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Valeton GP 200 vs NUX MG 30: which one to buy?
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- With this video, we will share a direct comparison between the Valeton GP 200 and the NUX MG 30 First of all we will hear the units in action with a demo song, then we will compare the features and technical characteristics of the 2 units with a very detailed comparison chart, then we will ear more sounds, also comparing the 2 units with real tube amps checking out the frequency response, the dynamic range management, the note envelop, and the effects, and finally I will give you my 2 cents. So I hope you enjoy, and please subscribe and ring the bell, as it would really help me to make more videos like this!!!
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⏰Timecodes:
0:00 - INTRO
0:50 - Demo Song (GP 200 vs MG 30 in action)
3:01 - Comparison Chart (GP 200 vs MG 30 tec spec)
8:02 - More sounds: intro
10:47 - More sounds: vs Plexi
16:12 - More sounds: vs Fender DLX reverb
20:26 - More sounds: effects
25:18 - My 2 cents
#ValetonGP200 #NuxMG30
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The amount of effort you put into producing these videos is amazing! Thank you for all the very detailed and entertaining comparisons. Great playing , too.
Thank you so much Larry, I'm super happy that you like the videos!!!
There is no other channel that offers more detailed and nerd-tech information than yours! Thanks for this Leo, you are a great musician and youtuber. Thanks to you we can know and hear plenty of details of this all incredible units without the risks of buy at blind! I got my NUX MG30 and very Happy
Hi David, thank you so much, I'm really super happy that you appreciate the channel and the effort I put in those videos!!! Thank you!!!
Why not Valeton GP 200 Sir?
Now my favourite test channel.. Epic player + composer and a rundown of exactly what is needed..ie comparison of specifications + full audio comparison including dynamics.. Excellent channel 👍
Hi, thank you so much, these are all great compliments that really make me happy!!!!
I have the NUX MG-30. First, as I am sure you are aware of, NUX released version 3 firmware yesterday. This adds a 5150 amp, a touch wah effect, and a bunch of other improvements including auto start for the looper. Also, my only complaint when I purchased the MG-30 was the lack of the balanced outputs. I went on Amazon and for $20.00 I purchased a 2 channel DI box, plugged the left and right outputs from the MG-30 into the DI box, and now I have both stereo balanced and unbalanced outputs coming from the DI box. Even with the extra cost of the DI box it is still less expensive than the GP-200. All problems solved and I love the NUX. I sold my Ampero 100 to buy the MG-30 because the Ampero did not have the FX loop and unfortunately there was no Amazon work around for that. Love your channel and keep up the good work. Also, please fire those horrible animated characters. You are a lot better and have more personality than they do. Maybe George Lucas can hire them.
Hi Bruce, thank you for sharing your experience. Interesting points!
Thank you for your feedback about the animated characters....😀...this is one of my hobbie... Maybe I will keep them only for music videos or for the backgrounds of my videos...
@@LeoGibsonGtr i like your choice of characters, Leo.
Brother help me on one thing,How do I use the Mg30 on live situation? I am thinking of buying one but the thing I wanna know is,I wanna add at least 4 footswitches so that I can change the tones easily live...So if I buy a footswitch with 4 Fs and connect it in The nux mg 30 (Exp) Will it work?
@@cenaakashakash I use a device called Midi Commander. It adds 10 footswitches and 2 additional expression pedal inputs. However, if you are not connecting the midi through a PC, you need to insert a device between the Nux and the Midi Commander to act as a midi host device. There are examples of this to be found if you Google it. LMK if you have any further questions.
@@bsbrooks455 ok man thanks
This is a comparison that i have been waiting for, as i only play at home i would go for the MG30
i rarely record, so the sampling frequency is not so important.
Thanks for a very useful comparison Leo.🙂
You are welcome Allan, I'm happy that you have found the video useful!
Es increíble la calidad que ofreces en tu canal, mereces muchos más suscriptores.
Thank you so much Paul, I'm really happy that you like the videos!!!
This is what the budget multieffects community are waiting for. Thanks for the video comparison. Both sound awesome. I pick GP200 due to more realistic Amp sound and with third party IRs it sound even better. Another is the footswitch options and the XLR output. But the GP200 lacks abit in the modulation sounds section, the effects is more than enough but it lacks the lustre quality of a real pedal effects or at least a Line 6 effects. As for recording you can't hear the difference between 44.1khz and 48khz.
Hi, thank you for sharing and I'm happy that you like the video!!
If you use it as a USB audio interface to directly recording your guitar/bass to your PC, 48 KHz offers less latency which could be really desirable if latency is an issue for you, and thats why, at least in this regard the mg-30 pulls ahead of the GP-200 although for a little bit.
Nailed as usual! But I missed the comparisons with yours real voice!
Your accent gives a special touch to the videos! That's one of yours trademarks, please don't lose it!
Thank you!! I've tried to do something different to make the comparison a little bit more interesting...maybe I can mix the voices...both with mine and with another character...thank you!
Always a great professional review. I looked at both units. Having a Pod Go that I felt was not right for me, I watched your review of both units. I prefer the simplicity of the GP200. The mic feature is great, but isn't necessary for me. The large amps and cab section is very attractive, especially after the latest firmware update. I do like the size of the MG30. Not sure if the programming is easier than the GP200. After watching this video, and scoring an amazing price, I went with the GP200. So far it's been a blast to play and programming seems to be easier for me. Thanks for such informative product videos.
You are welcome and I'm really happy to have been of some help!!!
Thank you also for sharing your opinion and your findings!
Thanks for your comparisons, Leo. Always great as your songs. A month ago I bought the MG-30. I prefered mics, instead of XLR’s.
Thank you, I'm happy that you like the song!! Than you also for sharing your opinion and experience!
11:43 - Real amp
12:02 - Valeton GP200
12:18 - Nux MG30
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EFFECTS (chorus/delay/reverb)
21:01 - 21:54 - 22:44 Valeton GP200
23:32 - 24:20 - 25:06 Nux MG30
Thank you
I really really love your song UNDONE played at the beginning. The tune and playing technique is fantastic, blown away. Listening to it over and over. I am now deciding between Boss ME-90, Nux Trident, Valteton GP-200. This is how I found your channel. I appreciate all your time you have devoted to these reviews, thank you so much!
Thank you so much for such amazing compliments, I'm really happy that you like the song and videos!!!
So have you decided, and if so which one and why? I am considering the MG30 or Valeton GP200, and it's getting very confusing.
No one can beat you in this comparison realm Leo. 👍
Thank you so much, I'm really happy that you appreciate the videos!!!
I went with the NUX MG30. Price point value is a killer deal braker. Yes, less effects but it's good not to have too many to bloat the software. Just enough so you can get the most out of the unit. Some FX units have too much stuff in there. The interface is ace. Amp simulations are ok, but paired with 3rd party IR's they shine really well. Doing just home recording.
Hi, thank you for sharing your opinions and experience!!!
Leo, you are growing to be one of my favourite characters on YT and that is saying a lot considering my past on this platform. Thank you for all the invaluable insight you are giving us.
Zs
Thank you for such amazing compliment!!!
Thank you for taking the time to live a feedback: it means a lot to me!!!!
I have both but i prefer Nux MG-30 Because Sound Realistic. Valeton GP200 Sound To Digital And Better Line 6 Pod Go
Hi, thank you so much for sharing your opinion and experience!!
Greetings from Oz, You’ve done it again, Leo. Your reviews & comparisons are models of how they should be done. The icing on the cake is your musicianship. Wow!
Looking forward to the next post.
Francis
Hi Francis, thank you so much, these are great compliments that really make me happy!!!
great video as always. Thanks. I would go for the Valeton no matter the technical specifications' differences for a very subjective reason, I find the sounds more accurate and less "digital" than on the MG30 and the sound is my number one choice's parameter ;-)
Hi, thank you for sharing your final choice!!
@@LeoGibsonGtr In the end I picked the mg 30 because I am mostly doing home studio recording 😂 and after having listened to multiple youtube demos I changed my mind and found the mg 30 sounds quite good finally 😃
@@RomainG6409 Ok Romain, thank you for sharing your final choice!
@@RomainG6409 great decision. nux mg30 tsac still the best!
I hear exactly the same as you: the Valeton sounds very realistic. And it looks better for playing live too 💁🏻♂️
The "2 cents portion" is the most i like where you give your own opinions. Thank you Leo, keep on rocking.
You are welcome and thank you so much for your feedback!!!!
You are doing such a great job comparing these devices and spend a lot of time to make this audio comparisons! But it is a little a shame that we are not able to listen to the audio without RUclips compression! I would love to be able to download these audio files uncompressed! Thank you, Leo!
You are welcome, Micheal! Thank you for sharing...maybe in the future I will share the raw audio file...
It was like hearing Borat explaining about guitar effects. Great success! TNX for the video. Awesome work.
😀👍 I'm happy that you like the video!
the results are exactly what i was thingking about.
Thank you for sharing!
Best pedalboard comparissons on the web. Great as usual. Thanks Leo.
Thank you so much, I'm really happy that you like the video!!!
epic song man, i always come to find advise in guitar sounds and i end finfing a very cool song
Thank you sooo much, I'm really happy that you like the song!!!
Hi Leo , First things first I want to say that your playing is really exceptional 💯...and I want to ask some questions like 1. Which Effects unit would you prefer Valteton GP 200 or Zoom G5N or Nux MG30 for both Recording songs and Live playing as well , 2. Does Mg 30 have a Pitch shifter and a dedicated App? , 3. If Mg 30 has a dedicated App can we add more Effects , presets and patches from it ? , 4. Can u please explain what are IRs, Cabs and Mic Choice , 5. How Many Drummer Machine Presets are in Nux MG 30 , Valeton GP 200 and Zoom G5N? , 6. Is USB better than normal Midi in / out for recording , 7. Which Effects unit has a better quality ? , 8. Can we add extra looper time in NUX MG30 , 9. Is 30 seconds looper sufficient or not , 10. Which is the best value for the Money Effect unit ? .....Hope you would Answer my questions 😄 btw Thanks for the Great Video ✌️.
Leo, you missed the timestamp of my 2 cents. And it's the comparison i want!!
Thank you so much!!! I have corrected the timestamp!
Thank you!
Great video Leo and so much detail! It is what keeps me coming back! 👍🏻 A couple of suggestions for your future videos: It was a little difficult watching the comparison chart while it was floating and had the two computer voices on there. It was much better before when it was just you speaking over the comparison chart and it was a still image. The other suggestion would be when you are performing the real amp comparison to the modelers; would it be possible to include a high gain amp with a high gain metal tone in there as well for comparisons? It would be good to hear those differences as well. Also, time stamps for each comparison so we can flip back and forth to hear the differences would really be great too. Keep up the great work! This channel is one I always stop by to watch! 🎸
Hi Scott, thank you so much, both for the compliments and the suggestions! As regards the comparison chart, I wanted to do something more entertaining asI notice that basically the end of the chart (with full specs) is getting a lot of watch time, while the rest of the video not so much...as regards amps, I try to use the most touch sensitive amp I know, which is the plexi, in order to better hear the dynamic response of the amp, that is something a lot of you are curious to know about...in the future I can use more amps. Good points for the time stamps...I will try to do it.
Thank you!
My god! Leo! I was looking for exactly this video. Thank you so much! I love you man!
You are welcome and I'm happy that you like the video!!!
I liked the nux better. Today's simulations sound very close to a real amp. At the moment I still prefer to use a low wattage amp because having so many options makes me anxious hahahaha.
Thanks for these videos, It would be great if you can try the flamma pedalboard or their preamp pedal
Hi German, you are welcome and thank you for sharing your opinion and for your suggestion!
i own both a nux mg300 and a flamma preamp and i will say that the ir is not that great for the cab sim , and the models are good but not great of the nux models .
Hello Leo, I'm Italian and the virtual girl move her hands like an Italian!!!! Thanks for your job, I appreciate it a lot and it help me!
Thank you Maurizio...I'm happy to have been of some help!! Yes...there is an Italian DNA behind the girl...😀😀😀
I'm an old school, less options and just play, meaning i love a simple valve amp and a few pedals for live. however, there are gigs where a small digital processor would work better, and for practicing at home, a big plus. i usually get two or three really nice base tones and don't dig too deep into the options, as you can find yourself tweaking and not playing. valeton does it for me. if recording, there are computer based programs to pull up cab/mic/ etc for expanded processing. i had a headrush, sold it as to expensive and unstable, and couldn't afford to run my valve amp set up and the headrush set up. this pedal is much more affordable.
Hi Scott, thank you for sharing your opinion and experience...interesting points...
In the Valeton GP 200 manual on page 40 I found this info about 3rd party IR's sample points
User IR 1~20 IR WAV (44kHz/1024 sample rate) Hope this helps some folks.
Hi, thank you so much for sharing!
On a side note....your solo was very rythmically pocket and melodic...lovley. Great videos.
Hi, thank you, I'm happy that you like the solo!
Great job. There's no need for more words. This is science. Many many thanks. Take care!! :)
Hi, thank you, really appreciated!!
You are the best when it comes to compare multi FX's. Thank you.
Thank you so much, I'm super happy that you like my videos!!!
Thank you for this. I was planning to sell my nux mg 30 and switch to gp200 but when I saw this and watched your video I changed my mind. I’d rather keep my mg 30 and buy a gp200 instead. 😁🤘
You are welcome, thank you for sharing your findings and I'm happy to have been of some help!!
Yo tengo la MG30 y me parece una genialidad, espero con ansias la actualización a la V3 del firmware. Gran video Leo gracias.
Hi Daniel, thank you for sharing!!! I'm happy that you like the video!
Yo igual la tengo y el sonido es muy malo así que me compre la helix ahí quedo arrumbada la.mg
@@viccamviccam7340 que curioso ya he grabado 3 conciertos para televisión usando la MG30 y mis propios IRs directo a la mezcladora vía DI y suena increíble.
Buen cacharro el HELIX también, tambien tengo uno.
@@danielwillismusica la verdad no se a mi suena a lata y Mario bros jaja pero me pasa cuando uso el quiktone si la conecto directo el sonido mejora , pero, la helix floor es otra cosa jamás usaré todo lo que tiene
@@viccamviccam7340 si no la usas vendemela 😁
Ciao Leo, sei in gamba! veramente !! complimenti per il bellissimo canale e suoni da paura!
Grazie mille!!! I tuoi complimenti mi fanno veramente piacere!!!
I got a GP-200 a couple of weeks ago and it has replaced a real amp/cab rig in a live band situation. I now play DI into the mixer, using inEars. Needed some time to get used to it, but now I'm really happy with it. It has to be said that pretty much all these cheaper modelers need external IRs to really come to life. The built in cab section of the GP-200 is mediocre at best - that's my only real complaint about it. Oh, and I really hope they fix some of the software bugs (both AER acoustic amp models go completely silent after a couple of minutes...) and some usability issues with the PC software soon. Especially handling external IRs is a nightmare.
Thumbs up for your detailed reviews and comparisons. Very informative!
HI, thank you so much, both for the compliment, the thumbs up and for sharing your experience...interesting points!
Amazing comparison!! Thanks a lot. Keeping the same pattern with focus on the sound/ methodoly makes a big difference to help us to percept the details. Like. Subscribed.
Thank you Joao, I'm happy that you like the video and your sub really means a lot to me!
when people ask me about multi effect I just send them to your channel... crystal clear review even the technical side too... great channel thank you for your efforts to help many musician..salute!
Thank you so much for such an amazing compliment, that really makes me happy!!!
Grazie mille!!!👍
That animation is... PERFECT
Thank you so much, I'm happy that you like it!!!
For me the only reason towards Valeton is polyphonic pitch shifter, that will let me transpose/drop tune my guitar. I think that amps sounds more or less same in both units (important is IRs that are used anyway). Looks like MG-30 has better effects quaility and I still dont copied if Valeton has option to have fx in parallel like MG-30 or not
Hi, thank you so much for sharing your findings!!!
Great comparison video and stellar demo song as usual. I don't think either one will make me sell my POD Go just yet, but if I didn't have a modeller already, I might be willing to try the Valeton. Much like others have commented, my only concern would be community and manufacturer support for updates. That was the reason I went Line 6 due to support and updates. Both the Valeton and NU-X sound fantastic. The other reasons the Valeton tipped the scales to me was the XLR inputs and additional foot switches. Both seem to be great units and bang for the buck. God bless and rock on 👍🎸😎
Hi, thank you for sharing! Good points!
Another cool comparson video with good music and 3D animation. 🤘 And the female character sound like Diana Burnwood (Jane Perry) from Hitman series. Cool ! 👍
Thank you Omer, I'm happy that you like the music and the video!!! I'm also happy that you like the 3D animation...I'm receiving some contrasting feedbacks...therefore your opinions are more than welcome to verify if to do more of such 3D parts...
Thank you
First of all, your videos are outstanding! You just took those comparations-videos to the next level. There is no other channel that offers such quality and level of detail.
Secondly, are those IRs used in your Valeton included in the IRs package you sell? I am really interested. :)
Thank you so much, I'm really super happy that you like the videos!!!
Yes, they are included, thank you for your interest!
@@LeoGibsonGtr Thanks. I'll buy it. :)
Thank you!!!
Muchas gracias Nuevamente Leo, por estas asombras y geniales comparaciones para conocer las propiedades y beneficios de cada una y además de felicitarte por tus hermosas interpretaciones musicales. Espero alguna vez conocer personalmente tu hermoso estudio de Música. Saludos de Gabo de Chile
Thank you so much, I'm really happy that you appreciate the video and the music!!!!
We are pretty far away, as I'm in Italy...but never say never!
Fantastic review (again) of this reference RUclips Channel. It feels like you're part of hour homes haha. Let me ask you, Leo: Does the Nux include the NMP2 footswitch??? I read it but not sure. Regarding the users that play live gigs, that's an added value, since you can assign the scenes to the footswitch (among other customizable options), and if you're like me, which I use just two scenes plus the expression pedal, you barely stomp the pedalboard. Thanks, Leo!!!!!
One more thing: no one uses live more than a few amps. You don't really need 3000000 amps, you really need 10 good amps, (unless you want a specific one).
Thank you Manuel, I'm really happy that you like the review and to be part of your home...😀👍
Yes, the NMP2 is included with the MG 30.
Thank you!
I enjoy your channel a lot. Request if it's possible: Could you maybe do a comparison between the boss gt1 and valeton gp 200 ? I would appreciate that a lot. I'm thinking of switching from the boss gt 1 to the valeton
Hi, thank you, I'm happy that you like the channel!!!
Thank you also for your suggestion...let me just say that maybe the GT 1 should be compared to the Valeton GP 100....I will think about it.
Thank you!
Leo,Thanks for this useful video, I’ll go for MG30 just for home records. You help me to aclare some doubts
Thank you Charlie, I'm happy to have been of some help!
Hi Leo, as always very good review. Solomonic decision. Nux MG 30 for the home studio and Valeton GP to play live. I recently bought the NUX as I needed a recording gear and I'm happy so far.
Hi Sergio, thank you both for the compilments and for sharing your opinion and choices!
Thank you Leo - great comparison as always and still very happy with my MG30 🙂
You are welcome, thank you so much for sharing!
Leo. I know this is an old video, but the song on this was killer. Very very very cool.
May I ask what scale(s) you used on the lead playing? Loved the sweeps and legato. Very cool and it sounded so cool. ❤
I am checking out the MG30 because I can get one pretty cheap.
I really noticed that your real valve amp seemed to sustain longer to me. Maybe it was just me, but it seemed like especially the first modeller cut the note off almost like it had a gate even though I know you didn't use one. At the very end of the note sustaining it seemed to cut off the note to me. Both modellers sounded great especially with your IR. I agree balanced outs would be great for FOH live.
Good stuff sir.
Thanks again Leo.
Love your videos and the animation ❤
Regards from South Central Indiana. USA.
Tim .
You have tons of talent Leo.
Thank you so much, this is really a great compliment that makes me happy!!! Thank you!!!
Great video as always, grazie Leo.
You are welcome, I'm happy that you like the video!
For me nux mg 30. Is more orgánic sound. I like your video comparative. 🎸🤘🍻🎼🔊👍
Thank you so much, I'm really happy that you like the videos! Thank you also for sharing your findings!
todos necesitábamos esto, muchas gracias!
You are welcome, I'm happy to have been of some help!
I like the mg30 beceuse of the mic ,but gp200 a better sound (imo) at the end nobody on crowd really care
Hi, thank you for sharing!
Superb playing, kudos!
With the gr200...Anyone knows if it's possible to control a parameter (gain, delay time, etc...) in real time with the expression pedal?
And what are the differences between using patch, user or footswitch modes?
Thank you all!
Good afternoon Leo,
Excellent comparison.
I definitely will have to agree with you I feel as though the balanced out will be necessary in live performance.
The additional stomp buttons also will come in handy. If only the kHz was at least 48k this unit would really be a top winner at the price point of $350...
But the MG 30 sounds very good as well and the ability for my position is a huge plus!! Plus the sample rate and kilohertz frequency is perfect!!
The app looks great and the ability to build parallel effects is another huge plus! This definitely makes it a winner for home use!!
A few questions:
Is there a noticeable sound difference between the two 44.1khz and 48khz when listening back through average stereo system CD quality type equipment?
Is it possible for the company in a firmware upgrade to increase the kilohertz to 48?
About the latency? did you notice anything extreme or distracting between either the two units?
The IR's that were used in your comparison... are they your custom IR's?
How do they compare with the original unit cabs... Do they have the greenback and Jensen speakers as an option to choose?
Thank you my friend excellent comparison... I like the changes that you made great... balance of everything.
I enjoy your creative ideas and changes to make your evaluations and product reviews more entertaining
Once again excellent work!!!
Hi, I try to answer:
- no, there is not a noticeable / audible difference
- it is not impossible, but it would mean that the hardware is already ready to manage 48 kHz, and it would be strange to have an hardware capable limiting it via software
- I didn't noticed any noticeable latency problem with either of the two units
- Yes, I have used my own custom IRs, that you can find here: www.leogibsonguitar.com/shop-online/p/leo-essential-irs
- the greenback is available...I don't if the Jensen is available. Being my own IRs I can not say anything...:)... but for sure good IRs are very important for the overall tone
I'm super happy that you like the changes introduced...I'm trying to make the videos more interesting and entertaining... I'm happy that you appreciate it!!!!
@@LeoGibsonGtr thank you my friend again for the quick response...
As soon as I pull the trigger on one of these units...
I'll pick up some of your custom IR's.
I'm also looking at the headrush mx 5 vs the Line 6 pod go... We have a lot of good choices these days for a reasonable prices.
Yes, you are right, we can choose among a lot of good units!!!
@@valdemar1999 Did you pick either of these up, and if so what are your thoughts? I'm in the same boat, looking to pick one of these two up; I play acoustic as well, so I'm looking for one that fits well for both.
@@YpsiJoshmccullough Sadly, not yet... And as you can see there's already advancements and alternatives in the manufacturers lineup.
I got a couple things happen and I can't pull the trigger on one of these devices for another few months at least.
Good luck bro...
Good luck updating the GP-200 firmware, the software crashed every time I tried to. buyer beware!
Valeton gp 200 .Hello in method 4 cables do you know how to permanently block FX loop on series? Thanks
Great video, excelent job. It helped me a lot
Thank you so much, I'm really happy to have been of some help!!!
Good as allways, Leo!!
Thank you sooo much, really appreciated!!!
Best comparison I ever seen
Thank you so much Marcos, this is a huge compliment, that really makes me happy!!!
The song reminds me a Annihilator psychedelic lite rock style progressive power ballad. Also, Leo - I didn't know you hired The Sims npcs to showcase :) A very inventive idea. Maybe you should keep the format like on that video? On the other hand your voice over is way more natural. Still, it's been fun to watch some different approach. Oh and thx to you I bought my Valeton GP100. It's great but after watching so many comparisons (yours and other channels) I agree with you Ampero One MP80 is still the king of the budget deal. Like nothing beats it and it's very close to Helix, Axe and Kemper.
Btw are going to cover a Donner Arena 2000? Not sure if you mentioned that in any of the videos that's upcoming but I see there's a serious problem that the brand is from UK and after Brexit no one but people from UK and US review that modeler/profiler. Not even Thomann has this yet which is a shame. It might be a big game changer. Hope one day you'll review/compare it.
Keep up the good work and thx for your knowledge. While Taylor Danley is closer to my music taste, your tests are way more pro and insightful. So even if you don't use High Gain much and metal licks it still gives me an idea what this or that'd sound like.
Hi, thank you so much, I'm really happy that you enjoy the video! Yes, making that 3D part was fun...but it took a lot of time and I received mixed feedbacks...maybe I will do more things like that in the future.
I have no plan so far to review the Arena...I cannot afford to buy all these pedalboards...of course if Donner will send me a unit to try, I will be happy to review it.
Thank you so much for your comment and your feedback and I'm happy to have been of some help!!!
@@LeoGibsonGtr Hey, thx for a so extensive reply! A few more notes from me: the reason you received mixed feedback is either you relied on it too much and it covered too much percentage of the tota video time or your audience is used to your voice and prefers videos in more traditional way. That being said - at some point you can try 3D tech again but sparingly (just to fill the cake with a strawberry topping).
As for Arena, usually I collect used/2nd hand gear whenever I can so if it ever pops up, I'll put hands on it. But for now taxes are a deal breaker, like paying 1/3 of the device's value.
Keep rockin'! \m/
Hi, yes,....good suggestion...I'm currently working on a video where I will be using some 3D stuff....but just a little....
@@LeoGibsonGtr Good luck man
WOW, what a comprehensive video ! Thanks for your effort. BTW, great playing !
Thank you so much, I'm really happy that you enjoy the video!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to let me know: it means a lot to me!!!
I prefer mg 30 sound in mix and its amp simulation & modulation quality. But it sound too dry when it plays alone.
Hi, thank you for sharing your findings!!
What a song my friend, a soul touch ❤
Thank you so much...when you like my music...I'm super happy!!!
Actually I'm working on a comparison GP 200 LT vs MG 30....and I'm using the exact same song...
Thank you!
@@LeoGibsonGtr this is fantastic My friend, can't wait👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you! 🙏🎸👍
Hi Leo.. as always, excellent demo!! In the comparison chart mg 30 has 128 presets.. how about the gp 200? Does it have presets as well? How many presets then? Thanks for your response..
amazing work as always, Leo/
Thank you so much, I'm super happy that you like the video!!!
hello my name is Leonardo, good discussion...in my opinion...valeton200 sounds good
Hi Leonardo...thank you so much for sharing your opinion!
By the way...you have a beautiful name....😀👍
@@LeoGibsonGtr I'm a guitar player Sam like you. I come from Papua... in my opinion all the menus in valeton 200 make it easier to work in the studio or on stage.... and simple and easy to set up
Incredible playing!!! Bravo!!!
Thank you so much, really appreciated!!!
Можно ли по функциям и качеству звука boss gt-1 cравнить с gp200 или его уровень ближе к gp100?
nice video, thanks for the info
You are welcome!!!
Thank you for the nice clip! I would like to buy either of them to make the tone of "acoustic upright-like" sound with my semi-acoustic bass guitar. In this case, which one do you think would be the better choice?
Hi, thank you, I'm happy that you like the video! Well, actually I don't have done similar tests...so I can't tell from direct experience....I'm sorry...
thank you leo from Thailand
You are welcome!!!
Hi, so basically mg30 only have 10 block chain, right? I saw S/R in block chain, for what?
Hi, as far as I remember it has 11 blocks. S/R stands for Send and return...basically it is the loop for external effects.
Thank you!
Hi Leo, why is no one showing a comparison between the Nux MG30 and the Hotone Ampero 2? they are clearly the best of the budget modelers but which one would you buy?
Hi Mike, it would be for sure an interesting comparison. I didn't do it yet, mainly because there is a pretty important price difference (around 250 for the MG 30 and around 500 for the Ampero, and therefore it would be a little bit unfair) and they a have different form factor (the stomp 2 is a more direct competitor of the Helix HX or the BOSS GT 1000 core). Nonetheless it is for sure interesting.....
@@LeoGibsonGtr good point. with respect to tone the NUX MG30 punches above its price point and can likely match a pricier Ampero 2. But the feature set and added flexibility in the signal chain and amp/preamp/ir and efx configurations explain and justify the price difference of the Ampero 2. A comparison based on tone alone would be interesting nonetheless.
Yes, it's interesting....thank you for your suggestion!
Leo Gibson greetings! I would be buying a multi-effect for the first time. So can you still give a review which one would you prefer me to buy among these two?
Also I'm open for suggestions from any professional or user of these models. Thanks in advance.
Hi, unfortunately I don't have an absolute answer, and that's why I make these videos...to try let you decide which one is the best according to your needs and your preferences.
Thank you.
hi leo this video is amazing..but i want to ask your opinion about valeton gp 200 vs nux mg 30 in live situation with band (just about amp sim and drive pedal sound quality in live)..do you prefer which?because many people think nux mg 30 sound too sharp and thin in live with band..because i think you are excellent in this section
Hi, I have done a direct comparison mg 30 vs gp 200 that you can check out here: ruclips.net/video/hso_yGqFIlk/видео.html
In the more sound section there is a direct comparison of the sound for dynamic range management, note envelope, etc...
Thank you!
G@@LeoGibsonGtr
@LeoGibsonGtr my nux mg 30 screen stopped working suddenly, can it be repaired
Your review videos are getting better every time!
I'm still not completely sure which model I am going to get, but your videos are helping a lot in my decision.
Thank you so much!!! I'm super happy that you appreciate the effort and I'm happy to have been of some help!
Hi Leo and thaks for your great comparisons. Only 1 question: I often use the digital delay with modulations. Is this fx included on both multieffects? Thank you
Ciao Gianluca, ottima domanda...devo verificare...
Thank you for the excelent explanation
You are welcome!!! Thank you for your comment!
Thanks LEO! Please can you told if about the MIDI via USB on NUX MG30! Can I control it through my DAW? Doing automation and having the control of change presets on the NUX MG30???? Please help
Hi David, here I did a video using the MG30 with an external midi device...maybe you can find some useful info: ruclips.net/video/7bPGg7vTP5w/видео.html
Best comparisons channel
This is a great compliment!!! Really super appreciated!!!
Hi leo, i have nux mg 30, it nice but its not durable...my screen has stopped showing suddenly...i dont lnow if it can be repaired?
Hi, I don't know....maybe in this case is better to write directly to NUX or to your seller, in the case the unit is still in warranty.
gp 200 has very good emulation almost original👍
Hi, thank you for sharing!
Excelente información!
Thank you so much, I'm really happy that you appreciate the video!!!
Hi Leo.....Very nice comparison.....The GP200 sounds clearly a lot better. By miles.... Thanks for the review, take care mate ;)
You are welcome and I'm happy that you like the video! Thank you also for sharing your opinion!
Nope, Nux MG-30 sounds a lot better by miles. GP200 is more live ready, but emulation in general is a ton better on the MG-30
Language nuances are so wild. My man speaks another language very well, as he's obviously French, but placING emPHAsis on the wrong syllAble always results in the person sounding like a bad character actor doing an accent🤪
But yeah, fantastic comparison video. I've been trying to sort through the paid reviews and determine which one I need.
You gave me more information that the first 3 videos combined. And for this, I salute you! 🤙🏻🤙🏻
And subscribe too!
Hi Jack, thank you so much....your sub really means a lot to me!!!
Yes, the accent is what it is...the problem is that I have not time to practice my English...as all the time I have is meant making music and these videos...that require a lot of time...
Thank you!
Hello, thank you for your video.
Could you tell me how reduce the latence, with the valeton 200 when I change sound. There is few seconds delay between two preset when I play .
Sorry my English is not very good,i'm French 😉
Hi, maybe in future they will add snapshots or scenes and these functions should reduce the latency when switching presets.
Thank you for your message
OK, thank you very much for your answer
As a bedroom guitarist searching for variety of tones maybe buying Valeton GP 200 instead of Nux mg30 was not the best of option.. 😬😬 there is no way I can return it.. I just hope I can find a way around it.. 🤨 another thing is nux mg30 has a wide community support a thing that Valetone seem to lack..
Best of regards Leo..
Hi, thank you for sharing your opinion and experience!!
Bel video Leo. Quale mi consoglieresti onestamente?
Ciao, penso dipenda da ciò di cui hai bisogno: per registrare a casa NUX MG 30, per live GP200.
Sono felice che il video ti piaccia!
Grazie
@@LeoGibsonGtr thanks!!!
You are welcome!
Never thought I'm gonna say this, but GP 200 is my choice based on this comparison. Not to mention more switches for live situation.
Hi, thank you for sharing you findings!
You're better than me.
Just kidding. You make me look like a beginner.
😀🎸
Hiiii Leo is buying mg30 in a live situation is good idea..???Like having more footswitches is always great but can i use mg30 live ??pls guide me
It depends from your need, but it is possible to use the MG 30 live...please take into consideration that the MG 30 has included in the box a two foot switch extension, so that you can actually have 5 foot switches.
Thank you!
@@LeoGibsonGtr Thank u Leo..You are the man..
You are welcome!!!
Valeton gp 200 /// Hotone Ampero One mp-100 /// Nux mg-30... what is the best cost-benefit
Hi, these are all great modellers. It depends on your need...if you need 8 foot switches, then the GP 200 may e better, if you want parallel effects than the MG 30 is the unit to go, etc...It is always hard to provide a black and white answer...
Thank you!
Vielen Dank, dass hat mir geholfen!
You are welcome and I'm really happy to have been of some help!!!