MOOERGE100 Multi-Effects Guitar Pedal with 80 Presets, 66 Effects, Loop and Expression Volume Pedal, Tap Tempo, Headphone Out

This lil pedal is actually quite amazing for the price and quality! It’s super easy to use, has a plethora of effects and they sound decent! The volume control pedal works well and is responsive. I’m not sure how long batteries last in this product, as I bought a power supply and that works great! I’ve tried playing this pedal through an amp and headphones and both sound awesome! I mainly got this pedal for the loop function and it works very well. Overall, I am happy with this product. I was considering trying out their table top processor in the near future. Highly recommended for musicians on a budget looking for something cool!

I had this for a little over a week, so far I have programmed about six of my own patches.I was surprised that this pedal comes with eighty presets and eighty user patches.The presets are pretty good and the user patches allows me to create my own sound.The looper is good too and easy to use.I love the expression pedal,it takes my creativity to another level. The Build quality is very good even though it's plastic it looks sturdy and professional not like a toy.

I recently purchased the MOOER GE100 multi-effect guitar pedal, and I must say, it's a great piece of equipment overall. The pedal offers a large selection of sound effects that cover everything from classic to modern tones, allowing for a lot of creativity. The range of drum beats provides a fair selection that complements your playing.One of the standout features of the GE100 is how easy it is to learn and use. The user interface is intuitive, making it simple to explore and tweak sounds to your liking. The pedal offers plenty of options for creating new and unique sounds.However, there is one significant drawback that I feel needs attention: the looper does not synchronize with the beat. This makes it challenging to get your loops in time with the drum beats, which can be frustrating when trying to create seamless, rhythmic loops. Despite this, the overall performance of the pedal, combined with its versatility, makes it a great choice for guitarists looking to start experimenting with different sounds.

Great function and the ability to customize all the presets is great. I didn't like the echo on literally all the presets, however a quick and easy adjustment and saving of all them it made the presets much more desirable. Gives a bit of fuzz when I'm not playing, but not very noticeable. Overall a pretty good option and the loop function is great to record a chord progression and loop it to practice improving to.

Took me a bit to do this review. I just didn't give myself time to do it but it's worth it. It's great product device a lot of presets and effects. It can tweak it up yourself and save it. And it has a cord teacher on it teaches you chords that started messing with that a little bit. Probably a month ago and started understanding how it worked so I buy another one if it broke but it's pretty hefty and well made. Maybe some little bit of staticky feedback. Maybe if you don't have it plugged in very good but if you put batteries in it I think it works better with batteries in it. But it has a AC battery or something like that that you plug into it. But it works great.But I recommend better amp my opinion. But it still works pretty decent PA systems. It will work fantastic on because they don't have built-in distortions and effects and stuff like my aunt does. So I kind of think when I use certain ones like distortion on my aunt to that it just basically gives it a little bit more. Distortion sounds all right but some of the presets suck when I do it with the amps distortion.No complaints here. Great product.

I bought this with the hope that -- by using the amp modeling -- I could run my rig directly into a Bose-type stick PA on stage, the same one I use to monitor my acoustic guitar and keyboard. I just wanted to cut down on the stage clutter and maybe not have to haul a separate electric guitar amp to each gig. Unfortunately, most of the tones sound kind of brittle and unnatural. So that didn't work out.I was going to just toss it on my pile of cheap effects that didn't make the cut, but then I tried adding it to my pedal board and running into my usual amp. I switched off all the amp modeling and set the tone controls for my personally programmed effects to around zero. A little additional tweaking and I was able to get some very acceptable and usable tones.These effects are not going to rival high-end boutique pedals, but they do sound good enough for most live applications. The chorusing, phase and different wah effects are all quite nice for the money; I'm still trying to chase down a great distortion/overdrive tone from the thing, though. What I've got now sounds ... OK. Unlike a lot of players, I'm not crazy fussy about tone. I'm just a humble rhythm player, so I'm back in the mix a bit already. So "OK" is good enough for me.On the plus side, the pedal is almost ridiculously easy to program, the display is *very* bright, which makes tuning easy even on outdoor stages, and the build quality seems quite high for the price point. Though I had bad luck with the amp modeling, the effects themselves are usable, if not exactly stellar. I'm hoping to squeeze a few more good sounds out of this pedal in time, but for now, it's filling the bill for my live shows.

So far this has been a lot of fun to use. Worth the money. An on/off switch would be nice,

This is an awesome device! Lots of programability. ONE decent effect can cost up to what this multi effect pedal costs! But to have 80 presets with 66 effects! TOTAL value and it sounds good to boot! This is an excellent effects pedal!