Description
The NU-X MG-300 mkII builds on the original MG-300, giving you a larger display and upgraded sections for drive, amp simulation, I.R. cabinet simulation, modulation, delays and reverbs. Amp modelling runs on the new TSAC-HD algorithm, which brings detailed amp emulations into this compact format. If you liked what the first MG-300 could do, this version keeps those same qualities and adds more processing power in a small all-in-one unit.
You can switch the order of the processing blocks, which opens up more ways to shape your sound. The expression pedal now has a physical toe switch and calibrates itself. Edit everything onboard or through USB using the free Quicktone software for PC and Mac, then save your work into one of 36 internal memory slots. Each preset holds 3 Pro Scenes, so you can move between variations without leaving the sound you set up. The built-in Jam function includes a full drum machine and phrase looper for practice, rehearsal or live backing.
The USB-C connection doubles as a high quality audio interface, so you can record straight into your DAW without extra hardware. The main output covers guitar amplifiers, D.I. to a mixer, or headphones, and there is a loopback option for online streaming. Power comes from the included 9Vdc adaptor, and the unit measures 241 x 160 x 49mm at 760g, so it fits easily on a small board or in a gig bag.
Specification
| Power supply |
9Vdc, 260mA pin-negative (adaptor included) |
| Sampling Frequency |
48kHz |
| A/D Converter |
32-bit |
| Frequency response |
20Hz - 20kHz (±1dB) |
| Dynamic range |
106dB |
| Inputs |
6.3mm jack (guitar), 3.5mm stereo (Aux) |
| Input level |
+8dBu |
| Outputs |
6.3mm jack to mixer/amp or 3.5mm TRRS phones |
| Output level |
+8dBu |
| Dimensions |
241mm x 160mm x 49mm |
| Weight |
0.76KG |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
Can I use the MG-300 mkII as an audio interface?
Yes. The USB-C connection works as a high quality audio interface, so you can record directly into a DAW at 48kHz with a 32-bit A/D converter. There is also a loopback option for online streaming.
How many presets can I store?
You get 36 internal memory locations, and each preset holds 3 Pro Scenes. That gives you room to save several variations of a sound without setting it up again.
Does it have a drum machine and looper?
Yes. The built-in Jam function includes a fully featured drum machine and a phrase looper, which is handy for practice, rehearsal and live backing.
Can I import my own cabinet simulations?
Yes. The I.R. cabinet simulation supports importable impulse responses, so you can load your own cab profiles through the Quicktone software.
What outputs and inputs does it have?
Inputs are a 6.3mm jack for guitar and a 3.5mm stereo aux. Outputs are a 6.3mm jack to a mixer or amp, plus 3.5mm TRRS for headphones.
Is a power supply included?
Yes. A 9Vdc, 260mA pin-negative adaptor is supplied in the box, so you can start using the pedal straight away.