Mooer Reecho Reviews

Easy to start with pedal!

I bought this pedal as one of my very first pedals as a cheaper alternative to a delay pedal. It works perfectly fine and has all the features you need to create a basic but well-sounding delay sound. Especially when you combine it with other effects like a nice overdrive, it has the potential to sound amazing once you learn how to play with this pedal. Thanks Mooer!

Well made and great for the money

This little pedal does exactly what is expected :-)

Very good for the money

It does its job well for the money

I play bass and i wanted just a delay-reverb pedal. I use it mostly as a reverb pedal playing for my indie lo fi band. No bypass problems and generally no problems at all. If you just want a delay-reverb pedal and not something pro/serious. This is the best choice and the best price. also the 3 different type of delay switch is very cool feature

Awesome Mini Pedal - Mooer Reecho

I bought this pedal, after using PC guitar software for a long period of time, and I was very surprised when I have started playing with this pedal.

The sound is super warm, clean and smooth.

Overall it is compact, simple and good quality pedal. Keep up the good work.

It does what it says on the tin

I found that a few of these pedals together can generate a bit of noise, but it is a really good simple pedal to use.

Very good sounding delay in mini format

Just does the job if you are after a straightforward delay effect. Just enough control and options for my taste and very good sounding.

Nice delay pedal

For the size and price of this, its a great pedal. It was a bit harder to dial in than some of the more established units, but its a capable little unit.

Overall a very nice little box!

TL;DR - Basically a cheap/smaller clone of a certain white Boss digital delay pedal that is quite famous. Thats what its meant to be, and thats what it is exactly :)

An affordable delay/echo pedal, it suits my pedalboard just fine (Im very keen on not-that-expensive pedals just to mess around). It is very very small, and light, all the knobs work fine and add something to the pedal. Maybe not the best pedal for stomping, even though it looks sturdy,.

For such a small little box, it has a wide array of available options to customize your sound (from very short low-level reverb-simulation to those weird spaceship types of delay), I really enjoy playing around with it, and would advise this pedal to musicians who want a solid and versatile echo/delay, but arent willing to spare the extra buck for the top-notch quality pedals.

Echo

Echo for budget

I even engaged with other dig.delay and sounds good

great value

small fits without much effort and thinking to any pedalboard

cheap but has nothing less than all the other more expensive simple delays.

it is simple so if you need much options or tap tempo look for something diferent

mooer reecho tested

I've tested it, soundwise it's good, it has the functions you expect on a delay

I didn't buy the mooer conenctor plugs and i regret that. Since these pedals are so small and light they tend to get pushed over by the connector cables in between them.

I strongly advise using the mooer pedal board and connector plugs too !

Echo with vintage feel at unbeatable price

I just bought this pedal for fun, but i'm seriously surprised how convincing it sounds. Of course can't be compared to El Capistan, but let's put it this way - when the drummer comes in, you won't hear the difference. Only downturn is that it increases hum noticeably, but is true bypass.

I tried it with Vox ac30 and Marshall 50 watt JMP and in both cases it sounded nice. Gets you close to U2 sound, with JMP the noise was bit too much for live play. (will test it with Boss NS2)