Thank you very much Kelley!

Hi Bill, I am terribly sorry for missing you message. Sometimes it's difficult for me to login KZfaq using my local network. How do you like the MG-300? I hope you enjoy it. Frankly speaking, it is not an expensive pedal, but for this price, if there are some good sounds in it, I'm happy already. It costs about the same as some amp-like stompboxes, but it definitely delivers more good sounds and functionalities. I personally actually prefer the MG-300 to some bigger metal-housing multi-effects, because the MG-300 good at tone vs size. If I were to carry bigger gear, I would choose my normal real pedalboard and Marshall, which are what I am using for regular gigs. Thanks a lot Bill! Hope to hear your comments!

Hi Gustavo, Thank you very much! The second part, both the Marshall 1987 and MG-300 used only the IR from the MG-300, instead of the real cabinet underneath the heads. Therefore, there was no mic, the sound was recorded via USB, and I monitored the sound by the headphone.

@@zengzeng9173 That's great. I've got a Mg300 unit and I'm willing to use it on a live performance

@@gsferrari I used it live by plugging into the return of a Peavey 6505 combo, and it sounded Ok. I haven't tried to use IR and go direct yet.

Thank you Perry!

Thanks Rohit! For either the MOOER GE200 or NUX MG, if you only want to use it as only a cab sim, you can just turn off the “amp” section of the multi-effect. The any distortion/overdrive models have to be off, too. For example, you can use a real amp like the Micro Terror, plug the amp into a loadbox, and the line level output signal from the loadbox can be fed into the MG-300, with only the cab section turned on in the MG-300. This a way to to use it as a can sim. Hope this answered your questions. Thanks!

@@zengzeng9173 Thanks for the reply! What's a loadbox? Because while I absolutely love a tube amp, living in an apartment means that I can never really play it (at all). So finding out a way to practice it on a small speaker or practice it silently would be the best way through

@@yesiamadorito Hi Rohit, a load-box is a box with a big resistor inside, together with some other circuits sometimes. A tube amp cannot run without a speaker, because the speaker provides a “load” to the tube amp, without the load, your tube amp will be damaged. The load-box acts as a speaker to provide the load, so if you connect the tube amp to a load-box, the amp can work without a real speaker. The load-box has a line level out signal for you to send to a cab sim, and then the final sound will be similar to a tube amp with a real speaker. It is good for silent recording and producing, but a real speaker can never be really replaced by loadbox + Cab Sim.

@@zengzeng9173 Oh my god that makes so much more sense!! Thank you so much I can't appreciate your timely response as much!!

@@yesiamadorito You are welcome, my friend!

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it has usb out and line out... so yes... to plug in a cab or powered speakers you would need a Y cable to use headphones and speakers simutaneously...

I'm terribly sorry that I missed your message! The video has two parts, the first part used real Marshall 1960A Cabinet, the second part used the IR Cab Sim inside the MG-300. Both parts, I used the real Marshall 1987 Plexi and the MG-300 to compare.

Yes, they can sound similar, but real amp is always much more fun and feel to play.

Well, always yes, the point here is to show that the NUX is amazing too!

@Gustavo Fabian I know :)

When it comes to overall feel, I prefer the real Plexi. But the MG-300 does surprise me at certain settings. The sound quality is actually quite close.

Dang man, NUX seams to be a real alternative. Sounds really good. Thanks Zeng.

@@svenzia Yes, I played this at a mid size bar, it rocks. There was one time that I didn't have to switch channels, so I just hid the MG-300 behind the Hot Rod Deluxe and only use the guitar's Vol for changing overdrive amount. I still used a real Cry Baby wah though.

@@zengzeng9173 Hehe, perfect :)