Mooer Audiofile pedal headphone amplifier

Mooer Audiofile pedal headphone amplifier
Product no: 9000-0041-8059 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 4-year warranty when you register it with W-Music Distribution within 45 days of purchase. If the product is not registered it has a 3-year warranty.

General

Mooer's Audiofile is a pedal headphone amplifier equipped with a built-in speaker cabinet simulation. This versatile true bypass pedal can also be used as a boost and a buffer when it's not being used as a headphone amp. The TRS mini jack output can deliver a signal in mono or stereo and the class A amplifier circuit ensures purity, warmth and excellent dynamics.

Specifications

Product features

Adapter included	no
Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Sustainable product	not specified
Energy source	AC
Mini pedal	yes
Practice amplifier model	not applicable
True bypass	no
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
Type of headphone practice amplifier	stand-alone
Type of tone control	enhancer
Type of distortion	clean boost
Can be powered by battery	no
Voltage	9 V

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	172 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	10,0 x 6,0 x 4,5 cm

Product specifications

Mooer Audiofile
type: pedal headphone amplifier
analogue class A circuit
suitable for: guitar and bass
can also be used as a booster and a buffer
optional built-in speaker cabinet simulation
true bypass
control: master
switches: power, cab sim
input:
- TRS jack input
outputs:
- TRS mix mono mini jack
- TRS stereo output
power supply: 9V DC adapter (not included)
dimensions: 94 x 42 x 52 mm
weight: 150 g

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Jean-Noël February 15, 2019

Wrote the following about Mooer Audiofile pedal headphone amplifier

Correspond à mes attentes. Je l'utilise uniquement avec casque (pas d'ampli) et l'alimente avec une pile 9 volt et un adaptateur eno le tout acheté chez Bax Music. La pédale est petite mais semble solide (attention quand même aux petits commutateurs Power et Cab Sim). J'ai longtemps hésité entre l' Audiofile et le Radar qui comporte beaucoup plus de possibilités, mais la possibilité d'avoir un son stéréo (prochain achat un delay stéréo) grâce aux entrée/sortie par jacks TRS à fait pencherla balance. Et puis on peut toujours ajouter une micro préamp pour colorer l'ensemble.