Nux STAGEMAN-floor
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Essential Information About the NUX Stageman Pedal
- Acoustic preamp + XLR DI + looper combined in a pedal format, designed for the stage.
- Effective feedback suppression thanks to a 3-band EQ complemented by an ultra-useful Notch filter for electro-acoustic guitar.
- Two built-in effects (chorus and reverb) with a Freeze function to thicken and extend the ambiance.
- Complete connectivity: jack outputs, headphone, XLR, plus a stereo insert loop to add your external effects.
A "Swiss Army Knife" for Acoustic Amplification
Amplifying an acoustic guitar without making it too bright, too dull, or "flat" can quickly become a headache, especially as soon as feedback appears. The NUX Stageman was designed to address these typical electro-acoustic challenges by combining a dedicated preamp, a DI for sound reinforcement, and performance tools (effects and looper) to be self-sufficient live.
For Whom and In What Situations?
The Stageman is aimed at acoustic guitarists who play in concert, in rehearsal, or in home studios, and who want a sound ready to send to a PA system or mixing console without multiplying gear. Ideal for pop, folk, variety, worship, acoustic blues, or solo accompaniment, it suits both beginner stage musicians and experienced guitarists looking for a reliable and quick-to-adjust solution on a pedalboard.
Controls, Effects, and Connectivity: Designed to Be Simple and Effective
The heart of the pedal relies on an analog preamp combined with digital effects. The main controls (gain, bass, mid, treble) allow you to shape the tone, while the Notch targets a precise frequency to reduce feedback without altering the entire spectrum. For ambiance, you have a chorus and a reverb usable simultaneously (up to 2 effects at the same time), with a Freeze function to freeze a reverb tail and create a soundscape.
For the stage, the XLR DI output simplifies direct connection to a mixing console. For home use, the headphone output is perfect, and the auxiliary input helps play along with backing tracks. Finally, the stereo jack insert allows easy integration of your favorite pedals into the chain.
The Sound
The NUX Stageman aims for a clean, balanced, and immediately usable acoustic sound. The preamp provides the necessary presence to stand out in a mix while maintaining good clarity of attacks. The 3-band EQ helps control brightness and the low end, and the Notch becomes an essential ally as soon as the stage resonates. The chorus adds width without excessive detuning, and the reverb (with Freeze) allows you to go from simple natural depth to more airy textures.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Looper / Sampler, Chorus, Preamp, Looper, DI Preamp, Bass Preamp / DI Box | EQ | 3 channels + notch |
| Technology | Analog & Digital | Settings | gain, treble, bass, mid, chorus, notch, reverb |
| Format | Pedal | Type | sector |
| Inputs | Jack, Auxiliary, Insert | Use | guitar |
| Outputs | Headset, Jack, XLR | Color | Yellow |
| Display | Led | Power supply | DC 9 V |
| Switch | Chorus, Preamp | Weight | 445 g |
| Simultaneous effects | 2 | Dimensions (mm) | 105 x 115 x 58 |
| Number of effects | 2 | ||
| True bypass | No | Documentation | yes |
| Built-in effects | chorus, reverb, and freeze function | Required voltage | DC 9 V |
| Controls | gain, treble, bass, mid, chorus, notch, reverb | Consumption | 180 mA |
| Weight (kg) | 445 g | ||
Questions frequently asked
How does the NUX STAGEMAN-floor limit feedback on acoustic guitar?
The Notch control targets a specific frequency to reduce feedback. The 3-band EQ adjusts bass, mid, and treble. The analog preamp allows gain adjustment before sending the signal to the PA system.
Is there an XLR DI output for mixing consoles?
The DI output in XLR format allows direct connection to a mixing console or PA system. A jack output is also available.
Can the headphone output be used with an accompaniment source?
For home practice, the headphone output provides direct monitoring, while the auxiliary input accepts an accompaniment source.
What power supply is required for this acoustic pedal?
The required power supply is 9 V DC, with a current consumption of 180 mA. Operation is designed for mains power.
Which effects are available and can they be used simultaneously?
The built-in effects include chorus and reverb with a Freeze function. Up to 2 effects can operate at the same time.



