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MOOER GE150 Electric Guitar Amp Modelling Multi Effects Pedal Portable Multi Effects Processor with Expression & IR Loading for Live show, Live Streaming, Home Studio, Guitar Practice

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Condition
New
Color
GE150
Dimensions
9.06 x 2.2 x 1.29 in
Weight
1.11 kg
Style
Portable Guitar Multi Effects
Voltage
9 volts
Amperage
300 milliamps
In the box
Power SupplyUSB CableQuick Guide Manual
Warranty
2 year warranty.

Features 5

  • Tone Versatility: GE150 designed to adapt to a wide variety of musical genres. 151 different effects in total and 55 high-quality AMP models that utilize MNRS technology from the PREAMP series.
  • Inspire Creativity: 26 user slots to load in your favorite 3rd party IR files to recreate the dynamics and feel of a real tube amp. With a fully-functioning expression pedal, you can easily control effects and volume levels
  • Record at any moment: Built-in 80-second looper, 40 types of drum rhythms and 10 metronome settings with overdub functionality to jam with and flesh out ideas.
  • Easy to share: USB-OTG improves the sound quality of your live stream and supports smart phone recording and instant sharing with your phone and tablet devices.

Description

The GE150 comes packed with 55 High-quality amp models and 151 different effects, a straight forward and intuitive UI, Headphone output allows you to have fun for silent practice at anywhere. It is an ideal guitar practice tool for home studio home practice or small show. There are two footswitches for scrolling through presets and holding the left footswitch to activate a built-in tuner, while keeping the right footswitch to activate the 80s Looper easily. Topped off with a fully-functioning expression pedal, allowed you to control multiple values by one touch. It is easy to manage massive tonal setting and parameters in GE150 software. You can also upload and download the presets on MOOER Studio to share with users around the globe. There is 26 user slots to load in your favorite 3rd party IR files to recreate the dynamics and feel of a real tube amp. It is a handy guitar practice tool with programmable expression pedal, drum and metronome setting. The portable and compact design lets you take it anywhere. With OTG capabilities, You can record directly into your phone from anywhere! It is so easy to setup your guitar live streaming gear. GE150 GE150 Pro GE150 Pro Li Portable Guitar Multi Effects The classic GE150 is an all-in-one portable practice guitar multi effects pedal. Enhanced Portable GE150 Pro Based on GE150, the GE150 Pro utilize four footswitches for enhanced flexibility GE150 Pro Li with Batteries Tthe GE150 Pro li has built-in lithium battery with 9 hours of battery life. Looper Drum Machine GE150 has an 80s stereo looper with 40 drums and 10 different metronome modes. Looper Drum Machine The GE150 Pro with looper drum achine, can be controlled via the 4 footswitches Looper Drum Machine Built-in-Battery allows you to Jam alone with looper dum machine anywhere USB Port & OTG & MOOER Studio Firmware update via USB port, Tone edit via MOOER stuido, Phone Record via OTG USB Port & OTG & MOOER Studio Tone editing, Data management, Firmware updates, OTG Phone Recording USB Port & OTG & MOOER Studio Tone editing, Data management, Firmware updates, OTG Phone Recording Utilize MOOER Studio to organize effect presets, update firmware, expand your sonic library by loading MNRS, NAM files, and 3rd IRs. MOOER collaborated again with progressive metal heavyweight Devin Townsend to produce the critically acclaimed Ocean Machine.

Specs 23

Brand MOOER
Style Portable Guitar Multi Effects
Color GE150
Product Dimensions 9.06"L x 2.2"W x 1.29"H
Item Weight 1.11 kg
Voltage 9 volts
Amperage 300 milliamps
Audio Output Effects Distortion, Modulation, Delay, Reverb, Preamp, Chorus, Flanger

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Full of Choices but Headache-Free!
Color: GE150
While I don't rescind my previous positive review of the Zoom G1x, I wish I had gotten this first. While using my Zoom, I kept missing the sound of a Peavey 5150, which the Zoom does not provide. The Mooer GE150 provides two models of that specific amp: the original Peavey 5150 as well as the later EVH 5150 III. Both sound awesome here. It's good to have my old stage sound fully accounted for on a portable unit that I can take pretty much anywhere. While, yes, there's some plastic involved in the pedal's construction, it's very well-made. It's a guitar pedal, not an automotive jack, so it beats me why some people sneer at such things. The knobs and switches are solid enough that they'll probably last longer than you do. There's a slew of other amps to choose from here other than my fav 5150, and they all sound very convincing. As with some other multi-effects units, you can mix and match heads with cabs. You'll be able to change microphone models as well as tubes, and your changes take effect as you're selecting them so that you'll know right there and then whether or not you've made a good choice. Still can't find a sound you like? You'll be happy to find that you can add your favorite custom IR via PC and Mooer's free studio software download (more on that later). The effects are a bit limited but make sense. Chances are good you'll find something you like to add that final bit of polish to your sound. While it's concerning that your effects chain is fixed (the position Mooer makes available for each effect is the only place you'll be able to use it), for my own purposes I haven't found that to be a headache, and I doubt it'll be for most other players as well. If you tend to be a straight-into-the-amp player, you probably only have one or two effects that you like to use on occasion to begin with, and you're likely to place them in the same position of your chain as Mooer would. If you're in love with your existing pedalboard, you can simply use the Mooer as an amp replacement: just because Mooer gives you a position for a given effect doesn't mean that it forces you to use it, and you gain the ability to easily switch between different amp models. Not a bad deal at all. The tuner is accessible by holding down the left foot switch, and it's quite nice; very easy to see and use from an average standing height. Otherwise, tapping either foot switch allows for you to march up or down the presets list. All presets are editable, so you can fill them with the tones you need for your setlist and tap accordingly. Or what the heck? Play around with them as pre-configured. It's your pedal. You decide. My only issue here is that each patch changes the moment your foot *leaves* the switch, not the moment you stomp *down* on said switch. It's an adjustment to one's stage performance, but doable, so I can't bring myself to ding a star for it. Mooer's free studio software makes editing presets (or creating your own) a breeze. No lockups, no nagging popups... it just works. Most of its functionality can be done on-the-fly using the pedal itself, but the software's going to be your first stop for updating firmware or loading a custom IR. This is downloadable on Mooer's website, which gives you access to the most current release. The rear panel offers some good input/output options, as well as a headphone jack for private listening (apartment dwellers, rejoice!). You shouldn't have any trouble patching it straight into the house PA during live gigs, or linking it to your favorite recording software. If you own an amplifier, it's bound to become sad and lonely--assuming you don't sell it, of course. If you've used the Mooer preamp pedals before and it irked you that those awesome little candy-bars don't come with a power adapter, this one does. It also comes with a USB cable for linking it up to your PC. It's a budget unit that doesn't sound like one. Sure, you can grab a Mooer Radar and a Mooer preamp pedal and do the Cradle of Filth thing, but you probably would have paid more for those than you would have for the GE150--only to give yourself fewer options. This is a better deal, and highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2022 by writersblock73
From Recordings to Babies
Color: GE150
If I am to be honest, I have largely been a skeptic when it comes to IR Amp/Cab simulators. I've always thought that the best sounds come ONLY from running a guitar through an amp and letting the sound waves fly through the air. The few times I've tried digital amp/cab sims were through various DAWs and old gen pedals. Sometimes they were passible, but they never really hit that itch for me. Things change however when children become a part of your life and thus aren't able to blast the amp all the time. So I was looking for a solution for 3 main reasons: 1) I want to still be able to write and record musical ideas into my DAW. 2) I need an effective mainstay unit that can be used for live performance since it will serve as also become my main practice unit. 3) won't wake the kids. Simply put, I was impressed with the capabilities of this unit. I'll list some of my favorite highlights: 1) Responsive and sensitive to how I play the guitar. It captures the nuances and expresses them well 2) Detailed controls to set up the digital amps (and many choices) and Cabinets (can even set mic distance/placement) 3) Many useful presets 4) Can work well using it as an "amp" and just running your pedal board through it. 5). A variety of useful effects that can be turned on/off and adjusted in detail (the effects chain order is fixed however). 6) Moore has an online community producing more IR presets...and you can add your own, too. The community is still small, but you can find some neat sounds there. 7) Though editing can be done on the unit, using the App makes it way easier...and you can store to your computer too. I am currently using it for a project and it is delivering and even spawning some ideas I never considered. All in all this is a great "all in one" unit. Great for beginners who love exploring possibilities and also great for more seasoned musicians that require space savers, mobility, or maintaining peace with sensitive children without losing quality. Things to be aware of when working with these: 1. This is a digital unit so firmware updates are possibilities and so you should connect it to the computer from time to time. 2. In similar theme to the above, there will ALWAYS be a chance that as technology progresses, the unit will eventually lose support from MOORE. It happened to one of my favorite digital amps, the Mustang IV by Fender and even to one of my boss pedals (ME-25). What this means is that there may be a time where you won't be able to connect it to a computer if the App becomes "obsolete" or that the company may choose to not support certain operating systems. Just know that you can still use these units...you'll just either have to use the App and store locally without using the online features OR you can still do your edits on the pedal itself. I still effectively use and edit my Mustang IV even now. This unit is even easier. 3. The effects editing process on the unit is actually really simple, but you will just need to get used to how it's down since knobs are multi-use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2023 by Hope this helps
Pretty decent given the price.
Color: GE150
It's what I expected. You will need to tweak your own patches to get some nice usable sounds. It is a budget pedal and sounds like one. However, it does a pretty decent job in its price range. I wouldn't play out with it, but really great for home practice late in evening or night. Please don't get me wrong. It is not junk by any means. It is just not meant to be a pro piece. It does what I expected and hoped for. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022 by Chuck P
Great Multi Effects Pedal
Color: GE150
I never write reviews unless something really impresses me - this did. I tried everything in this price range and cheaper. Cheaper doesn't work well, and neither do most in this price range, but I love this one. If you like distortion and gain, then this is for you, that's why I bought it. I read that Mooer put some effort in this area and it sounds great. I haven't had to tweak anything yet, just using presets. Usually I find one or two I like with other pedals, with this at least half of the 200 are great. And they are paired well, with a rhythm and lead side by side of the same set up, like a 5150 rhythm and lead or Sweet Child (of mine) rhythm and lead or Whole Lotta (you get the picture). As I said, it's set up to rock. Go play an acoustic if you want to get mellow. The drum/rhythms are fine. You can easily control the bpm and should to dial it in. They could be louder though. I like my music loud and my guitar drowns out the drums when the drums are at full volume. The looper is very easy to use, unlike a lot of others out there. The pedal is cool. You can have one sound at one end and another when you move the pedal forward. It's not just a wah or volume pedal. It's cool, sounds great, is easy to use and costs under 2 bills, what more can you ask for. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024 by KRF
good performance in a small package
Color: GE150
because of the price point, I had no problem buying this item, had not seen or read reviews, but I have used Mooer products before and they seem to do the job. a couple of years ago I debated a purchase of the Mooer GE700 because it had the synth built in and would have opened up some possibilities for song selection with my band. But I ended up getting a POD Go instead. I use the POD for band practice, so I needed something for home, hooked up to my Focusrite Scarlett for practice purposes and I didn't feel the need to spend another $400 for another POD GO...besides I wanted something small for my computer desk as space is at a premium. So when I hooked this thing up and found a preset, oh my was I impressed! I'm not someone who has to tweak a patch from scratch and tinker endlessly. Typically I find what I need in the factory patches and do minor EQ/effects dialing to suit my multimedia speakers or head phones...and I'm done. I was able to find a great sounding factory patch (sounds similar to a JCM 900) tweak the EQ and reverb and damn does it sound good when you hit an open chord and play rhythm. for lead playing the patch lacks some head room and squashes notes a little, but I'm sure I could fix that with even more tweaking...but no matter, it works for what I am doing. The controls and menus are fairly intuitive. I may create my own patch at some point just so I get a snapshot of the entire units functionality, but for now the factory dirty and clean presets suit my needs. and the foot print of this item is very small, which is a huge plus (no pun intended!!). overall I'm impressed with the GE150 and so far it has met my expectations ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024 by flyerdog
Bang for buck award!
Color: GE150
Review Image by J
I've played guitar for 25 years. Garage band and hobby jamming mostly, but I've had analog amps, tube amps, digital effects, analog effects etc... My last multi effects emulator-ish unit was a Korg ax1500g, so this thing is pretty impressive to me, lol. I'm running the ge150 into powered studio monitors (presonus eris 4.5 50w old model) for practice and couch jamming. The cab/amp emulation shines this way. You can physically feel different speakers/amp circuits while cycling through presets. A 4x12 cab has that big bass sound and a 1x12 has that fantastic nasally sound. A mesa tri rec has that hot, complex saturated feel. A twin reverb has that crystal clear creamy sound. A plexi 100 has that cooked squeaky sound... Its way different than plugging into a guitar amp. I highly recommend using powered monitors or a quality pa speaker with the ge line or any new emulator effects unit for that matter. You don't need hundreds of pounds and thousands of dollars worth of tube amps and analog pedals anymore. You really don't. Especially for practice. All the presets are really wet and exaggerated as expected, but can easily be tweaked and tuned or changed completely. You can't turn on or off effects within a preset but you can set them up sequentially and just cycle back and forth for different settings within one sound. All the effects are great, with the exception of maybe the pitch shifter and compressors. They're a bit rough. For the price though, this thing gets a lot right. The distortions, overdrives, reverbs, delays, modulation and cab/amp emulators are very good. Some of the best high gain sounds I've ever heard in an effects unit. The stereo chorus is dreamy. The looper is fun and funtions as it should. Nice long record time. I haven't messed with metronome or drum machine yet... If you want a cheap but good effects/emulator unit, this is a very good one. If changing settings within one sound preset is really important to you (switching delays, modulations individually withtin one preset), you're probably gonna want something else. Overall I'm impressed. I'd buy it again absolutely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2020 by J
Fantastic way to experiment with different pedals and effects
Color: GE150
As someone picking up the guitar again after many years, I wasn't sure which pedals I might need. This processor produces sounds that emulate common pedals, amps, and cabinets. There are 200 programmable presets, out-of-the box presets emulate sounds of artists we know (like "EVH"). Basically, this was EXACTLY what I needed to get started. It's like having an audio lab. One audio input can come from a computer or other device (no effects or processing) allowing you to play along with a recording or audio output from a DAW. The processor hooks up to a Windows PC through USB, allowing you to save / restore presets. You can also change the settings / presets real time; I think the Windows interface is much easier to use than the interface (knobs, dials, and LCD screen) on the device itself. I am extremely satisfied with this little device! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022 by Peter from Minneapolis
Editor not 100% functional
Color: GE150
Editor is a little sketchy. Could not install downloaded models into the unit - the file pointer in the app won't allow me to select the folder of the downloaded files. Also there was a bogus add-on "offer" included for an extra modeler app that went nowhere after I entered my email address - pretty sure it was just gathering email addresses without providing any value to the customers, if not adding malware to my computer - time will tell. The unit has some great sounds and editing via the front panel seems pretty straightforward. I made it all the way through the presets and there are some useful ones. I'd really like to be able to upload some of the other presets I found online to the unit, though. I sent an email to Mooer's customer service - we'll see if they're any help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026 by Eric GoBraugh
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