NUX Mod Core Deluxe MKII Stereo Modulation

I love a good modulation pedal, and I love all the gear I’ve ever played from NUX – what could be a more perfect fit than combining them both? That’s what we’ve got with today’s pedal, the exciting, versatile Mod Core Deluxe MKII Stereo Modulation. This one features chorus, flanger, pitch mod, vibrato and phaser, conjuring up sounds inspired by some of the most famous pedals to ever hit the shelves. Grab those headphones and let’s go for a ride, shall we?

The NUX Mod Core Deluxe MKII is a modulation pedal featuring 8 different modulation types: ST.CH (Stereo Chorus), CE-1, SCF CHO, SCF FLG, SCF P.M., U-VIBE CHO, U-VIBE VIB, and PH-100. You can switch between modulation types using the Type rotary switch. This pedal also offers advanced signal routing via the Send and Return jacks. You can easily split the mono signal to create customized effects loops, as well as run the two signals in parallel and use the Tweak knob in Alt mode to blend them.

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ST.CH (Stereo Chorus) is inspired by the MXR® Stereo Chorus, which is beautifully voiced. NUX has consolidated the controls by eliminating the Bass and Treble knobs, which are now internally set to their middle positions. CE-1 is based on the legendary BOSS® CE-1, the first chorus effect pedal introduced in 1976. Before that, the effect was only available as a built-in feature on a classic jazz amplifier. SCF is a tribute to the TC Electronic® Stereo Chorus Flanger, widely regarded as one of the finest modulation pedals ever made. U-VIBE is inspired by the Dunlop® Uni-Vibe®, renowned for its distinctive and unforgettable sound. The original Uni-Vibe produced a rich, three-dimensional modulation effect by recreating the character of a rotating speaker, a sound famously associated with Jimi Hendrix’s iconic performances in the 1960s. Finally, PH-100 is based on the MXR® PHASE 100, which has both a Speed control and a 4-waveform Intensity control, the Phase 100 offers a broad range of phaser tones.

Use the Pre // Post toggle switch when you’re in Advanced Routing, or using the FX loop, to decide whether the modulation comes before of after the loop. You can also use the footswitch to tap in the tempo, or adjust the blend of the signal strengths in the loop. There’s a ton to experience with the Mod Core Deluxe MKII Stereo Modulation pedal – be sure to get over to the NUX website for all the info! Oh, and don’t forget about our demo on YouTube, too – cheers!!