The Nux Mini Core SE Space Reverb pedal is a compact and versatile reverb pedal that offers a wide range of reverberant sounds. It is part of the Nux Mini Core series, which is known for its high-quality and affordable effects pedals.

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Demo by  VRK SPORT AND MUSIC

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Mini Core Space

JTC Pro is an advanced pedal with simplified controls. It's a dual switch stomp box with 6 hours of recording capability and 256 loop track memories.

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Demo by Mike Hermans

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Demo by Vinai T

JTC Drum & Loop Pro (NDL-5)

In the past couple of years, Chinese pedal maker NUX has been releasing some not too subtle (and incredibly affordable) clones of several best-selling classic stompboxes under the rather misleadingly named “Reissue Series” (uhm, reissues of pedals… made by other builders?). Nothing wrong with cloning (almost everyone does it) we are just a little perplexed by the use of the “reissue” word.

Even just the color of their Analog Delay betrays the influence of classic Ibanez / Maxon three-knob Bucket Brigade Device delays from the ’80s. That’s exactly what you get with this pedal: the warm repeats of the 3205 and 3102 BBD chips, for just under $60!

You can judge from the videos below if the Nux Analog Delay sounds as good as the units that inspired it. We added this pedal to our list of the Best Analog Delay Pedals.

Demo by NUX 

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Demo by Andertons 

Analog Delay

mini IR-Loader pedal with 3 different modes (Guitar, Bass, Acoustic) + Headphone-Out + USB-Recording

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Demo by Derek Paul Guitar

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Review by The Gear PAge

Pulse NSS-4

NUX Scream Bass Overdrive pedal produces a warm and strong overdrive and it's a great option for the bass player who wants more control and versatility in their gear. 

It has 4 basic control knobs to dial up your tone by using Level, Drive and 2-band EQ (Low, High). And there is one additional Blend knob to control overall effect amount on dry signal. 

You definitely can use a guitar pedal to distort your bass, but it just generally won't sound very good. Guitar specific gears, pedals and amps aren't designed to handle the low-end frequencies you get from a bass guitar.  

Demo by Lily Yan

Review by Talk Bass.com