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Average Price: $84
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Description
Unleash your creativity with the Mooer GE100, a versatile multi-effects pedal that caters to guitarists eager to explore a vast sonic landscape. This compact powerhouse offers an impressive array of 66 effects types, packed into 8 effects modules, making it a perfect companion for both studio experimentation and live performances. With 23 distorted sounds and 7 amp simulators, you'll have no shortage of tonal options to craft your unique sound.
The GE100 isn't just about effects; it also supports your musical growth with its integrated lesson function for scales and chords. For the rhythmically inclined, 40 drum patterns and 10 metronome rhythms provide a solid foundation to build your grooves. The pedal includes 80 preset patches and allows for 80 user patches, offering ample space to store your custom creations.
Navigating through these options is a breeze thanks to the bright LCD display and user-friendly interface. The assignable expression pedal and dual footswitches give you hands-free control over your effects, tuner, and looper, which boasts 180 seconds of recording time. Whether you're jamming alone or performing with a band, the GE100 adapts to your needs with its tap tempo function and dynamic connectivity options, including a 6.3 mm mono jack input and output, plus an AUX input for external sound sources.
Power it with 4 AA batteries or the included power supply, and you're ready to create anywhere.
Key Features:
- 8 effects modules with 66 effects types
- 23 distorted sounds with 7 amp simulators
- 80 preset patches and 80 user patches
- 40 drum rhythms and 10 metronome rhythms
- Assignable expression pedal and dual footswitches
- 180 seconds of looper recording time
- Bright LCD display
- 6.3 mm mono jack input/output and AUX input
- Operates with 4 AA batteries or power supply (included)
Owner's manual
Mooer GE100 User ManualProduct specs
| Available since | November 2015 |
| Design | Floorboard |
| Amp Modeling | Yes |
| Drumcomputer | Yes |
| Incl. Tuner | Yes |
| Expression Pedal | Yes |
| USB-Port | No |
| Headphone Output | Yes |
| MIDI Interface | No |
| Line Out | No |
| Battery Powered | Yes |
| PSU included | Yes |
FAQs
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How many effects are available on the Mooer GE100?
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The Mooer GE100 offers 66 different effects, allowing for a wide range of sound customization for guitarists.
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Does the Mooer GE100 include a tuner function?
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Yes, the Mooer GE100 has a built-in tuner, accessible by pressing both the PATCH and PATCH▲ footswitches simultaneously.
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Is the Mooer GE100 suitable for live performances?
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The Mooer GE100 is equipped with an expression pedal, amp modeling, and a headphone output, making it versatile for both practice and live performance settings.
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Can the Mooer GE100 be powered by batteries?
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Yes, the Mooer GE100 can be battery-powered, providing flexibility for portable use without the need for an external power supply.
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Does the Mooer GE100 have a USB port for connectivity?
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No, the Mooer GE100 does not include a USB port, so it cannot be directly connected to a computer for updates or recording.
Videos
Brett Kingman
MOOER: GE100 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor
MOOER: GE100 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor
Brett Kingman
Mooer GE100 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor demo video sound
TopGuitarPL
Zoom G1xfour vs Mooer GE100 (English version)
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Mooer GE100 setup n play
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Mooer GE 100 Guitar Multi Effects Processor
molometer
Does It Sound Any Good? Mooer GE100 Preset Tone Demo
GrowWithGuitar
MOOER GE100 Multi-Effects - Fantastic Value Starter Pedal - Live Tutorial
The Sound Test Room
Mooer GE100- What Do I Think?
J A Z Z B O I F U C K I C O N TM
Multi Effect Pedal Under $100 - Mooer GE100 Review
GrowWithGuitar
Reviews
PROS
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Compact and portable, easy to carry around
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User-friendly interface, especially for beginners
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Built-in looper and drum track add value
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Versatile with a wide range of effects and amp modeling
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Includes scale lesson and metronome for practice
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Serves well as a practice tool with headphone jack
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Affordable, offering good value for the price
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Sturdy build despite being mostly plastic
CONS
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Noticeable pause when switching presets
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Some effects, particularly distortion, sound poor or shrill
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Overdrive and metal distortion sound similar
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Compression effect sounds too boxy
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Manual has small print, difficult for some to read
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Editing and customizing effects can be challenging
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Lacks an on/off switch when using a power supply
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mooer GE100.
Build quality
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One owner reported that the buttons on their Mooer GE100 stopped working after about a year of use.
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Features and functionality
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It was noted that the Mooer GE100 has simple navigation but lacks a customizable signal chain.
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Some clean patches have significantly lower volume compared to overdrive patches, affecting usability across different presets.
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The Mooer GE100 can be used with headphones, but requires an adapter; some users report poor sound quality when using high-impedance headphones.
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The pedal has an AUX input, allowing users to play backing tracks directly into the GE100, providing a straightforward solution for practice.
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Factory patches are labeled with "P," while customized patches are saved under "U," providing a clear distinction for users managing their presets.
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Comparisons
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The Mooer GE100 includes amp sims, while the Zoom GCE-3 focuses more on effects without amp simulations.
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User experience
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A user found the Mooer GE100 to be less intuitive compared to other multi-effects like the Behringer V amp.
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Issues with sound output may occur when using an inadequate power adapter; ensure it provides at least 300mA.
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Some owners find that the sustain is lacking, with weird feedback even when using the compressor, raising concerns about sound quality.
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Use cases and applications
Setup and maintenance
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The expression pedal defaults to controlling volume, which can lead to no sound if not fully pressed.
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Critic Reviews
3.5 out of 5
Based on 5 Reviews and 13 Ratings
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It’s alright
For what it’s worth, It’s an alright Multi fx pedal. Some of the default distortions are a bit too dirty and also don’t really sound that good. The thing that’s good though, you can make your own patches on the pedal so you don’t need to use the bad ones. It’s got a good selection of delay/reverb and modulation built into it which is good. The distortion is just what lets it down a tiny bit. The other thing, being able to practice scales, chords and rhythm with this is awesome though. It’s definitely a great practising tool, but there definitely is better on today’s market, even from Mooer. Ever seen the Mooer GE300.
76
BANG FOR THE BUCK!
This very affordable yet powerful multieffects pedal serves its purpose for me as a starting music producer up to now. I even use it in live gigs and it is really great sounding especially if you really explore its tone capabilities; and what's even more, is that it is definitely easy to carry around.
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Nice cleans but muddy overdrive
I'm not saying I am a professional, but this multieffect pedal is quite odd. First, the distortion sounds are bad and sound muddy. Definetely something a gigging player would want to have. Clean sounds are pretty good and you can get different kind of reverb simulations and modulations.
Great for beginners, amazing practicing tool.
The sounds aren't at the level of the Mooer mini pedals, especially the overdrives. But it's an amazing practicing tool, you can play through it and listen by your headphones, there is an aux in for backing tracks, a looper and a drum machine.
77
Good for Practising
Good to just fit it in a bag and go somewhere to Practice. Loads of Effects. Okay for the Money
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