MOOER Drum Machine Guitar Pedal with 121 Drum Grooves 11 Music Styles 7 Rhythm Slots Fill Function Tap Tempo Knob for Electric Guitar Bass (X2)
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Color: Drummer X2
Features
- 121 drum grooves built in, covering 11 different musical genres with 11 variations per genre, plus 11 customizable song banks (7 rhythm slots each) for storing favorite grooves and tempos
- Four dedicated control knobs (SPEED, GENRE, LEVEL, PATTERN) plus an EQ knob for quick tone adjustments to suit different output devices
- FILL function triggers rhythmic variations on the fly; TAP TEMPO allows instant speed setting via footswitch or external controller
- Dualfootswitch interface enables fast on/off and groove scrolling; supports external footswitch for expanded preset control without menu navigation
- Stereo 1/4inch inputs and outputs, plus a 1/4inch external control output; powered by included 9V DC adapter (300mA, center negative). Specialized editor software for preset management, firmware updates, and deeper parameter customization
Description
Explore your tonal horizons with MOOER X2 series. Multi function built into a compact box with versatile sounds possiblity. A multi-firmware stereo effects pedal that combines reverb, delay, and modulation into a single unit, with switchable effects firmware. The GL200 significantly expands its creative possibilities for phrase-looping, partly due to its enormous 800 minutes of loop timel 1.3 inch touch screen for status display and convenient function control. Headphone connection for silent prctice. A powerful practice and live performance tool with a fully customizable groove station featuring 121 drum grooves, 11 song banks Groove loop X2 adds the feature of split stereo inputs and outputs. Looper and Drum machine can also be split to two different outputs MOOER collaborated again with progressive metal heavyweight Devin Townsend to produce the critically acclaimed Ocean Machine. Choose between two different octave shift modes, facilitating the addition of both subjacent and upper frequencies to a guitar signal. The harmonic shifting pedal, complete with every harmonic capability a guitarist could need for live performance and recording. The Looper X2 supercharges practice sessions as well as live performances by empowering the player to start jamming asap. With the intutive editor software, the Cab X2 and Preamp Model X X2 are really a helpful Amp modelling and Cab simulation pedal. D7 X2 have a wide range from classic analog and tape delays to more modern and experimental delays such as “Low-Bit”, “Galaxy”... Indicate the current selected preset slot. The color of the LED indicator shows the current selected song bank. All handled comfortably by two-footswitch while playing. Support external footswitch control. The Drummer X2 includes Stereo I/O and a ¼” External Control out for connecting a footswitch. Connect to 9V and at least 300mA current draw (center negative) power supply.
Brand: MOOER
Style: Professional
Color: Drummer X2
Product Dimensions: 5.43"L x 4.8"W x 2.95"H
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Voltage: 9 volts
Amperage: 300 milliamps
Audio Output Effects: Reverb
Controls Type: Knob
Power Source: Electric
Hardware Interface: USB 2.0 Type B
Signal Format: Analog
Style: Professional
Color: Drummer X2
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.43"L x 4.8"W x 2.95"H
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Item Dimensions: 5.43 x 4.8 x 2.95 inches
Brand Name: MOOER
Item Type Name: Guitar Drum Machine
Manufacturer: Shenzhen MOOER Audio Co.,Ltd.
Model Name: X2
Model Number: DRUMMER X2
Manufacturer Part Number: M728
Warranty Description: Nowarningapplicable.
Connector Type: 1/4 inch TRS
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: gray
First off, I own a few Mooer pedals. This was my second and I bought it for a very specific purpose. The first pedal I tried out from Mooer is the PreAmp X2. I started to use the PreAmp X2 as a cheap, portable, ampless jam tool for when I didn't want to connect actual amps or larger modelers. It's something I can just have sitting on my desk or a board in to a mixer or Audio interface and roll with it when inspiration strikes. That preamp pedal has a built-in cab sim as well...and with a ton of downloadable IRs and PreAmp profiles from the Mooer site, you can find some excellent sounds. My problem is that effects pedals sounded a bit muffled if put at the end of the chain...this is where the Cab X2 steps in! You can disable the Cab Sim in the PreAmp X2, and use the output like an FX loop which then routes/terminates in to this Cab X2 pedal. This works like a charm. The added benefit is that this pedal has Stereo INs and OUTs as well. This also makes it fantastically compatible with stereo pedals like fancier reverbs or multieffects/parallel fx/synth experiments. The default cab IRs that come with the pedal sound very good, albeit maybe a bit boring compared to the more rigorously tweaked downloadable options from power users. Even though you have 14 presets, I mostly use one or two presets that my ears seem to like, but there is a ton of variability. Mixed with the same downloadable IRs you can get from the website and you have a real powerhouse of options! Tweakable features on the pedal itself are quite nice. There are 14 presets - each of those presets has two cabs associated with it. You can use just one or both for some nice combinations in tone. There is a high and low cut filter so you can muffle out the sharp noises or boost them to cut through the mix more. Perhaps the more interesting knob has the ability to change the latency a bit...this can get the two cabs being used to sound slightly out of phase and give you a very wide sound if using stereo speakers! It's kind of like a cheat code for recording stereo tracks. Not quite as effective as actual overdubbing or double tracking - but for fast recordings its very convenient and sounds great. Word of warning: You will have to register on the Mooer site to get access to all of the downloadable IRs. They're free, but this requires a product serial number, so beware if buying used and someone didn't relinquish their code. Overall, this device is a fantastic value when paired with another preamp (Mooer or otherwise). Great sounds and tremendous tone options. It's sturdy and metal - not plastic. It came with a power supply, but also works fine with an isolated multi-pedal supply like the ones from Mosky or similar vendors. (300mA or higher) I'd definitely recommend this one!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by gattz
Color: gray
The Cab X2 has lot of functionality for the price point especially. In addition to the cabinet simulation/impulse responses it can also work as a wallet-friendly stereo doubler and end-of-chain EQ pedal. It has one 1/4” TS input and two 1/4” TS outputs, but also features a 1/8” TRS out also makes it a convenient headphone amp (in conjunction with preamp or overdrive pedal.) The built-in cab sims or user-uploaded impulse responses can be configured in mono, dual mono, or stereo depending on your rigs and preferences, which makes it useful in a range of live situations. Note that it has not got a preamp section of its own, so you’ll need a preamp or overdrive in front of it, but the benefit of that is that if you insert time-based effects between the preamp / amp-sim pedal and the Cab X2 so it sounds like you’re running your echo / tremolo etc. in an amp’s effects loop. Routing options include: * 1 mono signal through 2 different mono cabinets * 1 mono signal through 2 versions of the same cabinet (with different mics / EQ placement if you’re using IRs) * 2 mono signals from different pedals through the same cabinet (so it works kind of like a 2 channel mixer.) This would allow you to run wet / dry rig, with one clean signal and one through reverb, for example. The pedal itself can’t sum the 2 inputs to a single mono channel but that could be done easily enough in your DAW or using the PA at the performance venue. * 2 mono signals from different pedals into 2 different mono cabinets * 1 stereo signal into into 2 different mono cabinets * 1 stereo signal into into 2 versions of the same cabinet (with different mics / EQ placement if you’re using IRs.) *1 mono bypass signal to your amp and 1 mono cab sim directly to the mixing desk If you’re more creative than me you can doubtless imagine even more options. You’ll have to experiment, though, because the instruction manual is pretty low on detail. The pedal is light but sturdy, with volume controls and filters for each channel plus a latency knob that offsets the channels from each other for wider stereo separation and a pseudo-doubler effect. It comes preloaded with solid versions of a lot of the standard guitar cabs you’d expect, making it easy enough to approximate (as far as speaker cabinets go) the My Bloody Valentine special by sending your guitar signal through both Marshals and Voxes at the same time. There are also a few built in Ampeg bass cabs. Don’t know much about which power-amps, mics, placements, sample times etc. Mooer used for any of the presets, but presumably these were recorded with their own MNRS technology. In any case, people into high gain tones especially seem to be satisfied with the quality, so I gather that is a good sign. What’s even better from my point of view is that you can load up your own IR files, so you can rock all the third-party Orange, Sunn, Laney, or Hiwatt cabinets you want and know precisely what’s going into each stage of the sound. The Mooer software for doing this and making various tweaks is easy and intuitive to use. Did I mention you can use the latency knob for a stereo double-tracking effect? Also those high and low frequency filters are super useful for end-of-signal-chain tone shaping, making the Cab X2 an extremely versatile pedal for live as well as more on-the-fly recording purposes. Had some delays with delivery but customer service itself was fast and helpful, so that was only a minor issue. In all other respects a useful, quality pedal for a budget price.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by joel bordeaux
Color: Drummer X2
I bought this to basically use as a more-fun metronome for guitar practice. I didn't need it to be studio quality, with tons of options, or be expensive. It just needed it to keep a beat, have a few good ones, be able to save some, and function like a pedal on my board. This does that. And quite well actually. I A-B'd it against a Beat Buddy Mini2. This Mooer is easier to adjust with its knobs versus a digital menu. (I hate digital menus!) Many say the quality of the drum sounds in the Beat Buddy is better... maybe, I don't know, I didn't hear that big of a difference. Maybe some cymbals on some patterns get a bit high-pitchy. But, there's an EQ knob that can adjust the overall tone of the sound and cover that. And since I'm just using this for practice and home play, I don't care. And I can save up to seven parts that I like. Can't do that on BBM2. One thing I really like is the tempo knob - no "clicks" on the knob. Just a smooth turn to let you dial in the feel you want on any drum pattern. I don't need to know that I can play something at such-and-such beats per minute. I just want to know I can play it at a tempo that "feels" good. Leave the digital tempo count for the shredders. So, for my purposes and use, this thing wins for me. If you need pro-level or performance capabilities, go elsewhere. If you need a really good, easy to use practice tool, or something to just jam with at home, I don't see how you can go wrong here.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2026 by Buck Kasey
Color: Drummer X2
Somewhat complicated to use if you want to do anything besides turn the knobs to get the drum pattern you're hoping for. The arrows on the knobs do not line up perfectly with the numbers. You can't tell what genre of drum beat you're trying to use without looking at the side, or you have to memorize it. The patterns have no discernible method (such as slower to faster patterns, or simple to more complex). The LEDs are nice and bright, but you have to read a physics manual to figure out what does what, when, and how - from buttons to flashing patterns on the LEDs. Overall, it sounds great once you figure out what pattern you want, but adjusting to a specific "beats per minute" is ridiculous - it's purely a guess and based on what you "feel" is appropriate. Overall, I'd say find a better drum machine somewhere else. I expected more from MOORE. You can supposedly download or adjust what drum pattern goes in each rhythm slot, but it's really complicated to do on a computer - easier to do using the save button. I'd say it's not really worth the amount of money I spent on it. Ratings: Ease of use: 1 star Adjustment choices: 5 stars Patterns available: 4 stars Options: 3 stars Quality of workmanship/attention to detail: 2 stars Cost: 2 stars Overall average: 2.5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by Blackwolf
Color: Drummer X2
This is a great sounding little pedal. I use it for practicing and jamming solo at home, no real intention of gigging with it. I run it thru an old Crate 160W six channel mixer into a pair of Kustom floor wedges in my music room. The sounds are great and there is lots of versatility. I like the tap tempo function on the right switch before I start. I play traditional country and classic rock locally. I don't need probably 75% of what this pedal has to offer, but it's all there if you want to dig in and find it. Spend some serious time on YT and you'll come away much more adept at using all of the features (again, I'll never use them). Two complaints: This pedal is TALL, so when I'm sitting my toe doesn't always hit the start button. I make a few videos at home to send friends etc, and there's always more than one take if I'm sitting down because of that button height. (It's a bit close to switch #2, but that's a size thing).. My one big GRIPE with this pedal is the label / silkscreen on the front. Genre one is at 0.6 on the knob/rotary switch, pattern two is at 1.4, and it's visually irritating to look and depend on the labels. Same issue with the pattern knob. I took a screenshot of the stock photo here on Amz and you can see that things just don't line up, look at the arrow. All in all I'm glad I bought it, but it's like the engineer that did the layout and the person ordering parts were working at two different companies. Ugh. Buy the pedal, and practice all you can... just don' t look at it ; )
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Jim C
Color: Drummer X2
Not bad at all. Has a pretty large selection of styles and patterns. Seems more geared towards rock patterns but has enough variety to satisfy my tastes. Great for the price. I was pleasantly surprised when I ran it through my boutique pedals. A great tool for coming up with something creative. Highly recommended. I would certainly buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by A. Walters
Color: Drummer X2
(This review is based on a cursory run-thru of the features I did this afternoon, just after it arrived in the mail.) This is a handy doohickey, for real. I own several drum machines: A BeatBuddy, Alesis SR18 and SR16, some Yamaha stuff, and others (I lost track). I use these for recording and composition, and I'm always looking for interesting-sounding drum machines and, especially, for one that's easy to use (minimize the futzing around!). This one is simplicity itself: Not an excessive number of pads, puny LCD display screens, or multi-function knobs that have to be remastered every time I want to do a new project. This MOOER Drummer X2 is a plug-and-play device, though while limited in features, excels in simplicity, useability, and sound quality. It has 11 genre banks (pop, funk, blues, rock, metal, jazz, fusion, punk, Latin, country, and reggae), and each genre get 11 style variants (variations in time signature and feel); each style variant has a standard fill pattern triggered by the tap/fill button. Tempo can be regulated by the tempo knob (default is 120bpm) or via the tap/fill footswitch. An initial apparent drawback (I thought) was the lack of choices for different drum kits, but I found that the EQ knob produces a cut-boost span that actually seems to provide a very useable range of drum tones (Mostly, I'd describe the range as ranging from dry & clean to heavy & bright, with a lot of in-between to fiddle with). I thought many of the pop, funk, rock, jazz, and reggae patterns & fills were way more utilitarian (great-sounding, realistic feel, and suitable for my music) than what comes standard in both the BeatBuddy and SR18 (neither of which is anywhere near so user-friendly as this box). Add the simplicity of use (plug and play, baby!), and you have a very cool and groovy recording and performance tool. I haven't tried the save function yet to build tracks, but I'll get around to that. I was instantly inspired to record some new tracks later this week.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2022 by James A. Wright
Color: Drummer X2
Simple, easy and fun to use. It has 24bit samples so that puts to rest the comparisons to Beat Buddy Junior, X2 feels and records better. The desktop software connects and works flawlessly. Creating on the fly is helped by intuitive switching between patterns / genres. Try switching between swing and Latin feels. Easy on the fly, easier to build a song that changes feel. You can also cue a fill, toggle to a new pattern and not drop a beat. Very easy. However, a fill past the last beat in a bar doesn't always lay. Another person mentioned the snare sound as excellent and it is. I like the EQ, used to shade the overall kit sound. Tempo knob does show 40, 120 and 240 you can guess in between, I think the software shows the actual. A review mentioned problems with using a quality power supply, not in my experience. My Truetone CS12 had no issue. The X2 is 300mAmp, maybe that person was under. You can also add another 3 button footswitch for scrolling etc. Wow, getting a Hammond box to make my own now. Solid build, nice knurled metal knobs with indents and firm travel. There is an always blinking red light inside. Open it up to see and void your warranty, lol. The pedal is a drab purple brown color. I stressed over returning the Beat Buddy Junior and then just couldn't imagine committing to the Old Tech of the BB full version. This is in that not too cheap not 400 bucks range and for me a gem. Order this and the other one, keep your favorite.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 by Markó