NUX MG-100

Ntuziaka Onye Ọrụ NUX MG-100 Guitar Eletriki Ọtụtụ Mmetụta Pedal

1. Okwu mmalite

The NUX MG-100 is a versatile multi-effects pedal processor designed for electric guitarists. It integrates a wide array of effects, amplifier models, and utility features into a compact and portable unit. This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up, operating, and maintaining your MG-100 to ensure optimal performance.

NUX MG-100 Multi-Effects Pedal Processor, top-down view showing the control panel, expression pedal, and footswitches.

Figure 1: NUX MG-100 Multi-Effects Pedal Processor

2. Akụrụngwa Ngwaahịa

3. Front Panel Controls and Functions

Diagram of the NUX MG-100 Front Panel with numbered labels for each control.

Onyonyo 2: Nhazi Ogwe ihu

  1. PRESET ▲▼ Foot Switches: Used to select presets. The right switch selects the next preset up, and the left switch selects the next preset down. Press both switches simultaneously to enter tuning mode.
  2. Pedal nkwupụta: Provides real-time control over volume, wah, or assigned effect parameters. It includes a switch to activate/deactivate the wah feature by applying extra pressure to the toe. Sensitivity can be calibrated.
  3. MODULE Buttons: Navigate through the effects modules. Pressing these buttons cycles through the available effect sets displayed on the screen.
  4. Bọtịnụ SAVE: Saves your customized tone settings. Press once to initiate saving, use the SELECT knob to choose characters for the preset name, and MODULE knobs to change characters. Select the group and preset location with PRESET ▲▼, then press SAVE again to confirm.
  5. bọtịnụ TAP: Sets the overall tempo for delay time synchronization and LFO frequency for modulation effects. Tap tempo is calculated from the average of the first two to ten taps. The tempo is displayed in beats per minute (BPM).
  6. Ngosipụta: A 160x128 TFT LCD screen showing information for various functions. In LIVE mode, it displays the current preset number and name. In EDIT mode, it shows the model name.
  7. EDIT Button: In SAVE mode, this button stops the save procedure. In LIVE and EDIT mode, it switches between these two modes.
  8. Bọtịnụ JAM: Activates or deactivates the built-in drum and loop machine interface.
  9. MIXER Button: Enters MIXER mode, recommended when connecting the MG-100 directly to a recorder, hi-fi system, headphones, or other audio devices.
  10. Họrọ Kpọmkwem: Used to choose effects for each module in LIVE mode, characters in SAVE mode, and tempo in DRUM mode.
  11. KNOBS 1-3: Adjust parameters of the selected effect module. Knob 3 specifically controls the master volume in LIVE mode.
  12. Bọtịnụ PEDAL: Selects the module to assign to the expression pedal. In SAVE mode, it's used to choose characters. In DRUM mode, it's used to enter the tempo.

4. Njikọ azụ panel

Diagram of the NUX MG-100 Rear Panel with numbered labels for each connection port.

Onyonyo 3: Nhazi Ogwe azụ

  1. INPUT (13): Connect your instrument to this high-impedance input.
  2. Mpụta (14): Connect to the input of a guitar amplifier or mixer for mono operation. A Y-cable can be used to send the output to two ampndị na -enye ndụ.
  3. AUX IN (15): Connect the headphone output of an MP3 player or CD player. Adjust the playback device's output level and the MG-100's master Level Knob for proper volume balance.
  4. DC IN (16): Connect the included DC9V negative tip power supply.

5. Ịkwanye ngwaọrụ

5.1. Njikọ

Diagram showing various connections for the NUX MG-100, including guitar, amplifier, headphones, and external audio sources.

Ọgụgụ 4: Eserese Njikọ

5.2. Ịwụnye batrị

5.3. Na-agbanye Ike

6. Basic Ọrụ

6.1. Exploring Presets and Effects

The NUX MG-100 comes with 72 presets (36 factory and 36 user-definable) and 58 different effects. Use the PRESET ▲▼ foot switches to navigate through them. The MODULE buttons allow you to step through different effect types within a preset.

The following video demonstrates various presets and features of the MG-100, including the wah pedal, battery compartment, drum machine, and different amp/effect sounds.

Video 1: NUX MG-100 Multi-Effects Pedal Demonstration (Seller Content)

6.2. Editing and Saving Tones

To customize a tone, press the Dezie button. You can then use the Họrọ isi na KNOBS 1-3 to adjust parameters for various effects like EQ, Noise Gate, Chorus, and Delay. After making adjustments, press the Zọpụta button to store your custom tone in one of the user preset slots. You can name your custom presets using the Họrọ isi na MODULE bọtịnụ.

6.3. Drum Machine and Looper

The MG-100 features a built-in drum machine and a 40-second phrase looper. Press the JAM button to access these features. You can select various drum styles (Rock, Country, Blues, Metal, etc.) and use the looper for practice or song creation.

The following video provides a demonstration of the built-in tuner, drum machine, and looper functions.

Video 2: NUX MG-100 Tuner, Drum Machine, and Looper Demonstration (Seller Content)

6.4. Tuner

To activate the built-in tuner, press both PRESET ▲▼ foot switches simultaneously. The display will show the tuning interface, allowing you to accurately tune your guitar.

7. Nkọwapụta

NjirimaraUru
Ibu Ibu1.53 pound
Akụkụ ngwaahịa8.9 x 6.1 x 2 sentimita asatọ
Nọmba nlereanyaNUX MG-100
Isi Iyi IkeBattery Powered (6x AA/LR6) or AC Adapter
Voltage9 volts
Ampoge300 ndeamps
Ngwaọrụ AkụrụngwaUSB
Number of Effects58
Amp Ụdị13
Ụdị Cabinet11
Ntọala72 (36 Factory, 36 User)

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