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Hey, wait a sec! I just took a look at the link in your post and that's exactly my pedal (or maybe a slightly newer, updated version). Buy with confidence, Pal, this thing is a tank. It also comes with a second pedal that allows you to go through the many tracks using your foot. The second pedal is not necessary to operate the Looper and can serve many functions (I use it to navigate the tracks). The recording quality is 24 bits, I think the latest Boss Looper is 32 bits, and probably it's the only tangible advantage over the Nux.

I own a Nux Deluxe Looper, which I use as a recording pedal, given its features, etc. but not to get lost in my own thoughts and to answer your question, in my opinion Nux stuff is superb. The value packed in my Nux pedal still surprises me every time I use it, and it has been a while since I bought it. At that time it was one of the most advanced looper I could find etc. Construction quality and the logic behind the many functions are second to none. Emerging companies want to build a reputation and usually make good products. I would certainly recommend Nux and buy from them again. Still please be aware that my experience is limited to this one pedal.

i've just got the standard Mex ones in my Tele (factory fit) when I was shopping for pickups years ago for another guitar I used the sample recordings on the manufacturers websites, ended up going for a Seymour Duncan JB which has become my all time favourite guitar pickup (fited in 2 guitars with another in the cupboard just in case i fins something to fit it to) many of the aftermarket makers have sound clips to help with the decision. Matt

I note the comment re it being too cheap. Always happy to take more for it. I believe these are now over £7,000 new!