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Mooer Blues Mood

$63.23 to $64.00 Price Tier: Standard

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5.0 (14)

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$176+

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In the Overdrive Effects Pedals category, Mooer Blues Mood is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Introducing the Mooer Blues Mood - a pedal that delivers an overdrive effect, for those who enjoy the richness of bluesy tones. This pedal is designed to provide a wide frequency range, catering to a spectrum of sound desires. Its versatility makes it suitable not only for guitar but also for bass, casting a wider net for musicians of varying tastes.

The Mooer Blues Mood offers two modes - Bright and Fat, allowing you to switch between a crisp, clear tonality and a warm, thick resonance. Encased in a sturdy metal housing, it is designed to withstand the rigors of performances and studio sessions, ensuring that your investment lasts.

What sets the Mooer Blues Mood apart is its true bypass feature. This ensures an unaltered, direct signal path when the effect is disengaged, preserving the genuine tone of your instrument. With a jack input and output, this pedal effortlessly integrates into your existing setup. However, please note that a power adapter is not included with this product.

Key Features:

Bluesy overdrive with wide frequency range
Also suitable for bass
2 Modes (Bright/Fat)
Durable metal housing
True bypass for preserving authentic tone
Jack input and output
Power adapter not included

Product specs

Available since	May 2013
Overdrive	Yes
Distortion	No
Fuzz	No
Metal	No

FAQs

What kind of overdrive tones can I expect from the Mooer Blues Mood pedal?: The Mooer Blues Mood offers a wide range frequency response with a blues-style overdrive sound, providing rich and warm tones that are perfect for blues and rock genres.
What are the two working modes on the Mooer Blues Mood pedal?: The Mooer Blues Mood features two working modes: Bright and Fat. The Bright mode enhances higher frequencies for a sharper tone, while the Fat mode provides a fuller, warmer sound.
Is the Mooer Blues Mood pedal suitable for bass guitar?: Yes, the Mooer Blues Mood pedal is designed to sound good on both guitar and bass, offering versatile overdrive tones for different instruments.
Does the Mooer Blues Mood pedal have true bypass?: Yes, the Mooer Blues Mood pedal features true bypass, ensuring that your signal remains uncolored when the pedal is not engaged.
What power supply does the Mooer Blues Mood require?: The Mooer Blues Mood requires a 9V DC power supply with a center minus plug, drawing a current of 14 mA.

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PROS

Compact size fits easily on pedalboards
Versatile: from overdrive to distortion to fuzz
Features "Fat" mode for a midrange boost, enhancing single-coil pickups
"Bright" mode accentuates the upper end for clarity
Competes with more expensive pedals like Boss BD2 and Keeley Phat Mod
Can be used as a pre-amp for amp-style breakup
Low noise at lower drive settings
Sturdy housing and smooth dials
Cleans up nicely when volume is rolled back
Good value for the quality and versatility

CONS

More volume and gain than some may expect or desire
Can get noisy, especially at higher settings
Some users find it lacks a bit in high-end definition
Not an exact clone of the Blues Driver, noticeable differences in sound

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mooer Blues Mood.

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The Bright and Fat switch difference is minimal, with a slight bass increase in Fat mode, noticeable with single-coil pickups.
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The Mooer Blues Mood is noted for effectively replicating the tone of the Super Phat Mod, satisfying users looking for that specific sound.
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The Mooer Blues Mood offers a nearly identical sound to the stock BD-2, with minor gain and tone adjustments needed.
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Some users find the BD-2 more transparent and dynamic compared to the Blues Mood, despite its good sound quality.
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Some owners mention that while Mooer uses cheaper components, the overall durability and sound quality surpass Joyo, which has been criticized for substandard internal build quality.
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Use cases and applications

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Works well with clean and overdrive amp channels, suitable for tones from Pink Floyd to heavier metal.
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Stacks effectively with pedals like TS and OCD clones for dynamic tone shaping.
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Value and pricing

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Considered a cost-effective alternative to the Keeley Mod Blues Driver, offering similar sound quality.
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Build quality

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Owners report that Mooer pedals, including the Blues Mood, have a solid build and hold up well to regular gigging, contrasting with reports of poorly soldered components in Joyo pedals.
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Users appreciate the Mooer Blues Mood for its compact size, making it easy to fit on a crowded pedalboard without sacrificing performance.
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4.5 out of 5

Based on 3 Reviews and 12 Ratings

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barrau

145

over 4 years ago

best transistor based cheap od

clone of the keeley´s take on the blues driver : super phat mod (that later boss cloned for the waza craft version).

for me is the best overdive i´ve ever tried (prize-quality balance) , perfect for creamy overdriven bed.

it also works for hi gain but i prefer fuzzes for that work.

maybe its a little less defined than his bigger brothes, but for the price i purchased it, is most likely a gift

Preferred Settings + Usage:

always on phat mode, gain at 9 and tone at noon

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Composer

Genres:

Emo Post-rock Shoegazing

ashjoseph

almost 6 years ago

Great little pedal

It's based on a phat modded blues driver, with a little less dirt and definition, great little pedal

peace_sand_rest

135

about 8 years ago

Tone Maker

This is change your tone game for the best. Easy on the mix and tone though, but krank that babies gain to full. Projects beautifully through any Tube Amp, or Solid State amp.