Regarding the NUX: Since the treble control works at 8K, would turning it either way even have much effect on the tone if you're playing thru a tweeterless cab that rolls off at 4k? How wide is the Q?
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Regarding the NUX: Since the treble control works at 8K, would turning it either way even have much effect on the tone if you're playing thru a tweeterless cab that rolls off at 4k? How wide is the Q?
See post #2463, there is a link to the EQ response.Regarding the NUX: Since the treble control works at 8K... How wide is the Q?
Oh I missed that earlier, it helps a lot....thanks!See post #2463, there is a link to the EQ response.
- John
Well, to be fair Rene could slap a rubber band on a pizza box and it would sound good. But the preamp seems to have a ridiculous amount of features for the price.I haven't liked the clips or review vids I've seen of the Nux, until that BassTheWorld one that was posted here and in the main Nux thread. I think it's just that this one finally shows it being used with tones that I can identify with lol. I like what I'm hearing in that BassTheWorld video, and the features are wonderful, even knowing that there are bugs being worked out still. And it apparently feels really good when you put it up against your face!![]()
There's a lot of truth that everything they do sounds great and it helps they have great production. I didn't look but wonder if any additional processing was done in that video.Well, to be fair Rene could slap a rubber band on a pizza box and it would sound good. But the preamp seems to have a ridiculous amount of features for the price.
Here's a clip of the Noble and NUX. Both preamps are set flat which means dials all the way counterclockwise on the NOBLE and centered at noon on the NUX.
Sadowsky Jazz set flat with VTC at about 50%. Bass directly into each device DI out into board to Garageband.
Which segment is the Noble and which is the NUX?
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Let's get a few more guesses before I spill the beans.
Honestly my guess is just Noble first and then Nux second. Not that there's much difference between them. Both were really nice sounding. Differences were just nuances I guess. Let's get a few more guesses before I spill the beans.
I'm really interested to hear the answer. I've owned a Noble and just ordered the Nux today. I think I know the answer but I'm eagerly awaiting confirmation![]()
1st clip has a smidge more lows, but it also has a little hiss in the background. 2nd is less hiss but I agree with what someone said earlier about bumping the lows a little in the second and it would be money. Both are great, and I can't really guess with any confidence.Let's get a few more guesses before I spill the beans.
What's your guess?

Here's a clip of the Noble and NUX. Both preamps are set flat which means dials all the way counterclockwise on the NOBLE and centered at noon on the NUX.
Sadowsky Jazz set flat with VTC at about 50%. Bass directly into each device DI out into board to Garageband.
Which segment is the Noble and which is the NUX?
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@SteveC, @Bassworship1, @fivestringgecko, @TonyRo .... want to make a guess before I spill the beans?