MOOERGE150 Pro Li New Guitar Amp Modelling Multi Effects Pedal Built-in 9 hrs Battery with 4 Footswitches, IR Loader, Type-C USB Audio Interface

This unit is really incredible bang for the buck. Even inexpensive modelers these days can sound good, and with the 1.5 and 2.0 software updates, this thing sounds fantastic.I updated to the 2.0 firmware and loaded a few of my own IRs, assuming I'd need them, but the stock cabs on the amps that I've messed with have not needed it. Nice stereo reverb and delay effects, great touch responsiveness under the fingers. I use a PAF style humbucker and P90s and play the unit in stereo through the aux input of a Yamaha THR, essentially a small battery powered FRFR. GREAT portable rig.Among its limitations are the lack of an effects loop, inability to re-order effects or use multiple of the same effect type, no parallel effects chain (can't do dual amp/cabs), and I miss the GE200's lighted buttons that go straight to a particular block in the signal chain. On the GE150 and GE150Pro, you have to spin the knob and scroll to the block you're looking for. All of these are normal limitations for multi effects pedals in this price class.The update process on macOS has Chinese language dialog boxes, but just clicking the button moves forward through the process like it should. The macOS computer software shows Chinese language as it starts up but snaps into English when it finishes starting and works very well to quickly edit patches, load IRs and MNRS amp captures. I haven't tried MNRS captures on firmware 2.0, but they sounded fantastic on firmware 1.5.Overall, great value. You just need a way to hear it, like good headphones or an Alto TS408 or similar powered PA speaker.

This is a fun pedal to play with, with so many options. For the price, what you get is un matched in my book. The rechargeable battery is amazing, I jammed with my buddy for 3-4 hours and barely used 50% of battery life.The option to update and load your own IRs is solid and previously only available on the higher end units.The amp Sims are solid. Just play with settings until you find the sweet spot and it will never fail you. The delay types work as they should and sound great. The distortions/overdrives included are so close to their big brand counter parts, having the metal zone back in my grasp is awesome. The choices of tubes as well as mic placement is also a great addition usually reserved for higher end units. There are a good amount of reverb and chorus options that sound clean, and the noise gates work effortlessly.Honestly I bought this because my Line 6 Floor Pod Plus died on me, and I am not mad at all. This is a great, affordable replacement. I will say I'm still figuring out the expression and wah choices. I feel like so far, i am not finding the sweet spot for the Wah/expression options. But it is probably just user error, as there really arent too many videos on the use of that function. But all in all this is an amazing work horse and can get you to the sounds you want and strive for, with ease.

So, I love the look (except the green side-panel) and feel of it. The pedal is a bit small, but works well. The software is well thought out, and UI/UX great, once you understand the concept of how it has like “Banks” (groups) that allow you to setup a sound for different needs, say one for rhythm, and one for lead. Where it falls short is that you can only use a single pedal from a group such as FxA or FxB, and they group stuff together that should be in separate groups. To get more groups, you have to get the GE1000. If I had programmed it, I would have maybe limited it to two Fx groups, but allowed you to select those 2 from say 6 with proper Fx groupings. However, that said, for this price point, it does allow you to creat many different Tones, and is way easier to carry than your pedal board. I hope they update the software.

The amount of sounds amps and just overall goodness available at this price point is just outrageous The presets which are notoriously bad from the factory are pretty good actually I’m still trying to figure it out and for those of you that don’t need no stinking instructions. I would advise you to hook it up the way it has to be hooked up whether it’s through a PA power cabinet or amp. Makes a huge difference when I run it through the pa with hard LR pan. The factory IR’S are excellent

I bought this because of its size. I wanted to take some basic gear on vacation. It's certainly NOT as fully featured as my BOSS-GT10. But, not many pedal are. I wanted all my gear including my guitar to fit in a suitcase.I have to say, for the price, you get a lot of presets that work just fine for about any genre in a compact battery rechargeable unit. With a headless guitar, wireless transceivers and a mini-Amp this thing works great.I'll have 8 days to play with it on vacation. I doubt that I will figure out all of its capabilities in that time. Just noodling around on it for a couple of hours was all I needed to know it will get the job done and then some.I might even use it to record and for small gigs. It's just too convenient, easy to set up, and you can't beat being cableless in a compact space.