Mooer GE150 PRO Li - Amp Modeling & Multi Effects with Built-In Rechargeable Battery

General

A more expanded take on the GE150 that dropped in 2019, the Mooer GE150 Pro Li Multi-Effect Unit hands guitarists even more flexibility and even more control. One of the most obvious upgrades compared to the GE50 is the extra two footswitches, which brings the total up to four and makes it far easier to scroll and flip between patches mid-gig. On top of that, an easy-to-read 2.8 inch LCD display that grants access to an intuitive user-interface has been mounted onto the control panel and an expression pedal has been planted on the right, so various effect parameters can be warped and tweaked in real-time to really add some dynamics to your playing game. The additional toe-tap function is another nice perk, so you can easily switch between expression control and volume control - hands-free. Also, since this is the Li edition, it has a built-in rechargeable lithium battery that lasts up to 9 hours on a full charge.

The Mooer GE150 Pro: A Complete Multi-Effect

What really makes a multi-effect unit is not just the controls but the breadth of effects and, here, you get a mammoth stack of 200 factory presets and space left over for your own custom creations. To build your own sounds, you get the pick of 55 different amplifier emulations plus 26 speaker cabinet simulations. The Mooer GE150 Pro also supports third party IRs and, just like the model that came before it, this tank features a built-in stereo looper with up to 80 seconds of recording time, a bank of 40 drum beats, and ten metronome modes - polishing off a valuable tool whether your honing you're craft, performing on stage or recording in the studio. In fact, via the fitted USB-C output, OTG recording in real-time is also made possible and, via the same USB port, the GE150 Pro can be coupled with a computer so you can manage all of your tone and effect presets.