but also i can plug my modeler using the power amp in. now Im verry happy

[@paul7m12d]

@@kimdemegillo9631coooll... good for u bro 🤍

[@gauravlama2079]

If we hold the amp button can we change it to two different Amps like Clean and crunch if needed for scenes ? Just like changing any other fx to be two different ones like you have shown in the video

[@rockyshrestha]

Oh Gaurav Sir from Nepal. Found your comment while scrolling. Have you been using it?

[@gauravlama2079]

@@rockyshrestha I only tried it once, the sound is absolutely phenomenal, Great Amp Sims and effects, Few things that I got lost using that model was Naming the Preset onboard. And second, There was no Dual Amp settings aswell as I could not assign Two separate delays with different setting like in the Helix.

[@dawoud8013]

Hello, thank you for the demo ! I'm newbi in guitar and i know that i should play and play instead of searching effects lol ! But i searching for the best solution, in small unit, to play guitar in the night, with my Katana off and stored ^^, with my heardphone, and with as best as possible clean fender like sound. I just need reverb and delay and a pedal (but i can buy the pedal a part...) Thank for your help... so many options... i'm lost... Sansamp Fly Rig 5, DSM & Humboldt Simplifier DLX, etc etc...). Thank you !

[@paul7m12d]

guys i'm confused in buying NUX mg-30 or Boss gt-1. Which would be more suitable for worship??

[@lenin4202]

Definitely Nux. I have both of them And Nux is way better than Gt 1

[@caryboudas5359]

How do you think the pod go would work into an effects loop of a Marshall dsl 40cr?

[@MrJovidpogi]

can nux mg 30 change the position of exp pedal?

[@hcelizondo]

Yes

[@MOAB-UT]

Amazing playing and another quality comparison video! IMO, they are all getting pretty good these days. The form factor, screen and built in pedal are all nice touches. Between these two, the POD GO is an easy choice. It is also understandably about $200 more. If anyone can swing it though, I would strongly recommend investing in a far superior Fractal FM9. I realize this is not a fair comparison because the Fractal is truly pro level gear- but I wanted to mention it because some in here reading this might be on the fence and financially able to make the investment. I never though much about gear. For my first 10 years, I played on an old $50 acoustic. Eventually I bought a cheap Boss multi pedal. I realized when you have better gear, you hear things differently. You are also more motivated to play (record) and for various reasons, you end up simply becoming a better player. To be clear no effects pedal takes place of getting quality instruction, learning scales, modes, theory, etc. All of that is super important. Some people have top level effects units and sound terrible- they play the same riffs super fast and there is just nothing behind it. When you can combine quality playing with top notch effects it sounds magical- JC exemplifies this. My point is simply that if all things are equal, having better gear (be it music, photography, golf, skis, etc.) will usually allow you to "up your game." Yes, I still have my old acoustic. Although, since I acquired an amazing Godin xTSA with regular electric pus, synth out and acoustic pups that sound like heaven through my Fishman mini, I rarely play my acoustic. The action on the xTSA makes it easier and more enjoyable to play. It's no Martin, but it sounds great. Practically speaking the FM9 is $1,599.99. That is a boatload of cash however if you consider saving the $500 on the POD GO, the delta is only $1,099.99 which seems much more within reach. Then if you further consider the fact that you very definitely will not need to upgrade the FM9 in 2-3 years (as you very likely would if you got the POD GO), you will start to realize the "value" and you will be playing on pro-level gear the entire time.

[@aptfx]

Well… as it seems the waiting lists on FM3 and FM9 are still quite long and while substracting 500€ „only“ leaves 1000€ to buy it, that might still ADD more than double of the price many are willing to pay for their hobby.

[@MOAB-UT]

@@aptfx True- high end gear is not for everyone nor is it necessary for everyone. I've been playing long enough on average gear that I am very ready for an upgrade and I can swing the extra $1k. Ironically, my first guitar was $50 and it played great and lasted years!

[@aptfx]

@@MOAB-UT If I would have the money for it, I would definitely also buy the high end stuff - so don't get me wrong :). My first guitar wasn't really more expensive than yours ^^. My current favorite is also a budget model: A Harley Benton Fusion-T - which costs just 299EUR and comes with steel frets, locking tuners, coil splitting and a really nice playable neck. I've still to see another vendor providing so much value for so little. This also reminds me on the NUX MG-30 (I have one): For its ~280 EUR it provides a lot. Its incredibly sounding and I did manage to mistake it for my tube amp more than once ^^ (cable was in MG-30 instead the tube amp and my FRFR speakers are near enough that I didn't immediately realize playing the modeler). Its fun how good all this budget stuff got over the years

[@MOAB-UT]

@@aptfx I hear you 100%. I bought a $99 Mitchel electric, on sale at GC. It was meant to be my disposable "camping" guitar. Guess what- I play it these days easily as much as my $2k American Strat. It's that good. The action is amazing and it stays in tune. I also do not hear a big difference in the tone- very slight. That mostly comes from the amp and a quality cable. Pups are mostly overrated and heavily marketed. From a physics standpoint, ultimately they are all just magnets really. I can (and do) knock around this cheap guitar and it just works. Playability is where it's at.

[@arghyabakshi85]

I think nux has more thin sound, Pod Go has more dark and warm tone,

[@clives555]

extended version of the solos please!!

[@johnnathancordy]

See today's video!

[@clives555]

@@johnnathancordy i did. Thought my laptop had broken lol

[@guitarvibes1828]

How to use Finger combinations permutations 1-2-4 or 1-3-4 to create Longer Legato Lines ?

[@johnnathancordy]

I'm afraid I don't understand the question

[@guitarvibes1828]

@@johnnathancordyWhen You talk about Sequences and Permutations Do You refer to Trills and Finger combinations ?

[@guitarvibes1828]

Please

[@christopherjbutler]

I am glad I held out and did not jump at the MG-30 as a main modeler to (finally) leave my 1998 Roland GP-100 rig behind . During the pandemic, I almost jumped at the NUX MG-300 (which is half the price of the MG-30 and arguably sounds more natural to my ears and some reviewers agree). However it would have been a throwaway purchase as a novelty (no FX loop, controller inputs, limited ins and outs in general, etc and made of cheap plastic) The NUX MG-30 is closer, with a more substantial chassis, more connections, etc, but it is missing something in the sound department, and reminds me of the sound of their sub-100 dollar Mighty Plug MP-2 headphone modeler which I own. I believe the same basic engine is used for the MG-30, the Mighty Air, and the Mighty Plug... It has a tendency toward sounding brittle and sterile unless you REALLY really work the preset to get something good. I am glad I waited (and / or ran out of disposable income for this year) as BOSS released the GX-100: It has 85 percent of the physical ins and outs of the Roland GP-100 (plus USB audio and computer editing) and most likely 100 percent and more of the internal processing signal chain options in a tank-like floor modeler case with enough footswitches and a controller pedal. Cheers @johnnathancordy for diving in and really giving the MG-30 a shot. I might have been more quick to dismiss it. But in all fairness, the POD Go has all the body and more visceral impact that is missing from the MG-30, it sounded as plain as day how much more refined the Line6 unit was during your initial intro comparison.

[@tanvarma4169]

Both units would sound very similar if you use the same IRs, that's 80% of the tone.

[@chadujardino5871]

nux for the win

[@BenjaminKanarek]

Great Playing!!!! Bravo!!!!!

[@BlueBarrier782]

lol, did you call the Keeley Katana the boss katana?

[@johnnathancordy]

Almost certainly

[@BlueBarrier782]

@@johnnathancordy You just gave Robert Keeley a heart attack . . . Either that, or it is one hell of a boost pedal.

[@metallica3604]

Where I live the price is almost double

[@johnnathancordy]

Whereabouts?

[@metallica3604]

@@johnnathancordy India

[@kamilble2441]

Nice playing

[@mjsthx1138]

If you are going cheap, go cheap. I'd go with the NUX.

[@NJ-Tech]

Guitar gear = Never Too Much

[@peterkelly8357]

Don’t stop til you get enough

[@hbinitials7]

Here in india nux mg30 is rs 22k Whereas pod go is rs 43k almost double the price 🥲

[@Danielj0y]

Nux was launched for 18k

[@hbinitials7]

@@Danielj0y I'm talking about INR

[@hbinitials7]

@@Danielj0y and online it's still 22k

[@atletangpuyat2554]

sounds solid

[@Tiler-ju9zl]

But the pod go is double the price in Australia.

[@abrahampurba5251]

How about zoom g6 vs pod go, i think their would be equal

[@johnnathancordy]

No idea! I've never tried any zoom stuff

[@Danielj0y]

Please try

[@bawihpuia9658]

Nux mg 30 or zoom g5n which is better?

[@senikehidupantv]

Zoom g6

[@leinadatidumarp]

I own both. Nux has better amp modelling and effect chain flexibility, whereas G5n has better effects (except the drive effects) and easier to use during gigs.

[@TrickyTrav967]

These aren't close in price at all. I literally was just looking at these. Pod Go is 500 dollars and NUX is 300. For all the parameters, do you think you could get them close in sound?

[@johnnathancordy]

In the UK, they are £300 and £360 so hopefully that makes a bit more sense as to why I'd compare them? And I imagine so, as you have plenty of EQ and options such as that to shape the tone, so there's no reason to expect that you can't get decent tones out of either.

[@micwalt]

IMHO, the POD sounded quite a bit better in your clip.

[@halamanmusic9571]

POD go better

[@tiger-v2n]

nux scf vs ej scf？

[@onefatstratcat]

LineSux.. buy the NUX

[@anthonycruz6909]

The pod has way more treble ,, dont know why you would.eq them that way shoulda.put them equally the same

[@SteveRayMorse]

Nice. You should check the Headrush MX5. It seems a very cool unit for the price.

[@Kadehr]

a really disappointing unit. I sold it for the MG-30

[@svenvdbergh]

Indeed same here sold the mx 5 for Nux… mx 5 weak and thin sounding

[@mattgilbert7347]

Crunch=MI Audio Effects Crunch Box

[@daysofrevenge]

NUX MG400 incoming...😁

[@jeanje71]

Intro jam.. nux by far

[@xandeguitarra]

ora quem é aqui do Brasil a pod é 2000 reais mais cara , o que em dolar seria de forama justa 1000reais a mais . se o timbre da pod é melhor se é que é melhor. não vale esses 2000 mil a mais , nux mg 30 com um controlador mid não deixara ninguem insatisfeito

[@bustanorms2028]

Think the nux sound better than pod go,stock cab of nux,sound better,

[@tjackson9160]

NUX sounded better to me

[@joellebrodeur1015]

Sounds nasally on KZbin. Bearing in mind that KZbin is a lot of compression. I found gear I loved via KZbin sounded meh when I tried it at home. I wish a lot of these low end products are in store for in person comparison with comparable units.

[@tjackson9160]

Just bought the Valeton GP200, and I love it!!!!

[@yugibeybeuh6498]

Nux mg 30 good karakter AMP

[@HarlanHarvey76]

Did you see Andy Wood's take on boomer bends?? 😆

[@johnnathancordy]

What's a boomer bend?!

[@HarlanHarvey76]

@@johnnathancordy ha! KZbin it. It started from a Rick Beato interview.

[@guitarvibes1828]

You never answered to me

[@johnnathancordy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3mopGyko7mdhtU this may help?

[@BobbyStoica]

You play so good you make all these gear choices absolutely irrelevant.

[@SalmiRahman]

Headrush MX5

[@johnnathancordy]

Fractal fm9

[@SalmiRahman]

Very expensive 😅

[@expresidentfortune]

got rid of my gigboard & kept the mg 30, preferred the sounds and the interaction with them. Only missing a stereo FX loop but I honestly think the NUX sounds better than the Headrush

[@SalmiRahman]

@@expresidentfortune lol i feel the same. i might get the mg 30 or Cerberus.

[@SalmiRahman]

or maybe hotone's ampero one

[@TheDarkEthereal]

Sorry man, you are too biased to make an educated recommendation. That Pod go is overpriced older tech.

[@ResaAdilaksana]

can nux mg30 do parrallel effect?

[@regieclaro907]

Yes