Nux Mighty Air

Nagyon sokoldalú mini erősítő, professzionális tudással. Imádom!
A lehetőségek majdnem határtalanok a gyakorlás szintjén és megfelelő adapterek, kábelek segítségével még akár tovább is hangosítható.
Az USB portot audiointerfészként használva tudunk felvételeket is készíteni.
Vezeték nélküli, de a saját hangja csak egy szobában elég, viszont nagyobb tereken, szabadtéren már erősítésre szorul.
Az alkalmazások közül javasolt a Mightier Amp (Android), ami sokkal testreszabhatóbb az eredetinél és a beállítások is könnyen lementhetőek.

NOTE: Update the device firmware first. Go to the NU-X website. and 1. download/install the USB driver on your computer. 2. connect the Mighty Air via USB-C cable. 3. run the firmware updater.

OVERALL: This thing is a winner (for me). I've had it for a week now and it's a lot of fun. It gets surprisingly loud for such a little guy but don't expect to compete with a drummer. It also puts out a surprising amount of bass, too (but the speakers can't always handle that when you turn it up).

SOUND: It can be made to sound good but you have to work for it. I have found a clean (the JZ120) and driven (plexi) amp model that work well for me. The other amp models (including all hi-gain amps and let's not even mention the horrible AC-30 model) just . . . don't. They can all use the same set of speaker/cab IR's but most are just too drastic; boomy, muffled and/or fizzy. Great collection of effects and they're mostly pretty good but sometimes controls don't have a wide enough range IMHO. The acoustic simulator sounds very 'crystalline' and I played with that a bunch today (on a strat), which was cool.

OPERATION: You pretty much need your phone to access all but the most basic controls. But we all have our phones with us 100% of the time, right? The phone app is clear and easy to use. The MIghty Air is completely wireless and portable. Bring it to the park! A charge lasts a long time, too. The main unit charges via USB-C connector. The wireless transmitter for your guitar can recharge when plugged into the base but can *also* be recharged via it's own USB-micro jack (yes, oddly, it uses a different connector than the main unit) while you can still play using a cable.

EXTRAS: The built-in metronome is cool although most of the included drum loops/backing tracks are TERRIBLE! But you can stream any audio from your phone or computer (via cable OR Bluetooth) so that gives you much better options.

BIGGEST COMPLAINT: can only store 4 presets/patches and you CANNOT save anything on your phone. NU-X, for the love of god! Allow us to save patches on our phones! It would be easy to do.

ALTERNATIVES: I don't think there's anything else on the market that's rechargeable, portable, wireless, and includes so many amps/effects. Maybe a wireless set plus Blackstar fly would be similar money but would not have nearly as many effects. If you're after better tones, then look at Yamaha THR or the new Positive Grid Spark but those are bigger units which require power. Happy Gear Shopping to you!

I bought it in Black Friday and I am very glad. The only thing that I do not like is the feel of the transmiter. It feels like a toy and kind of fragile. I would not like to step on it accidentally. But the amp is solidly built.
The sound is ok for what this amp represents. If you compare it with the black star ht1 is thin and lifeless but if you compare it with the id core 20 is the same or better.
For practice it is ideal and easy to use and the drumbeats are fun to use. Mine do not play the backing tracks but it might have to do with setup. I do not care though for that. I mainly use metronome..
Also it is perfect for vacation and travel very light and compact.
I recommend it.