Mooer ElecLady Flanger

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$59.56 Price Tier: Budget

4.5 (49)

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Mooer E-Lady

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Step into the realm of sonic creativity with the Mooer ElecLady Flanger, a marvel of modern engineering packed into a super-compact design. Whether you're crafting your signature sound or adding a touch of flare to your performance, this all-analog flanger pedal delivers with precision and versatility. With its two switchable modes, Filter and Normal, along with oscillator effects, it offers a palette of unique sounds that defy its diminutive size. Perfect for guitarists who crave quality without the bulk, the ElecLady proves that great things indeed come in small packages.

Key Features:

Super-compact, all-analog flanger pedal design
Two switchable modes: Filter and Normal
Offers oscillator effects for creating unique flanger sounds
Ideal for versatile sound crafting without compromising pedalboard space

Product specs

Brand	Mooer
Model	MFL1 Elec Lady
Finish	White
Year	2010s
Made In	China
Categories	Flanger Pedals
Color Family	White
Pedal Format	Mini

FAQs

Is the Mooer ElecLady Flanger an analog pedal?: Yes, the Mooer ElecLady Flanger is an analog pedal, offering classic flanging effects with a warm and rich tone.
What type of power supply does the Mooer ElecLady Flanger require?: The Mooer ElecLady Flanger requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is typical for most guitar pedals.
Can the Mooer ElecLady Flanger be used for both guitar and bass?: Yes, the Mooer ElecLady Flanger can be used with both guitar and bass, providing versatile flanging effects suitable for various musical styles.
What are the main controls on the Mooer ElecLady Flanger?: The Mooer ElecLady Flanger features rate, range, and color controls, allowing you to shape the depth and speed of the flanging effect.
Does the Mooer ElecLady Flanger have true bypass switching?: Yes, the Mooer ElecLady Flanger is equipped with true bypass switching, ensuring your signal remains uncolored when the pedal is not engaged.

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Use Mooer ElecLady for David Gilmour's Flanger Tones (No Talking!)

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PROS

Produces warm, lush sounding flanger effects
Capable of subtle to intense modulation
Emulates iconic songs and tones (e.g., Pink Floyd)
Compact, mini pedal design saves pedalboard space
Offers great value, punching above its weight class
Versatile, from Andy Summers chorus sounds to fuzz-enhanced clarity

CONS

Loses mid frequencies in heavy live settings
Slight volume drop when engaged
Some users find it lacks compared to mainstream flangers
Can sound muddy in overdriven settings

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The Mooer ElecLady Flanger is praised for its warm, liquid sound, contrasting with the classic jet sound of the MXR 117.
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Owners suggest setting the rate at 2 o'clock, color at 11, and range very low (7 o'clock) for Gilmour and Summers tones.
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The ElecLady can self-oscillate when the range knob is turned all the way up, offering unique sound possibilities.
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Some users experience a slight volume drop when the pedal is engaged, similar to issues with the original Electric Mistress.
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Owners appreciate that the pedal doesn't introduce high-pitched fizzy sweeps unless intentionally dialed in, making it suitable for more nuanced use.
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Users report mixed experiences with reliability; some had units fail quickly, while others used theirs daily for years without issues.
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The compact size of the ElecLady makes it ideal for pedalboards with limited space, offering significant space savings compared to larger alternatives like the Komorebi and MXR models.
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The pedal delivers a metallic, almost Green Ringer sound when dirt is run into it on the filter mode.
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For a juicier chorus effect, users recommend setting all knobs around 10 o'clock, avoiding an overly "airplaney" sound.
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The ElecLady is versatile enough to be used effectively with electric guitar, acoustic guitar, and bass.
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Value and pricing

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Despite its affordability, the ElecLady is considered by some to rival more expensive flangers, providing excellent value for its price.
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Users find the ElecLady less noisy than the Electric Mistress Deluxe, though it may lack some of the shimmer.
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Some users view the ElecLady as a close clone of the original 18v Electric Mistress, capturing its signature sounds.
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Critic Reviews

Mooer ElecLady review | MusicRadar

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The Mooer ElecLady Flanger impresses with its compact size and '70s-inspired flanging tones, capturing the essence of the classic Electro-Harmonix Electric Mistress. Its sound is richly familiar, even featuring the metallic whine of the original's Filter Matrix mode. However, the pedal's small black knobs hinder precise adjustments on stage, and the Color knob can become too intense, creating a less desirable sound. Despite these minor drawbacks, the ElecLady delivers a nostalgic sound in a pedal that's significantly smaller and more affordable than its inspirations.

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cammojodragon

659

almost 9 years ago

Why Aren't There More Mistress Clones?

This thing is cheap; too cheap for me to have believed how good a job it does of emulating one of the most iconic and sought-after flangers of all time. Pair it with a delay and chorus for some Andy Summers delights, or pair it with a screaming fuzz for some Gilmour/J Mascis brilliance.

I own the E-Lady; the difference between that and the ElecLady I confess I do not know, but I will say I perceive a slight volume drop when I turn it on (it really is only very slight though). I put it behind my Satisfaction fuzz, and it completely opens that fuzz up, eliminates the fizziness I experience with that pedal, and (surprisingly) seems to give everything a little more clarity. I'm very satisfied with this.

ashtraycat

205

about 5 years ago

flanger

Really nice budget clone of the Electric Mistress flanger.

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Guitarist Bassist

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Electronic Rock Experimental

eoin_jennings

721

over 8 years ago

Excellent traditional flange

Bought this to emulate Electric Mistress tones of Alex Lifeson and David Gilmour. It does the job I want it to and less in your face than the boss flanger I have - depends on what sound you are going for which one to use