NUX STB-4 Guitar Effect Pedal Board with Bag

NUX Oceanic, a reverb effect as vast and deep as its name !

Its minimalistic design sails past the competition giving you endless parameter choices with one single knob. Studio-grade hardware performance makes it an essential in your arsenal of effects. Room, Hall, and Square-wave or even Outer-space reverb.  It’s all there, with a simple twist of a knob. Pressing the footswitch activates a green-light indicator,  transforming the DECAY knob into a wet/dry mix control. Demanding guitarists want a reverb that doesn’t drown-out their tone, and Oceanic was designed with this in mind.  Instead of dull and shallow you’ll get a deep full-sounding reverb that’s so seamless, you might even forget your jamming with it. To make Oceanic a great digital reverb pedal, we used a powerful 32-bit DSP to process the complexity of its algorithm. To make it a unique reverb pedal, we programmed loads of studio-sound shaping parameters into that algorithm:  Envelope Control, Multi-stage Cascade Diffuser, Multi-band Tone Decay Adjustment, Random Adjustment of Tail-tone Delay, and lots more !  We even built in a compressor mold to help fine-tune  your reverb dynamics.  NUX is, once again, proud to re-define the mini pedal with Oceanic, a truly extraordinary reverb pedal. Oceanic can be switched in between true-bypass and buffer bypass.

There's a Reason They Called It the "Mega Distortion" Pedal

Every guitarist here at Sweetwater who's come in contact with the MD-2 has been blown away. Some go so far as to say it's BOSS's best distortion pedal ever. We know that's a bold statement, but just wait until you hear it! It delivers distortion so nasty, gnarly, and just plain vicious that it'll leave permanent psychological scars.

BOSS MD-2 Mega Distortion Guitar Pedal Features at a Glance:

• Gain boost circuit creates huge distortion and sustain regardless of level
• New Bottom control for bottom-heavy distortion matched to 7-string guitars
• Tone control adjusts balance between high and low frequencies