Detail 01
25 guitar-amp emulations; one bass amp; one acoustic-amp simulation
The processor covers three stated amp-processing categories in one pedal.


Independent shopping perspective
NUX’s MG-400 combines guitar, bass, and acoustic-amp processing in a compact black pedal. Its 25 guitar-amp emulations sit alongside one bass amp and one acoustic-amp simulation, with movable signal blocks for building chains in the order you choose. Cabinet options include onboard guitar and bass selections, acoustic-guitar IRs, and third-party IR loading through QuickTone. A color LCD handles parameter editing, while drum loops, a tuner, looping, and USB recording-interface capability extend the unit beyond its core effects processing.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The processor covers three stated amp-processing categories in one pedal.
Detail 02
Amps and effects can be placed in different positions within the signal chain.
Detail 03
Separate onboard cabinet and IR options are provided for the listed instrument categories.
Detail 04
Loop-recording time depends on the selected stereo or mono mode.
Detail 05
These are the pedal’s listed dimensions and weight.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Third-party IRs can be added using NUX QuickTone software.
It records up to 30 seconds in stereo or up to 60 seconds in mono.
Yes. Signal blocks can be moved freely, allowing amps and effects in different positions.
Yes. USB connectivity can deploy the MG-400 as a recording interface.
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