NUX manufactures professional audio equipment and musical instrument accessories, including guitar effects, amplifiers, wireless systems, and electronic drums.
NUX is a brand owned by Cherub Technology Co., Ltd., specializing in the design and manufacture of digital and analog music gear. Making its debut in 2006, NUX provides a comprehensive range of products for musicians, including the popular Mighty series digital modeling amplifiers, B-series wireless transmission systems for guitars and microphones, and advanced multi-effect processors.
Whether for professional stage performance, studio recording, or home practice, NUX aims to deliver high-quality sound and intuitive playability through cutting-edge technology. The brand also produces electronic drum kits and loop pedals, catering to guitarists, bassists, vocalists, and drummers seeking reliable and affordable audio solutions.
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Turn on both the transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX). They are designed to pair automatically within a few seconds. When the connection is established, the LED indicator usually turns solid green. If they do not pair, you may need to perform a manual ID match by holding the power buttons as described in your specific user manual.
Most NUX digital devices require connection to a Computer (PC/Mac) via USB. You often need to enter DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode by holding a specific button combination while powering on the device, then running the updater software available on the NUX product page.
To format the device and restore factory settings, press and hold the SAVE/DELETE button until the display shows 'Fo', then press the LOOP footswitch once to confirm. Note that this will erase all recorded loops.
Yes, NUX 2.4GHz wireless systems generally support using up to 6 systems simultaneously in the same space. However, ensure they are kept away from Wi-Fi routers to minimize interference.
Portable models like the Mighty 8BT MKII often operate on AA batteries (e.g., 8 x AA) or via the included AC power adapter.