Hi Inkblizzard. I play in a praise band as well. Can you tell me more about the looper? Is that to get the sound into a bigger amp to enable you to play live for an audience in a church? I like this practice amp a lot and want to now how to get this thing amplified to say like 150watts or more.

Thank you!

It's a really fun amp, I think you'll like it a lot!

@@CatPickStudios Thank You!

Are you satisfied with it?

@@guardianobserver6593 Very happy with this Mighty Air. It's really clear & the App. makes it super fun!

Sorry to hear that. Most of the made in US stuff is stupidly more expensive here in Finland than in US. And appreciate the feedback!

Are they making one?

@@CatPickStudios 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thanks! I haven't tried the THR10 so I can't really compare. I don't even know the features of it. All I can say is that the Mighty Air is a lot of fun and it also works great as a bluetooth speaker.

The whole thing is so much fun and it’s louder than you’d think! It’s just something that’s difficult to demonstrate in a video. I’ll be using mine for picnic music as week once the summer returns in roughly 20 moths...

Thanks! Tbh I didn't pay any attention to the latency, which means it's very small. I'm usually very sensitive about this stuff and I struggle to play if there's a lot of latency going on. Obviously there is a tiny bit of latency going on but as I said, it's barely noticeable and you get used to it very quickly.

The only time I think you would not be in sync or have a latency problem, is if you move a very long distance from the Amp. Hope that helps?

Thanks, fellow Vlad! I'm afraid I don't know about US availability, my guess is that the current Covid situation has delayed the US release. Check out Reverb if some US stores already have it? I've also haven't heard anything about using a bluetooth controller with the amp. Now what you say it, it could actually make a lot of sense. At least you might be able to switch between the channels. I don't have any controllers at my studios, so I'm afraid I can't test it. :/

Same here , is all a heavy rock test even on bass, how is the sound for clean guitars for funk and jazz? slap on the bass? etc.

What you bought at the end?

@@guardianobserver6593 I got the Plug, but even today think both are great. I may sell it and get the Air as I don't like playing with headphones as much as I thought.

@@AxemanMessiah Thank you. I have the same "problem" with the headphones which I can't stand and cables and I put the guitar apart. I look reviews on the nux mighty air to find if I the sound at low volume (like a low volume TV) is clear for night practice.

@@guardianobserver6593 Yeah the Air is really unique in that sense. Fully wireless without even a 1/4 inch cable, under 3lb, and uses USBC to charge! I still love my Plug as it is even more portable and can practice without hesitation at night. The Plug is far cheaper and uses the same DSP as the Air, and you can use an Aux cable to connect into a speaker that is larger than the Air to get a more full sound when you really want to play. Overall you can't go wrong with either though, and I love the Plug and Air way more than the Yamaha THR10, Boss Katana, and Positive Grid Spark which I owned and sold.

@@AxemanMessiah Thank you. I will probably buy it.

You can change channels, effects etc. while jamming with the app on your phone, but that's the only way to control it.

@@CatPickStudios ok, got it, tnx

I'm pretty sure putting headphones in does mute amp's speakers. But as you mentioned, you could use the headphone out with an adapter to record. That's how I recorded the audio for my NUX Mighty Plug demo for example with great results. I think this way you would most likely achieve better sound quality anyway than micing up a tiny amp. Not sure what you mean with using Bias FX and other apps, but basically you can use the amp as a speaker for anything. Just set it up as a Bluetooth speaker and it should play anything.

​@@CatPickStudios Thanks for the reply. I bought one the day after I wrote my question. The charging port USB out to my Computer showed up in my Daw. Super easy to record that way. I don't have a patch cable where I am. I am traveling so as soon as I get a cable I will try playing through my Riff and see if I can use those tones Bias FX is on my phone, and I use it when I am home with my spark. It's Positive grids software. A bazillion tones and beyond. Such an amazing app and so easy to customize, experiment and switch things up. So far after 2 days I am so impressed with this little guy. I am on the road for six months travelling and it fit in my gig bag perfectly. The app is not bad, but after using Bias Fx I hope to get it dialed in to use with this. If I can get my positive grid riff working with this too, that would just be the ultimate portable set up for traveling. Thanks again for the reply. And thanks for the great content.

I don't think there should be any latency since you're using an analog input. Go for it!

@@CatPickStudios theoretically - yes, but practically - I have about 250ms latency with Mackie Freeplay Go via analog minijack.. (!) Bang&Olufsen A1 hasn't a latency, but going to sleep, if I not play during 25 sec, and wake-up takes about 1.5 sec - so, nobody hear my first chord after a big rest..)) So, after these 2 speakers I search for a next one, and, now I very careful with the choice))

The bass sounds ok through it but especially with a 5 string one it does overwhelm the little speakers. With headphones it sounds really good though!

@@CatPickStudios Thanks for the reply! I decided to get the Mighty Plug instead, and use the aux to plug into a speaker. Hopefully will this work well :)

I haven't seen any info about this so I'm afraid I don't know.

Hmm I probably do it this way: Guitar -> Cable into looper -> Wireless send unit from the looper. This way you would be tied to your looper with a cable but it would allow you to place the amp where ever you want. Going fully wireless would require you to have another wireless unit. :)

Thanks! I'm pretty sure it doesn't have that, at least I haven't found anything like that in the manual or when plugging the amp into computer.

@@CatPickStudios ok, thnx, me neighter, I just found out that the Mighty Plug does have that. So could go for that one. Btw, can't buy the Air anywhere anymore, also not at Thomann.🙁

Check out Reverb just in case!

I haven't tried that so I'm not 100% sure.

I think (I am sure) that there is only receiver Bluetooth so you can only use smartphone and not headphones.

I'm afraid I haven't tried the Vox.

The app/amp doesn't record anything, but obviously you can play any mp3 file through it, including your own recordings.

This version of the amp doesn’t have a footswitch so you have to use the buttons on the amp or the app.

@@CatPickStudios is there a way to improvise a method to do so? For when im, for example, recording a song and I change from clean to distortion fast

Unfortunately with this amp I don't think there's a way to do what you're describing. The NUX Mighty Space from the same range comes with a footswitch but it's also bigger.

If you're on Windows, did you download the driver?

i havent, thanks, i will try that first, the guide said that it should work by downloading DFU, so i didnt try downloading the driver.

Yes, absolutely!

@@CatPickStudios Thanks! 👍😎

Never tried it with an acoustic but I would assume it doesn't sound that good since you can't turn off the amp simulation completely. I might be wrong though, maybe it sounds killer through the acoustic simulator.

I never felt this amp needs one, but maybe it's just me.

I specifically said 'in this price range'. ;) The Yamaha is like 3 times the price of the Mighty Air.

I use my NUX Mighty with a small stereo bluetooth speaker, the Tribit MaxSound+ (24w) plugged straight into the headphone jack on the amp, and you wouldnt believe how great the result. Paid $80 for the NUX and $40 for the Tribit...got me a sweet little mobile set-up. I hardly even use my THR10 anymore because I really like the convenience of using my phone to operate everything with the NUX. And placing the speaker at distance opens up the acoustics in a very natural way. The NUX is a great product, for me though...it just needed a little more power. The effects are actually pretty damn good.

@@musicismyreligion5213 do you think it's better getting the mighty air or the mighty plug and plugging it into a Bluetooth speaker for bigger and better sound?

From what I understand the answer is no, but I'm not 100% sure about that.

It's a lot of fun but you have to play with gain and volume controls depending on your bass. I used my 5-string active bass with it and I had to drop the gain on the amp quite a lot so the input doesn't clip. Obviously the amp can't produce the really low frequencies but I still had fun playing my bass through it.

The receiver is built in to the amp. :)

@@CatPickStudios thank you!

@@CatPickStudios mine doesn't seem to pair up

Have you tried charging the transmitter? You charge it by having the amp on and the plug inserted into the amp.

@@CatPickStudios i charged But Can't connect both

Mighty Air is wireless and stereo. Those are the two biggest ones.

I have lot of experience with both, what are your needs? Happy to answer any questions you might have.

CatPick Studios , thanks ! I just ordered one now , have it Tuesday. I have several amps that I can barely turn past 1 at home or studio. This will I hope fill the late night jamming at home.

Well this thing is definitely suited for that!

@@CatPickStudios trying to load the firmware and it says unsupported file, using macbook pro

Hey! So you're trying to install an update, right? Plug in the amp to the Mac, make sure the amp is turned off. Launch the updater software on your Mac. Then if I remember correctly you need to hold channel select and Tap buttons while you power the amp on. This should take it to update mode and the amp will show up in the updater software on the Mac. Then load up the updater file and hit update. This is how I did it, let me know if it works!

Sorry to hear that. The iOS version has been working great ever since I got it for the Mighty Lite BT amp couple of years ago.

@@CatPickStudios You are lucky than... in the playstore I find many comments with the same issue.

I used to design graphics for mobile apps and Android versions were always a pain because of all the different device sizes. I’m guessing smaller companies have trouble keeping up with all the options :/