mooer pedals - any good?

[davidd]

Afternoon, I have a hankering for a phaser and or a tremolo. Space on my board is tight and so I was considering having a go with some mooer pedals.

Alas I've not managed the short walk to the guitar shop and so I wondered if any of you had any experience of mooer pedals and if you could share your thoughts please?

Many thanks

D

[Fantuzzi]

I think Andertons did a comprehensive review of their range some months back, might be worth a listen if you haven't had a chance to have a play on them.

[OldSkoolRS]

Since getting back into my guitar playing I've been amazed at how easy it is these days to find out about music products: Pre internet I'd have relied on magazines and then visiting dealers, but these days a quick search on You tube is virtually guaranteed a video of someone demoing pedals, amps, guitars. If you can watch You tube on your TV through a half decent sound system then you'll have even more idea of how good (or not) they sound. I did the same recently when looking for a new small valve amp (ended up with a Blackstar). You'll still need to try it out in person in the end though, so maybe worth a trek to the shop anyway...

Having done a quick search the Mooer pedals I found look pretty neat.

[davidd]

I've had a trawl and the Internet suggests they are pretty good. I was hoping that some one on here might confirm their durability, I value the opinion of folks on here.

I'm in the market for a blackstar 60 at some point. Need pedals and pa speakers first though.

Cheers

D

[Justin Cyder]

If you can find room, I've got a classic MXR phase 90 I want to shift. Turns out I'm not Van Halen tastic after all.

[davidd]

Justin Cyder said:

If you can find room, I've got a classic MXR phase 90 I want to shift. Turns out I'm not Van Halen tastic after all.

Cool a script one? How much?

cheers

D

[Justin Cyder]

They're what? £90ish new. This one is perfect, but the case paint is a bit flakey, say £40 & postage is fair? Hang on a day & I'll stuck up a photo.

[davidd]

Justin Cyder said:

They're what? £90ish new. This one is perfect, but the case paint is a bit flakey, say £40 & postage is fair? Hang on a day & I'll stuck up a photo.

if its a script then yes great. I'll pm you from a proper computer in a bit.

cheers

d

[Martyn-123]

Just bought a Mooer funky monkey pedal for funk sounds and prefer it to my Boss autowah



Martyn

[Fantuzzi]

OldSkoolRS said:

Since getting back into my guitar playing I've been amazed at how easy it is these days to find out about music products: Pre internet I'd have relied on magazines and then visiting dealers, but these days a quick search on You tube is virtually guaranteed a video of someone demoing pedals, amps, guitars. If you can watch You tube on your TV through a half decent sound system then you'll have even more idea of how good (or not) they sound. I did the same recently when looking for a new small valve amp (ended up with a Blackstar). You'll still need to try it out in person in the end though, so maybe worth a trek to the shop anyway...

You're right, if you know what you're after, (good) internet vids can help you get rid of the amps/pedals that aren't your cup of tea.

Saves a lot of testing in store - which can be a pain if the place that has the amp you want doesn't have a similar guitar to try with.