NUX Trident Vs NUX Cerberus. Two really great multieffects.

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  • Опубліковано 2 гру 2024

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  • @JVBCanberra
    @JVBCanberra 17 днів тому +1

    Thanks for the vid! I've used my Cerberus on around two dozen live gigs with amp and cabinet. I use it very simply, like 6 pedals - OD, Distortion, Boost, Modulation usually tremelo, delay set as a slapback plus reverb, and tuner. The OD is a real winner, the distortion is okay, modulation quite good, delay/reverb is very good. The weakest part of the Cerberus is the tuner. It works but is not all that easy to use. I don't use memory functions although I could see myself doing that if I was doing more covers gigs. It is a high quality multi-effect pedal

    • @TheGuitarEffect
      @TheGuitarEffect  17 днів тому +1

      Thx for the comment. I actually find both the distortion and overdrive are on the dark side overall. I have to run the tone very high. Sometimes actually fully on with a dark guitar. I agree they’re entirely fit for purpose but not perfect. The delay and mod are up there though in my opinion. Pretty good at what they do.

  • @frankfrank7921
    @frankfrank7921 18 днів тому

    Nice one Rob!

  • @BudgetPedalChap
    @BudgetPedalChap 18 днів тому

    NuX are really producing solid stuff and putting it out at a great price. Can't fault them at all

    • @TheGuitarEffect
      @TheGuitarEffect  18 днів тому +1

      Hey. Yeah they’re great. I kinda feel like they do their own thing a little bit. Mainly from a functionality POV. There are both great units.

  • @jnixo9900
    @jnixo9900 17 днів тому

    the cerberus you could add a 2 button pedal switch into the expression input and assign some parameters to the footswitch.....does the trident do that?

    • @TheGuitarEffect
      @TheGuitarEffect  17 днів тому +1

      I’m not 100% on this but I’m fairly sure that you can’t. To be fair the trident has twice as many footswitches as the Cerberus so it’s not as necessary.