Brownie Distortion Pedal

Did a quick run through as soon as I unpacked it. Little bit of graphic eq to cut some boominess and treble hairiness and it was good to go. The gain range covers EVH type clarity as well as more vintage girth and balls. I love it.

The nux brownie is very impressive, im so picky about my drive pedals. the mooer black secret is my fav for van halen type tones, rat..hard rock etc... but the nux brownie is also very good. i have to turn up the treble more than the rat pedal. and i noticed that the mooer black secret pedal is a little tighter distortion and the nux a little looser, which means the nux is a little easier to get pinch harmonics etc... i have had wampler pinnacle deluxe and i like both the mooer and nux better... both the mooer and nux i have the gain less than half and use a sugardrive and a boss sd1 both inline as boost pedals in front of the distortion....very professional tone.... nux brownie fantastic.when used right.

Tone is subjective, but I could not return this thing fast enough.

I play my Strat into a clone of a late 50's Fender Deluxe. Sometimes I want to sound like a Les Paul into a Marshall. That's why I decided to try this pedal. It's small, but it's mighty. It feels solid and I believe it would withstand the rigors of gigging. I ended up buying a JHS AT Signature because it allowed me to fine tune the tone just *that* much more. If you want to get 90% of the way there and save a bit, try this Brownie. I still have mine.

This pedal is outstanding. It has a solid build, great price and sounds amazing. I have some distortion pedals that cost four times as much but dont sound any better than this. I got this because the Nux Morning Glory was so good. I am really happy with this brand.