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Best Budget Klon? NUX Horseman Review & Tone Demo

►►Get your Nux Horseman on Thomannn: https://thmn.to/thoprod/497299?offid=... ►►Get your Nux Horseman on Sweetwater: https://sweetwater.sjv.io/APMbnK ►►Hanki NUX-tuotteet Suomesta: https://www.musiikkisilfverberg.fi/tu... https://www.vantaanmusiikki.fi/tuoteh... My Thomann Store: https://www.thomann.de/fi/thlpg_to75k... Facebook:   / catpickstudios   Instagram @catpickstudios Threads @catpickstudios 0:00 Introduction 0:19 Mandatory Things 0:35 What Is NUX Horseman? 2:06 Specs Of The NUX Horseman 2:53 What Amps Are We Using 3:41 Gold Centaur With The Clean Channel on REVV Dynamis 7/40 7:09 Silver Centaur 8:25 Important Thing I Forgot To Mention 9:04 Horseman with Hughes&Kettner Black Spirit 200 12:04 My Final Thoughts Video Summary: In this video, Vlad from CatPick Studios dives into the NUX Horseman, a mini overdrive pedal that cleverly packs two iconic Klon circuits — the original “gold” and the later “silver” — into one compact unit. Running internally at 18 volts, the Horseman offers increased headroom and dynamic response, making it feel more like a responsive tube amp than a typical pedal. Vlad runs the Horseman through two very different amps: the REVV Dynamis (set clean) and the Hughes & Kettner Black Spirit 200 (set to crunch). You’ll hear how each amp responds to the pedal, discover the tonal differences between the gold and silver modes, and see how switching between them can work as a live gain boost. Along the way, Vlad shares his thoughts on NUX as a brand, pointing out other highlights like the Atlantic delay/reverb, Solid Studio, and JTC Drum & Loop. He praises the Horseman’s sturdy build, wide gain range, and fair price — making it a serious contender for guitarists chasing that legendary Klon tone without breaking the bank. Stay tuned until the end for full sound demos, practical tone tips, and Vlad’s final verdict on this tiny but powerful overdrive.