Mooer Envelope Analog Auto Wah

Superb!

Best surprise of random pedal ever!

Great sounding little enveloper

I get a great juicy envelope sound from this and it serves the purpose well!

Gig & rehearsals tested. Build quality seems good, and its nice to have a pedal that's easy to transport and fits the gig bag along other pedals.

Works with bass

I got this for usage with bass guitar. It works well, sounds good, is easy to use. There is no bass loss, so it is easy to recommend.

Settings are a bit limited compared to other envelopes, but a good basic pedal.

Amazing pedal from Mooer

For the price you'll get an amazing pedal with great features.

Amazing pedal

Feels a little cheap with kinda cheap knobs but the sound is absolutely insane, I knew it was gonna be good but it honestly blew me away.

its great stuff for the price

It certainly gets the job done. It doesn't quack too hard and doesn't go wildly crazy as some of the more expensive options.

But it does get the job done with some proper vintagy quack.

Great value, sounds great, could use blend and volume controls.

I'm using this with my basses (G&L SB-2, G&L L-2000, Ibanez SR-300). It works great with the bass. It's huge funky fun and sounds great. Get it!

It's not perfect in two ways. First, there is no output volume or blend control. Makes sense in a cheaper pedal, but it can be felt if the rest of your chain is sensitive to dynamics. When you turn the autowah on, the resonant frequency can get a bit too loud...

Next, sometimes (for my more silent bases) I need to put the sensitivity to max. So the range is perhaps not tuned for bass. It's fine, but it might be interesting to have more range.

Overall, I love it. For the price it's a super-useful and fun pedal!

Nice auto-wah

This is a nice, entry level auto wah, but it does not work well with low volume signals.

A booster or preamp before it makes it work better.

Good pedal but slightly lacking for high strings with single coils

This is a good and cheap touch wah pedal which has a good wah/quacking sound and responds very well to your playing.

My only problem is that is is not possible to set the sensitivity to make the high strings (E and A) quack correctly on a single-coil guitar. I don't get this problem with humbuckers so it is something to do with the lower output from SC pickups.

I have fixed this by adding a boost pedal in front of it.

Great and small

Great pedal, to see what envelope filter is all about and how to use it.