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Description
Discover the Mooer MMF1 Mod Factory, where compact size meets expansive soundscapes. This pedal is a true marvel for guitarists looking to diversify their sound without cluttering their pedalboard. With eleven different modulation effects packed into a micro-sized chassis, the Mod Factory is like having an entire effects lab at your feet. From the lush swirls of a classic chorus to the psychedelic twists of a univibe, this pedal delivers a range of sounds that belies its diminutive dimensions. Perfect for players who crave versatility but value simplicity, the Mod Factory makes it easy to dial in your desired effect with its intuitive CTRL 1, CTRL 2, and Depth knobs. Whether you're sculpting new sounds in the studio or bringing your performance to life on stage, the Mod Factory is your ticket to a world of sonic exploration.
Key Features:
- Eleven distinct modulation effects in one micro-sized pedal
- Intuitive control with CTRL 1, CTRL 2, and Depth knobs
- Compact design for easy integration into any pedalboard
- Versatile sound possibilities, from classic chorus to envelope ring mod
Product specs
| Brand | Mooer |
| Model | Mod Factory |
| Finish | Green |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | China |
| Categories | Multi-Effects Pedals and Processors |
| Color Family | Green |
| Pedal Format | Floor Unit |
FAQs
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What effects are included in the Mooer Mod Factory pedal?
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The Mooer Mod Factory offers 11 modulation effects, including chorus, phaser, tremolo, flanger, and more, providing a wide range of tonal possibilities for guitarists.
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Does the Mooer Mod Factory work well with both electric and acoustic guitars?
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Yes, the Mooer Mod Factory is designed to work with both electric and acoustic guitars, offering versatile modulation effects that enhance different playing styles.
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What power supply does the Mooer Mod Factory require?
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The Mooer Mod Factory requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is typical for most guitar pedals.
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How does the Mooer Mod Factory compare to other multi-effects pedals?
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The Mooer Mod Factory is compact and offers a diverse range of modulation effects, making it a versatile choice for guitarists seeking multiple effects in one pedal without taking up much pedalboard space.
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Can the Mooer Mod Factory save user presets?
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The Mooer Mod Factory does not have preset saving capabilities, as it is designed for straightforward, on-the-fly adjustments to its modulation effects.
Videos
MooerAudio
Mooer Mod Factory Pedal Demo
Mooer Mod Factory Pedal Demo
MooerAudio
MOOER Mod Factory
MrSanSystem
Mooer Mod Factory demo
Rockbeareguitars
Mooer Mod Factory demo
Julio Skimy
Mooer Mod Factory parte 2
Ariel Pozzo
Review - Mooer Mod Factory Modulation effect Pedal
Bax Music UK
Mooer Mod Factory | Review & Test
MetalTune Music
Mooer - Mod Factory MKI - No Talking Demo
Borrowing Space
Reviews
PROS
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Affordable, great for budget-conscious musicians
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Offers a variety of modulation effects in one pedal
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Simple and easy to use interface
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Parallel running option retains low end on bass
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Compact size saves pedalboard space
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Useful for experimentation with different sounds
CONS
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Some effects sound thin or lack quality
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Manufacturing quality and durability issues reported
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Noticeable volume drop when activated
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Switch reliability can be inconsistent
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High input volumes may cause clipping in effects
3.5 out of 5
Based on 5 Reviews and 27 Ratings
3007
11 effects in 1 mini pedal???
Bought this when I was looking for a mini flanger and when this one came up locally the youtube reviews i checked out made me decide to try it. The Chorus is nice and can get quite rich. The flanger is also well rounded. The phaser is lush. There is a second phaser that stretches it all out a bit more. The trem and stutter are also quite useful. Next comes a vibrato and a uni vibe that both sound good. The touch wah and auto wah are some of the best I have used and are regularly used in solos. I am yet to tame the ring modulator, it is a bit chimey. All up the pedal can drop in volume slightly but it is still a great sounding pedal in a mini format.
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Bang For Your Buck
Despite the volume drop that is endemic to this unit, the Mod Factory is a life saver. All of the classics (and some new favorites) in one box. Don't get me started on the Envelope Ring Mod!
It's sad that it's discontinued. The MKII got rid of the envelope-based effects!
EDIT: June 26, 2021 - Several months ago, I did a rough measure of the dB and it turns out that the volume actually remains consistent. The issue is with the signal-to-noise ratio.
1645
Volume Cut
This pedal does a lot of sounds, but unfortunately there is a significant volume cut when it is activated.
313
Fun
It's a super fun pedal to have around and to play with, but the effects definitely aren't the greatest and will clip when you go into high input volumes.
Artist usage
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"Here is the equipment list:
- Tascam Portastudio 414
- Tascam Porta 02
- Biyang Reverb Pedal
- Donner Blues Pedal
- Nux Delay Pedal
- Atari Punk Console
- Circuit Bent Dan Electro Fab Metal
- Mooer Mod Factory
- Behringer Digital Delay
- Modified Mini Theremin
- Korg Mini KP2
- Mooer Spark Echo
- Line 6 Pocket Pod"
Featured in this September 15, 2016 Produce Like A Pro interview at 1:22:18.
Listed under Bouillet's Osiamo artist page and his now deleted official Mooer artist page.
Zoltán Farkas has shared on Instagram that he and his band have been endorsed by Mooer, highlighting the Mooer MMF1 Mod Factory among their gear. He praises the compact size and excellent sound quality of these pedals, mentioning their convenience for travel.
In this Instagram post, Dean Velvet Run's old home studio is showcased, where he recorded demos. His pedalboard, visible in the corner, includes the Mooer MMF1 Mod Factory among other guitar and vocal pedals.
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