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Ну вот например что пишут на форуме про твой таймфорс ну или кто его покупал в теде
http://www.tdpri.com/threads/nu-x-pedals.385066/

>Comparing the 11 different delay types, to be honest they mostly all sound the same. For example the Analog & Digital delays both sound the same, the Analog delay repeats don't degrade like an old analog delay would. I don't see any point in having a separate "Slapback" type either as all you need to do is adjust the time and repeats for a slapback setting so this particular delay type is pointless in my opinion. I'm not running a stereo rig so I couldn't really test the Pan , Stereo or Ping Pong types (Ping Pang according to the manual LOL). I've never heard a Tube delay so no idea if this is an accurate representation or not. For me there are just too many pointless delay types, they would have been better off with maybe 3 to 6 types that REALLY do sound different from each other than trying to pack in too much pork to make the pedal seem more versitile than it really is.

Well more problems with this NUX Time Force....goodness me!

1. Tap tempo ONLY works when in manual mode, it doesn't work when you are in preset mode....Bummer...the manual has no mention of how to use the tap tempo so I had to spend ages working it out.

2. Tap tempo plays back the WRONG tempo, you tap in a tempo and it plays back about 10% or more faster , although the LED is in time with the tempo you tapped in, the play back tempo is NOT, so although it works it DOESN'T work if you know what I mean..... it's useless.

3. If you are in manual mode (so that you can use the "Useless" tap tempo function) and set the parameters as you want then engage the "Useless" tap tempo, when you stop the tap tempo you do not revert back to your original parameters. The pedals remains at the tap tempo speed....UGH!!!! UTTERLY USELESS!!!

The more I use this pedal the more I realise it's trying to be all things to all people and failing. NUX has tried to pack way too much into one pedal and expect it to work, don't get me wrong....some stuff does work ok. For example you can preset up to 9 different programs and that does work but I find that more often than not I want to manually set the parameters depending on the room etc so having presets, although sounds like a good idea on paper, for me just doesn't really work so well in practice.

If NUX had concentrated on doing fewer things better instead of too many things half assed, this would have been a good pedal. That's probably why the price has dropped around 30% from around £75 to £45 -£50

In my experience if the device has been designed in the USA or EU but built in China it generally makes sense, is intuitive to use and more to the point works but if it's designed in China and built in China then these type of issues arise. Chinese designed stuff is always just awkward to use, at least for my western mind anyway.

Also trying to get any useful information from NUX is impossible unlike companies such as Tech 21, Electro Harmonix (USA) or T-Rex (Denmark) who are very quick to reply with useful information.

>I wouldn't bother with NU-X again, my advice is don't waste your money, you will only sell it later. They pack WAY too much into one pedal and don't do any of it very well....you just can't be all things to all people. They have come way down in price probably because of all the bad reviews they get, I bought my Time Core for £75 and sold it for £38 a year later.