MG-100 Professional Multi Effects Guitar Pedal, Electric Guitar Effects Pedal with 58 Effects, Guitar Effects Processor with Wah Pedal for Sound Di Box Electric Guitar Bass Loop Amplifier Tube Pedal
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- UNLEASH YOUR INNER ROCKSTAR: With the MG-100 guitar multi effects pedal, explore a world of sound with 58 built-in effectsfrom distortion and modulation to delay, reverb, compression, amp and cab simulations. Combine up to 8 effects at once and craft your ultimate tone
- PORTABLE & VERSATILE POWER: Weighing only 3.02 lbs/1.37kg, the MG100 guitar processor supports both AC power and 6 AA batteries (up to 8 hours), making it the ideal travel companion for rehearsals, gigs, or spontaneous jam sessions
- AUTHENTIC AMP & CABINET TONES: Featuring 13 classic amp models and 11 speaker cabinets, all powered by advanced TSAC (True Simulation of Analog Circuit) technology. Enjoy vintage 3-band passive EQ amp modeling and a custom 6-band graphic EQ tailored for electric guitar
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN: The MG100 multi effects processor features a bright 160x128 TFT color display, responsive knobs, buttons, and a built-in expression pedal. Perfect for quick edits/switch and live performances
- JAM ALONG WITH DRUMS & LOOPER: Includes 56 drum rhythms and a 40-second looper with unlimited overdubs. Layer riffs, practice solos, and write songs anytime, anywhere
- PLUG-AND-PLAY PRESETS: Dive right in with 36 factory presets and save 36 custom tonesperfect for beginners and pros alike. One-touch saving lets you store your favorite sounds in seconds
Brand: Asmuse
Style: Multi Effects Guitar Pedal Embody Musical Styles Rock, Pop, Jazz, Blues, Metal, Folk, Electronic, etc. See more
Color: MG100
Product Dimensions: 8.9"L x 2"W x 6.1"H
Item Weight: 697 Grams
Voltage: 9 Volts
Amperage: 300
Audio Output Effects: Multi-Effect
Controls Type: Knob
Power Source: Corded Electric/Battery Powered
Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio
Signal Format: Analog
Style: Multi Effects Guitar Pedal Embody Musical Styles Rock, Pop, Jazz, Blues, Metal, Folk, Electronic, etc.
Color: MG100
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 8.9"L x 2"W x 6.1"H
Item Weight: 697 Grams
Item Dimensions: 8.9 x 2 x 6.1 inches
Brand Name: Asmuse
UPC: 756910941239
Manufacturer Part Number: 4334435114
Included Components: Power adapter, Built-in expression pedal, Looper
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Asmuse
Model Name: MG100 guitar multifunctional pedal
Model Number: 4334435114
Connector Type: 1/4 inch audio
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: MG100
As I said am a rank amateur. I know next to nothing about guitars. I can play "Plush" by STP, and other easy songs, but I'm nowhere near ready to do anything serious. But I absolutely love them, and I have 2, and I try to play at least once a day.... UNTIL NOW. When I got this device, I had no idea what to expect; I have 3 pedals already (overdrive, vintage delay, wah), so I know how it sounds when you send the guitar through a distortion pedal, for instance. But what I got from THIS pedal blew me away! Distortion, delay, reverb, rich clear sounds already dialed in! Just plug and play! You don't even need to turn on the amp to tune! I'm not saying that there's not a learning curve; you may have a bit of trouble with the recording feature, but you learn things quickly-especially if you read the manual. But, if you love guitar, you have fun learning, because each thing you learn adds a new dimension to what this thing can do! The beat machine is handy and full of great beats for whatever musical interest you have. All in all, it's easy to use, inexpensive, versatile and fun. I read a really bad review, obviously written by someone who wants far more out of whatever they have, no matter HOW good it already is; don't listen to the whiny nay-sayers.If you're thinking about getting one, STOP THINKING ABOUT IT. GET IT. You won't be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020 by Will
Color: MG100
Great multi FX pedal
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by Bartholomew Greear
Color: MG100
Cool little multi-effects pedal. I bought this to use at smaller gigs instead of hauling around my normal analog pedalboard. Takes some tinkering to get it set up the way you want it, but it's pretty straight forward. Effects are surprisingly pretty good and I was genuinely impressed. Some of the effects, especially the compressor, don't have all the variables that I would like to adjust, but for the most part it get's the job done. You have to take the time to set up your own presets though, because the stock presets are all absolute garbage. Just delete them and make your own. If you don't know how to build a pedalboard (i.e. which pedals should go where in the signal chain), you will have a difficult time getting any kind of decent sound out of this thing. The drum machine sucks, but could be useful for practicing I guess. The loop function is cool, but limited. The thing cost $99, what did you expect? lol My biggest complaint is that you can't just turn the effects on or off. You have to scroll through the presets you've made to get where you want, so for instance if your clean preset is slot 1, but you're using a compressor/drive preset that you stored on slot 3, you have to press the down pedal twice to get back to your clean channel. I managed to work around this by setting every other channel to the exact same clean settings so no matter which pedal I press, it will essentially turn the effects off. I just have to remember which one I pressed and make sure I press the other one to turn it back on. This would probably be better solved with some kind of ABY pedal, but I'm not that committed to using this $99 effects pedal to start throwing more money at solving it's shortcomings. EDIT: I did end up buying an ABY pedal so I can bypass the effects when they aren't needed. This makes it easy to set up presets for specific songs and I can just scroll through them as the gig progresses. The songs where it is not needed, I just hit the bypass and run my signal through a tube screamer then straight to my amp as this is my default setup which I know and love. If for some reason I screw up a preset and things come out all wonky, at least in this situation I can fall back on a sound that I'm familiar with and have something that I know I can work with in any situation. Since adopting this setup, I've been using this pedal more and more and I gotta say that it works extremely well for what it costs. It also runs on my 9v power rail with no issues so it has found a spot on my pedalboard even at larger gigs for some of the effects it offers that I don't have an analog version of. Long story short, it's well worth the money, but it will take a LOT of tinkering and tweaking to get the sounds you want from it. I don't use any of the amp modeling features, so I cannot comment on their quality, but that may be useful for those wishing to run this in a home studio type setup. Take the time to set it up right, and this can be a very powerful little Multi-FX processor.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020 by Rob
Color: MG100
I use a modeling amp at home but play out at open mics. I bought this for that use. PROs: This gives me a compact, battery powered (AA cells or wall adapter) and extremely versatile and compact unit that I can use easily to add some compression, reverb, notch filter or other effects to my acoustic guitar. I use a wireless transmitter plugged into the guitar and the receiver plugged into this NUX unit. Sound board or PA plugs into the NUX. Fast and simple and effects and controls are easy enough to navigate. Screen is small but good. Color is nice. Reasonably well made but plastic, not metal cased, so not for heavy touring use but that is not its function. CONs: Are the effects as subtle and controllable as on a $1500 processor station? NO. Will it tolerate tour abase? NO Case is plastic. Overall this is a great accessory for light stage use or use at home to learn how to use the effects and so on without having to spend many thousands for something you may not like or use later. Saves me having to take an amp in order to use a few effects when playing away from the house. Value for price is a good balance.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Mork's Uncle