NUX Manuals & User Guides

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.

• How do I pair my NUX B-10 Vlog or B-5RC wireless system?

  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.

• How do I update the firmware on NUX amplifiers or effects?

  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.

• How do I reset my NUX JTC Drum & Loop Pro pedal?

  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.

• Can I use multiple NUX wireless systems at the same time?

  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.

• What kind of batteries do NUX Mighty portable amps use?

  Portable models like the Mighty 8BT MKII often operate on AA batteries (e.g., 8 x AA) or via the included AC power adapter.