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You can make the argument Luis Sinisterra took a small step backwards last season. The 22-year-old Feyenoord winger registered three goals and six assists in 20 league appearances; he managed two more goals and the same number of assists in a game more during the 2019/20 campaign – his breakthrough year. Sinisterra has started 2021/22 well having struck in the Rotterdammers opening game — a 0-4 win at Willem II — before striking thrice in their recent UEFA Europa Conference League qualification match against Elfsborg.I've always known that diversity is a strength of the United States, and I feel sorry for folks who are stuck in one culture only. I've had the ability to live in New York and Los Angeles and travel to practically every state. As most know, there are a zillion offshoots of "American" culture, and I'm not so sure we recognize and respect that enough.
That brings me to Eddie Huang and Fresh Off the Boat (2013). First off, I love the figure and role model that Eddie Huang is.
A lot of images of Asian males in American pop culture consist of these quiet, meek guys. There are only a few Asian-American celebrities, and I love how Huang is unapologetically himself.
In Fresh Off the Boat, he goes in depth into his love of sneakers, the NBA and hiphop, and he is such an amalgamation of his family, experiences and pop culture that it's entertaining and fun to read. In a way, aren't we all amalgamations like that on some level?
I read Fresh Off the Boat right before it was adapted to be a TV show on ABC. For the first season, I watched it with my daughters, and we enjoyed it. Then, we all got phones, and we unofficially said goodbye to ever watching any sitcom. Now that I think about it, I think Fresh Off the Boat was the last network sitcom I watched since Seinfeld.
I can relate to a lot of Huang's ethnic experiences because my daughters are half-Taiwanese, and the school I teach at is predominantly Asian. Of course, as a white guy, I may not be the best source to talk race. But I do see a lot of explicit and implicit racism toward Asians and the perpetuating of the "model minority" myth.
What I appreciate about Huang's book is how it's not only an honest and realistic portrayal of assimilation, but it's freaking funny, too. I find it refreshing when we're simultaneously talking race and being entertained. Perhaps Huang has done much more for social progress than he gets credit.This entry was posted on Friday, February 7th, 2014 at 01:48	and is filed under New Analog Series, Nux. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Thanks for the review. How about putting some felt washers between the knobs and the top of the case, to stop them moving too easily?
Soft stops for the valves in a trumpet, or similar, should work.
Agreed. It makes you wonder how long those cheap pots will last, before they do the crackly volume knob thing too.
I guess replacing them when that happens wouldn’t be too hard, if it’s still in use by then. Having them on a separate board should help with that – maybe easier to just replace that whole board with a home made perf board one, at some point?
I saw one on sale, for Cyber Monday (whatever that is), which is why I was googling for reviews. I’ve ordered one, so I’ll see how it goes. If nothing else, it’s a decent enclosure for a home made pedal.
I probably have a spare cornet soft stop or two, somewhere. I have lots of little sticky backed felt pads too.
Actually, those aren’t the worst pots i’ve seen, even though they are bad. You should probably just try it out and then see if it needs any attention. The pots are standard 9mm D-shaft ones, so swapping them for genuine Alphas shouldn’t be a big task.
Good review. I have bought one and I must say, the pots indeed are very flimsy. When you adjust them you can feel the pots weakness. The soldering looks really good. One other weak thing is the direct placing of the footswitch on the main board. It begs for breaks in the PCB. For proff use it has to be re-boxed with good pots and free switch. The sound is not real!! I have two dozen of pedals and analog amp simulators, most own build clones of “boutique” manufacturers and some bought. I never heard such a beautifull tubelike sounding pedal. With the drive set at zero and the bass and trebble full open you hear (with a strat) a very good kind of blackface sound.  With the drive at about 9-10 o’clock and the bass and trebble at 10 o’clock comes Marshall in the sound. When you crank the drive you will get Mesa and soldano territory! The tonestack is very subtile and I think this is a James/Baxandall kind of stack. Very good. I’ve looked on the internet for the circuit schematic but could not find it. I’m very curious how they did this. The overdrive is very warm and tuby. I have removed all my pedals and I use only this one and a dumbloid for kickin the solo’s. I don’t use a guitar amp but play straigth in my mixing console. I’m going to rebox it with quality pots and a extra solo switch. Great value. I bought this on Ebay for 23 dollar and free shipping. Wow!!!
i have the Sansamp GT2 clone (Behringer GDI21), this Nux are good too?
Hi, bought this Nuxas4 out of curiosity, have been using Boss Gt8 straight into pa via Peavey 10 mixer. Gt 8, too heavy, and too complicated.
Took Nux to gig ( the only way) plugged in and twiddled a bit, what a great clean sound, and can be adjusted to break up a little with harder playing, which is what I wanted.
I really like it, weighs next to nothing, and at £15 ( carriage free ) worth buying a spare.In one gig I achieved the sound i was looking for with the GT8 for best part of 10 years.Guitar is a 1997 collectors Edition Strat with Texas specials, will try it with my other guitars.
The pedal is pretty awesome. My switch failed though, and it was not an issue with the board, but just the part. So I replaced the part and the company refunded me $10 (out of $20). The sound is great, and the distortion can get quite sick. I mean, I intend to play thrash and death metal with it and I think it will work just fine.
Bought this pedal because it was so cheap, £17.00 throwaway money. The tone from this pedal is unbelievably good, at 0-2 you get a nice breakup, go past 8 and this thing roars. It gives a nice rounded tube sound, very versatile.
I’m getting a tech guy to upgrade the pots, switch and jack input so I can gig with it. I also bought another two, because they’re so value for money.
Seems to be loosely based on the Sans Amp GT2.
I believe these are sold as a number of different “brands” as Nux seems to offer most of its line-up as OEM.
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