Mooer PE 100 Portable Guitar Effects 3-stars Reviews

It is only usable for practice

Sound quality is really mediocre. There are only 7 amp models and none of them is hi gain. If you want a beefy distortion you have to add in the chain an overdrive or a distortion pedal (there are 6 available) but none of them give a good result.

Clean and crunch tones are decent.

Effects are not great but they are usable.

The tuner is very usefull. I would like it to hane a noise gate.

midrange

the little mooer pe100 is okay speaking of the low price. expecting more from a compact cheap guitar amp than this would be ridiculous.

the connectors (ins and outs) are selectable between 3,5 and 6,35 " jacks. the outputrouting is mono. no problem with that. to speak of the knobs and touch buttons they got enough grip for the price, no problem too.

but here s something that makes my using a bit uncomfortable. the distortion amps and overdrives are too loud in relation to the other sounds (youknow reverbs, phasers, chorus ones and stuff). sure an amp model has a "harder, more intensive character" but in this case here its not the saturation of the effect but the output volume which totally differs so that I easily got a peak over by using those amps and distortions while the rest of the effects has an output level that almost aint there to notice by ears.

sure I can regulate that from program to program but its like I said a bit uncomfortable. whats also tricky is to find the a well working overall peak level cauz I use this box in a selfmade analog modulation effect chain for recording.

so if my signal is peaked over its wrecked youknow.

so anyways for the cheap price the overall performance of the little guitar effects box is okay.