Mooer GE 200 5-stars Reviews

One of the greatest amp sims out there !!

Don?t get its size fool you, I have it for 1 week and it?s absolutelly amazing, with the right impulse, and a little tweaking it?s absolutelly amazing! You can easily compare it to other more expensive similar products and it stands next to them pretty good. This is the absolute value for money! Get it and you won?t regret it!!

Incredible for its price

Great amps and great portability. It's built in IR are not superb but the fact that you can load your own takes it to a whole new level for its price.

Excellent value for money

If you ever needed a simple back-up gear for live performances that can also double as a useful all-in-one studio package - this is it! This thing is the closest thing to live/studio solution that you can carry around in your guitar gig bag pouch. Sounds are more than decent, and can become truly epic when using you own IRs. The only tricky aspect for live playing is a small footprint, especially the small expresion pedal. Extra points - this thing can work at 180 volts! I was playing a couple of summer gigs direct to board, in a place with bad electricity. My friend's Line6 pedal kept glitching, while this little puppy worked just fine.

Perfect machine for this price :)

Quite a bang for the buck.

I use this unit mainly as a complete rig connected to a power amp + cab or to the PA (enabling cab simulation).

In both configurations I'm very satisfied by the sound it is possible to get out of it. Specially for a multieffect at that price range. I find it easy to use both through the physical controls and through the PC preset editor. Very sturdy but also portable if you intend to use it live.

There are promising features I haven't used yet like "Merge" (which allows to control several parameters at the same time with the expression pedal) and the posibility of using it as an audio interface.

Pros:

- Price

- Good sound and dynamics of the simulations

- Well built

- Light & compact

- Can load external IR files

Cons:

- No effect loop to add external pedals to the chain

- Can't place some pedal combinations in the chain if they belong to the same block (e.g. chorus + phaser or boost + distortion)

I recommend it. If mine dies I'm sure I'll get another one.