M-VAVE TANK MINI: Гитарный Процессор, Лучше Tank G? (Тюнер, 20 Усилителей, Тест Звука)

In this review, we'll take a look at the Tank Mini, the little brother of the popular Tank G guitar processor. Is it as "mini" in functionality as it is in size? Let's find out! Key features and differences from the Tank G: Pocket-sized: The device fits easily in your pocket, providing a guitarist with the bare essentials for practice. 20 Amp and Cabinet Models: The Tank Mini has 20 built-in amp and cabinet models, compared to 8 in the Tank G—a huge plus. Built-in Tuner: We've added an important feature—a tuner—that was missing from the Tank G. Flexible Effects Chain: You can now change the order of effects, for example, placing reverb before the amp. Features: 6 effect modules, including Boost, Compressor, Delay, Reverb, and 7 modulations (Chorus, Phaser, etc.). In this video, we'll cover unboxing, managing presets via a Bluetooth app, and, of course, testing the sound using various presets and effects (modulation, delay, reverb). P.S. The Tank Mini can also function as a sound card. For minimal latency, plug your headphones directly into it! 0:00 Introduction and comparison of Tank Mini vs. Tank G 0:24 Unboxing, contents, and visual inspection 1:23 Overview of the case, connectors, and power-up 1:48 Size comparison of the Tank Mini and Tank G (how mini is it?) 2:23 Overview of features (effect types) 2:49 Connecting to a mobile app via Bluetooth 3:58 How to manage presets and banks from the pedal 6:32 Connecting to a computer for a sound test 7:20 New feature: Built-in Tuner 7:46 Overview of FX 9:42 Secret trick: Changing the order of effects 11:19 Comparison of the number of amps: 20 on the Mini vs. 8 on the Tank G 16:56 SOUND TEST: Recording a clean 1A preset 19:56 SOUND TEST: Comparison with and without a Booster 21:49 EFFECTS TEST: Modulation 28:20 TEST EFFECTS: Delay 31:42 EFFECTS TEST: Reverb 36:16 CONCLUSIONS: Overall Impression of Sound and Functionality 37:55 Tank Mini as a Sound Card (How to Avoid Lag)