MOOER GE100 Multi-Effects Guitar Pedal with 80 Presets, 66 Effects, Loop and Expression Volume Pedal, Tap Tempo, Headphone Out

Love this effect pedal. Gives you so many great options for tones and sounds. I have been using this pedal during my live sets and it gives me the tone I want and need. Great, sturdy design and it's big but not too bulky to carry around. The design features are great as well, giving you consistent quality throughout. I also love that you can customize your sounds too by adjusting reverb, distortion intensity and any other effects you want to add. Great price for this pedal too; you get a lot for your money!

This lil pedal is actually quite amazing for the price and quality! It’s super easy to use, has a plethora of effects and they sound decent! The volume control pedal works well and is responsive. I’m not sure how long batteries last in this product, as I bought a power supply and that works great! I’ve tried playing this pedal through an amp and headphones and both sound awesome! I mainly got this pedal for the loop function and it works very well. Overall, I am happy with this product. I was considering trying out their table top processor in the near future. Highly recommended for musicians on a budget looking for something cool!

I got this for my teaching studio. I generally plug into a clean bass amp while teaching electric bass or guitar, and only at conversational volumes, so had no access to distorted tones etc. Not that it really matters, I’m a big proponent of not hiding behind effects, but sometimes it’s fun and useful to “go hot.” I wanted acceptable tone, small size, and an expression/wah pedal. And with considerable tweaking, I’ve got it.The presets are, imo, terrible lol. I’m no noob, have worked with menu laden multi effects boards including a Roland gr-55. There’s an obnoxious digital fizz on many of the patches, the volumes are all over the place. It took some considerable time to work through all the options and create 3 useful tones. I didn’t figure out a way to copy and move patches (maybe my fault, I’m not reading a Mooer manual lol), so to have 3 useful ones in a row meant creating them “from scratch.” It’s a situation where you really have to use your ears and not expect the parameters to do what they’re supposed to, for instance, the Mooer compressor is unusable, whereas it’s a staple on all my “real” pedal boards and recording setups. But after some wrestling, I got 3 acceptable tones, all next to each other, at a low price, in a small package.It’s tough to say who this is for. It’s priced for beginners, but the patches are so bad, I see it being extremely frustrating for the player, and family members who’d have to listen to it lol. For a power user, it’s also frustrating to hunt down what’s causing offensive sounds and figure out how to achieve your tone when the parameters don’t do what they’re supposed to. But I get what I need out of it, and I can honestly say it sounds “pretty good” after a few months of use.

Great for the price. It sounds great when using headphones. A bit of a learning curve at first but it's not too complicated to figure out. Loads of different sounds and options. Lots of YouTube video tutorials when needed.

I had this for a little over a week, so far I have programmed about six of my own patches.I was surprised that this pedal comes with eighty presets and eighty user patches.The presets are pretty good and the user patches allows me to create my own sound.The looper is good too and easy to use.I love the expression pedal,it takes my creativity to another level. The Build quality is very good even though it's plastic it looks sturdy and professional not like a toy.

Nice product . Going to my first digital pedal, I was ready to send it back, I couldn't figure out why the pedal stopped working. Read the manual, I had to reset down-up parameters. I guess it helps to read the manual!

I bought this with the hope that -- by using the amp modeling -- I could run my rig directly into a Bose-type stick PA on stage, the same one I use to monitor my acoustic guitar and keyboard. I just wanted to cut down on the stage clutter and maybe not have to haul a separate electric guitar amp to each gig. Unfortunately, most of the tones sound kind of brittle and unnatural. So that didn't work out.I was going to just toss it on my pile of cheap effects that didn't make the cut, but then I tried adding it to my pedal board and running into my usual amp. I switched off all the amp modeling and set the tone controls for my personally programmed effects to around zero. A little additional tweaking and I was able to get some very acceptable and usable tones.These effects are not going to rival high-end boutique pedals, but they do sound good enough for most live applications. The chorusing, phase and different wah effects are all quite nice for the money; I'm still trying to chase down a great distortion/overdrive tone from the thing, though. What I've got now sounds ... OK. Unlike a lot of players, I'm not crazy fussy about tone. I'm just a humble rhythm player, so I'm back in the mix a bit already. So "OK" is good enough for me.On the plus side, the pedal is almost ridiculously easy to program, the display is *very* bright, which makes tuning easy even on outdoor stages, and the build quality seems quite high for the price point. Though I had bad luck with the amp modeling, the effects themselves are usable, if not exactly stellar. I'm hoping to squeeze a few more good sounds out of this pedal in time, but for now, it's filling the bill for my live shows.