NUX unveils some Strymon-looking pedals

NUX has unveiled a line of three new pedals, and at first look, one would assume they're Strymon clones. They share an identical design and knob placement, but the similarities seem to end there. Among the new pedals is the a combination delay and reverb, and an amp simulator, either of which Strymon has. The last new pedal is a combination booster and compressor, but doesn't appear to be a clone of Strymon's own booster/compressor.

Atlantic Delay & Reverb

The Atlantic Delay & Reverb features an analog, digital and tape echo on the delay side, and a spring, hall and plate on the reverb side. A shimmer effect can be added to the plate reverb with a momentary switch. According to NUX, it's expected to be priced around $160. For more info, visit NUX.

Solid Studio IR & Power Amp Simulator

The Solid Studio IR & Power Amp Simulator features 8 cabinets, 8 microphones and 3 positions for each, and 3 tube models. For more info, visit NUX.

Masamune Booster & Kompressor

For more info, visit NUX.

50% off NUX Loop Core on AMZ Review Trader

AMZ Review Trader has an offer up for the NUX Loop Core at $49.99, which is $50 off its usual price. AMZ Review Trader works by offering products at discounted prices (or even occasionally free) in exchange for a product review at Amazon once you've received it. The NUX Loop Core is essentially a Boss RC-3 clone. It features up to 6 hours of recording time, can save up to 99 loops and includes 40 built-in drum patterns. It has received good reviews, including a 4/5 on Looper Pedal Reviews, and 4.5/5 from user reviews on Amazon and Thomann. The offer ends on Friday, April 22.

Below is a demo of the Loop Core from Mike Hermans: