MOOER GE100 Multi-Effects Guitar Pedal with 80 Presets, 66 Effects, Loop and 40 Drum Rythm. Distortion, Expression Volume Wah Pedal, Tap Tempo, Headphone Out, LED Screen, Tuner

This pedal is a lot of fun for both new and intermediate players. Although it isn't a professional grade effects pedal, it produces clean effects that can't be beat for the money. It will allow users to experiment with different sounds to see what they prefer. It does take some time to understand the controls but all in all, it's fairly easy to use. I only have three things I would change. Make it bigger, make it out of metal, (both would raise the price point) and make the different presets the same basic volume. Some of them are quite loud. Aside from that, I would reccomend this to just enjoy the different effects. Can't beat it for the price.

Price....10/10 Function 10/10 Durability 8/10 (plastic but durable) Preset effects 10/10 (and can easily tweak and customize each more) Drum loops 7/10 (can tweak bmn) Tuner 10/10 (by clicking both bottombuttons) This thing is easy to use and amazing when paired with a great guitar ive had it for 6 months and it never fails me in any way

I got this for my teaching studio. I generally plug into a clean bass amp while teaching electric bass or guitar, and only at conversational volumes, so had no access to distorted tones etc. Not that it really matters, I’m a big proponent of not hiding behind effects, but sometimes it’s fun and useful to “go hot.” I wanted acceptable tone, small size, and an expression/wah pedal. And with considerable tweaking, I’ve got it. The presets are, imo, terrible lol. I’m no noob, have worked with menu laden multi effects boards including a Roland gr-55. There’s an obnoxious digital fizz on many of the patches, the volumes are all over the place. It took some considerable time to work through all the options and create 3 useful tones. I didn’t figure out a way to copy and move patches (maybe my fault, I’m not reading a Mooer manual lol), so to have 3 useful ones in a row meant creating them “from scratch.” It’s a situation where you really have to use your ears and not expect the parameters to do what they’re supposed to, for instance, the Mooer compressor is unusable, whereas it’s a staple on all my “real” pedal boards and recording setups. But after some wrestling, I got 3 acceptable tones, all next to each other, at a low price, in a small package. It’s tough to say who this is for. It’s priced for beginners, but the patches are so bad, I see it being extremely frustrating for the player, and family members who’d have to listen to it lol. For a power user, it’s also frustrating to hunt down what’s causing offensive sounds and figure out how to achieve your tone when the parameters don’t do what they’re supposed to. But I get what I need out of it, and I can honestly say it sounds “pretty good” after a few months of use.

Good item for mid beginners to intermediate. I am at the intermediate stage. It has more than what I need, intense manual but I was able to get a cool beat,dial the bpm down and had some effect wah. It works and I sounded good practicing. I don't have time to go through everything yet and there is probably stuff I will never use. I will compare it to my actual big muff π as there is that is included. Bought on sale and you will still spend that on 1 good pedal. Still not on sale I would recommend. You really can't beat it for the drum and looper alone.

This multi-effects pedal is very versatile with an amazing number of effects and features. It certainly doesn't have the quality of construction and sound that the high priced multi-effects pedals do, but it is amazing for the price and easily good enough for learning, practice, and even amateur level gigs. For people who make their living playing guitar, this is not up to the task of most performances. This goes well with a small, inexpensive practice amp and that seems to be its niche. But inexpensive guitars, amps, and effects pedals get used by most electric guitarists on some occasions regardless of their skill levels. It's why the Taylor GS Mini has been their biggest seller, even with professional guitarists. Big bang for the buck. This is a great buy!

Excelente relación calidad precio. Compacto. Resistente. Sonidos reales para Metal Rock

This is a great bit of kit, easy to use and the sounds are really good. The drum sounds are good and so is the loop, great compact design with a really nice big interface it feels sturdy too. Impressed. 👍

Just as advertised. Good product.

Love the customizable presets! Some are great as is, some need to be tweaked but well worth the money!

See above. The pedal is good but in European markets you’ll have to rely on 4xAA batteries only as the charger is supposed to be able to run the unit independently of batteries but clearly Amazon hasn’t checked the contents of the box……not impressed.