NUX MG-100 Electric Guitar Multi-Effects Pedal Processor EFX AMP EQ Mixer

Sounds great. Compact and good looking. Easy to use. Extremely versatile! Make sure you read the instructions because there are so many things you can do with this. Only drawback is that if you plan to use it live, try not to have too many effects applied because it slows down the transition timing. However, best for recording if youre trying to produce specific sounds from your instrument.

This pedal sounds good, is easy to operate and is packed with more features than any MEP in this price range. It does have a plastic housing, so I don't think it would be a good pedal to gig with. But for my home recording studio, it's perfect!

A very good option in the budget pedal market. Comes with a great number of effects to combine for solid sounds. Virtually all the factory pre-sets are worthless and are sort of demonstrations of what the pedal can do. But you have plenty of user saves and setting up good tones is straight forward and simple. The tuner in this and my handheld one never agree. Someone is lying!The amp and cab models are distinct and offer more interesting tone control to play with than the whazoo effects. Very good shaping control for wave effects like roto-cab. Reverb seems a bit heavy handed so I run it dialed way back. Same for distortion effects, a little goes a long way with this box.Drum looper offers a good number of patterns and super easy control including a tap tempo button. Very simple to record a guitar loop over the drum track- it's great for setting up your own progression to work on soloing over. I love the simplicity of the drums/loop here. Also a simple metronome included.For the hobbyist guitarist this is a great 'bang for the buck' investment. It has practice tools for the beginner but solid tones for the advanced guitarist. For home use, maybe even a garage band it's perfectly adequate. If I were a more serious musician doing gigs with high end audio going to the audience, I'd be investing more than a hundred bucks in my stage rig.

For versatility, ease of use, portability, and overall bang-for-the-buck, it's excellent. If you only have one pedal to travel with, this should probably be the one. Still finding new tricks it can do. This is a very quiet unit with an amazing variety of voices.

Very good sounds and works great with my marshal so easy to use I like the display very functional

Great guitar effects would recommend to anyone!

I love everything about it. It's bright, tight sound. Never muddy, never boring like many competitors.

Wow! I don't even know where to begin... I am using this processor with my new Cecilio electric violin. I learned and trained on classical violin, acoustic, reading sheet music, etc, so I'm pretty new at now playing an electric one hooked up to an amplifier, and even newer at using a pedal/processor. Upon first assembly, I found that many of these effects will probably not be used in the music that I play (worship & praise - old school & contemporary), but others will be very useful to bring a new sound to old songs. Also, some of the effects sound very similar to one another. I haven't yet figured out and tried to edit and save any effects to my liking, so I can't really say how well the MG-100 does in that area. But I must say that I am absolutely in love with the drum machine and now even more in love with the looper. I literally just played all the parts of Pachelbel's Canon in D all by myself via use of the looper for each phrase! Smiling from ear-to-ear, I just had to stop and rave about it. As a beginner, I totally recommend it to others looking for a cool starter machine to play around with.I couldn't quite give it 5 stars for a few reasons:1.Although I can layer as many parts as I want on top of one another, I cannot save the track (however, my husband who is a tech geek, tells me that there's a way to connect to my computer and record my layered tracks that way). Also, I wish there was a way to undo the last layer of overdub if I've messed up... sucks to have 10 layers of perfection, then one layer be off and I can't fix it.2.Using the pedal as a volume adjuster will take some getting used to - either I end up making it go too loud at the wrong times or I cannot hear myself at all.3.The loop/overdub button is so close to the pedal, that I end up hitting the pedal when I try to overdub and end up turning my sound down and that phrase is not recorded (But I do love how compact and portable it is, so I'll just have to adjust)