Looking for multi FX, headphone out, Bluetooth in

[oberkampf]

I believe the Nux Mighty Plug Pro is exactly what you're looking for. I have the older non-pro version and it works great

 

[600 Ohms]

I believe the Nux Mighty Plug Pro is exactly what you're looking for. I have the older non-pro version and it works great

Looking at it, I think you're right. My idea was to try to turn it into multiFX that can be used on gigs, which might change the plan, but yes, this looks very close to my original description—thanks.

 

[lamarjones]

Thanks, it's a bit complicated, but since I already own a HX Stomp, I might look into this for silent practice with playback music from my phone, for hollidays for example

If you already own an hx stomp, get the right chord and use the return/aux in. Take you a sec to find the setting to change return into an aux in but then you're done.

 

[600 Ohms]

The concept is evolving. I think for the sake of adoption, I need to keep the interface as simple as possible. Adding a Darkglass Element is an elegant, if expensive, solution to the Bluetooth/cab sim problem, but frees me up to look at other options.

I think if it weren't for the octaver tone on the Tech21 Fly Rig Bass, that would be a perfect box. Everything is analog and laid out right there, with no menus. I went and played the Boss GT-B1, which was not bad, a little tricky to use. I tried the HX Stomp, and it's going to be too complicated, nice quality though it is. The Zoom B1 (something) was in stock but didn't seem to suffer any less from "menuitis".

The design I liked by far and away the best, and that I think would be adopted easily, is the TC Plethora X3 (plus Darkglass Element). It's just easy to make it whatever 3 pedals that you need at that moment, a very simple interface. Trouble is, there are no filter or gain pedals in it. Darn.

I just can't nail it with anything that currently exists. If TC were to announce that they were adding more pedals, then great, but I haven't seen anything like this.

 

[600 Ohms]

I ordered a bunch of things, including the Nux Mighty Plug Pro and the Spark Go and will return what doesn't ring the bell. There's no way to know but to play with them. Thanks for all the suggestions.

 

[40Hz]

You might want to look at the NUX Mighty Air. I think it might tick all your boxes. It’s a small amp similar in appearance and design to the previously mentioned Positive Grid Spark. But being newer it does the Spark a few points better when it comes to features. Sound and build quality of both amps are equal IMO.

 

[InkCow]

Mooer Prime P1 seems like it would tick a lot of your boxes?
Prime P1_MOOER Audio

Has a BT footswitch for live use.

 

[600 Ohms]

I ended up picking the Zoom B3n. Great little box that is WAY easier to use, particularly in stomp mode, than I was expecting. Then he can gig it, too, and he currently owns no pedals, so this'll start him on the mystical journey that is BASS EFFECTS. He can start with a cable, or a cheap BT adapter, and add a DG Element to a future pedalboard.

 

[600 Ohms]

Really wanted to like the Fly Rig bass v2. And generally didn’t.

 

[XLunacy]

Mooer Prime P1.
The app's interface is not the best and some effects are meh, but it's quite nice as a practice unit, cheap, light, battery powered, and you can record straight to your smartphone / tablet :

Here's a video review:

 

[600 Ohms]

There are some good options out there.