NUX Mighty Plug

I definitely think it's worth the money. Definitely worth checking out, especially if you need like a quiet late night practice solution.

I think that's pretty handy. So all in all I'm giving this product my stamp of approval.

Okay, here are my final thoughts. I am very impressed by the Mighty Plug Pro.

At times when I cant play loud or when I am traveling, I use the [Nux Might Plug](https://www.nuxefx.com/mighty-plug.html). You basically plug the Nux in your Guitar jack and plug your headphones into the nux.

The Mighty Plug is a decent device for guitar practice and has over 12 amps in it with distortion pedals and noise gate. Now the 1.5 firmware is what originally ships with the device. Clean is clean but not laser, tweed amp is available, the distortion amps all have too much sizzle to them, Optima a...

I haven't played the Fender mustang mini, but I will vouch for the NUX mighty plug. It's USB rechargeable, has 7 amp presets (4 guitar, 3 bass) and you can download an app (Mighty Amp) to your phone to change each preset via Bluetooth. If you have an android phone or tablet, then download *Mightier Amp*, an unofficial app that does all the above and also allows you to save and load your presets.

I recently bought the Fender Mustang Micro for $119 ($20 price increased) which I am really enjoying it. The only down side to my opinion was its high price tag. Then I saw the NUX Mighty Plug MP-2 which was %40 cheaper with different UI and UX and I decided to give it a head 2 head try and return o...

Wife got me a NUX Mighty Plug MP-2 for Christmas. Excellent little headphone amp, and the companion app has a good amount of tones, pedals and even some acoustic IR presets. It can play to your headphones, and you can also hook it up to the computer via USB if you want to record.

A very important detail had been forgotten! Master volume should have been included on the unit or on the app because when a backing track is played, you can't control the overall volume level from one button. Volume is controlled per amplifier and that sucks because when you need to change the volu...

My personal favourite is the Nux Mighty Plug MP-2 which can double as an audio interface and provide a greater range of effects. You can also buy a more portable mutifx unit and play through headphones; this will give you the added range of more effects and a looper to practice through. Products I've tried and that sound great are the NUX MG-300 (budget), Headrush MX5 (sub $500) and HX Stomp (sub $900).