MOOER ME GE 100 Multi Effect Device GE100, Black

At first I couldn't understand how they were able to fit so much disappointment into such a small pedal. The seller was brilliant, sent next day at no extra charge, and immediately arranged a return.As I hate to return things I gave it one last try so that I could write down exactly what was wrong with it.During the setup I accidently trod on the input lead, and, Wah Wah, it burst into life. Wiggle wiggle, a squirt of switch cleaner down the jack sockets, and soon all was right with the world.I think there must be some kind of protective wax or something sprayed inside to protect them during shipping as they looked clean and shiney but just didn't connect properly.Anyway, it did come with a power adapter. Also a very useful, concise, and well written manual, first time I've seen that for ages.The drum rhythms are solid sounds, much louder than the guitar side. The settings inside do allow a bit of balancing though, but it can be a faff to sort out. The only thing I think that is missing is a rotary volume knob for both.It does indicate headphones can be used on the output jack, but the output on most of the patches is so low that it is not practical. Having said that, once you get into the settings there are ways to really crank up the volumes so it could be made to work with headphones, if you are inquisitive and patient.As noted by other purchasers some of the patches are hissy, some hummy, and even some that are both. I would point out that the 'noise-gate' will stop most of this if selected. Out of eighty patches there are plenty that work for me.One downer is there is no bypass, you have to create your own 'clean sound' as a patch, and use that for straight through sounds, which can be a nuisance to find on the fly.I would check out some youtube videos on these pedals first to make sure they are what you want.For the money this pedal provides the features I want, and more than I will ever need.Edit: I have just found out that if you select the tuner and then select bypass you do get a 'near' bypass. This only hold until you switch off the pedal then it resets itself. Better than nothing, and easy to switch to on the fly once enabled.

Ths is an extremely verstile guitar processor with many functions. I just counted 68 different functions e.g. compressor, flanger, phaser, tube drive and you can use up to five at once. That's in addition to having a drum machine, loop and pedal. All of this in the same price range as a single effects pedal. The build quality is good. I have had mine a while with no issues. If you are looking for a new guitar sound then, unless you are going to go down the computer route e.g Guitar Rig (not for me) then I reccomend that you give this product a try. For the price, you can't really go wrong.

Love the looper . It’s so easy to use . Seemingly limitless sounds can be achieved. Great for price

Lots of effects , if your a heavy metal fan its ideal as most effects lean towards this, very small and you can even use it without a amp. good for playing at home or bedroom, not robust enough for stage use. no on/off switch only on when plugged in it will run on batteries,(have not tried this). Drum effects very standard you cannot change these. The looper works well, I bought this for that function, and you can over dub many many times, in all a fun bit of kit and a good price compared with others.

Absolutely stunning piece of kit. I practice in a flat at 2am sometimes so I hooked it up to a Telecaster style guitar coupled with a tiny 3 watt Donner Mini Guitar Amp (also available on Amazon) that I bought so as not to upset the neighbours with my nocturnal practice sessions and even at very low volume it sounds fantastic. Hook it up to a bigger amplifier, of course, and you get the same fantastic guitar tones at louder volume. There's also a 3 minute looper on the unit as well as a guitar tuner and drumkit patterns. Solidly built and as well as the 80 presets you can save another 80 guitar tones of your own creation to be instantly available as soon as you plug in. If you go on YouTube and type in Mooer GE100 Patches other GE100 owners put up free patch settings to enable you to program in the guitar sounds used by famous guitarists or you can just create your own signature sounds, or both. A very good buy.

Ok, so this works fine as a tuner, modulation pedal (chorus, flanger, tremolo etc), delay pedal, eq pedal and wah. The compressor and reverbs aren't great but are basically passable.The real negatives here are the drive tones. They are all brittle, and exceptionally digital sounding. They're all basically unusable. A couple of the fuzzes are fine but I wouldn't use them in a recording or a jam etc.Also, the polyphonic harmony setting is genuinely awful.Haven't used the looper so can't comment on that.In conclusion, don't get as a drive pedal, but get it for anything else. I'm using it as a modulation pedal coupled with a dual channel fender overdrive, and it's getting me 99% of what I need.

This does work well.It does work directly to headphones if you tell it to. Big difference but it must be switched from amp to sound card.. there i a big difference between what an amp and other connections need.Not a huge choice of amp voicing and wotnotIf you want that buy something expensive or the nux 100.But as a practice tool its grand. You are learning to play an instrument not to bugger about with tech. A very good practice/learning tool .Robust good enough quality and reasonably priced.

Sounds great so many different sounds