MightyLite BT Modeling Amp : Tiny amp full of features perfect for practise, but some negatives due to price

4 years ago

This amp is surprisingly small compared to any other amp you've probably seen. It fits in the same category as practise amps and has features that fit for that, like drum patterns and dozens of effects.

The different types of distortions sound pretty good, not something to be used in actual work, but very good for practising or quick riffing. The multiple effects are very nice and you get access to a lot of them if you connect to it with an app. You do have access to delay & reverb without an app.

The sound of the speaker is what you'd expect, and a large negative to me is a very loud high frequency buzz, tho if you plug headphones into it the sound disappears, since it mutes the actual speaker.

Build of the amp is quite decent for being completely plastic, and should survive if dropped. Speaker grill is metal as well.

Overall 4/5 for having lots of features and providing you with everything you need for a quick practise session to play for a little bit.

Image Nux MightyLite BT Modeling Amp

Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Nux
  • Released in 2018
  • Average price : $94
  • Weight : 720g
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