MOOER GE150 Pro Guitar Multi Effects Processor, 200 Presets & 170 Effects, NAM & MNRS Support, 55 Amp Models, 26 Cab Sims, 20 IR Slots, USB OTG Recording, 4-Footswitch, Looper & Expression Pedal

Are there higher end devices? Yep. Do I have 1 or 2 grand to blow on efx? Nope. Do I need to? Nope. This box has likely more than I will ever use or ever need. Wish you could move the chain around & that it had Bluetooth. I've had both on less expensive items. I feel they really skimped out leaving those out & cheapened the product a bit just to add them to the next tier at a higher price. Nonetheless, at this price, there is a ton to work with & no excuse to not sound great if you know what you are doing or spend the time to learn. Love the battery and I use Bluetooth for the guitar so it is still easily portable & convenient. The effects are not really above average, but are quite good and set & mixed properly sound really great live or recording. Plenty of effects & parameters to work with. Not much of a learning curve considering what it has available. The drum machine is basic but excellent to work in your solitude on rhythms or leads. Looper is sufficient for same. I have paid WAY more for just one or two single effect pedals, so I think this is really excellent & affordable for all it does. If your on a budget, this is an amazing pedal. I could have bought a step up or two, but couldn't justify the price point as this takes care of my needs quite well at a stupid low price. Already used it on 3 recordings and they came out great. Actually worked out very nicely on my bass & keyboards (synths) even though I have a plethora of pedals & rack effects for them already. If you have a bit under 200 bucks to spend for something that covers most of the bases, this is an excellent choice. Tried several others. Bought this one and have ZERO regret. At this price, you just can't lose. Really enjoying it!

Sound seemed particularly brittle, which I guess is a consequence of the digital processing. Not that pleasing to my ear compared to a similar Boss unit I have. It does have four foot switches, a lot of effects, and does work, so two stars from that, but really didn't deliver on the promise of connectivity and ease of modification. The big issue for me is I was unable to get the software to connect to the device and emails to support went unanswered. I probably invested two to three hours, across three different computers to try to get it to connect but no dice. Can't even upgrade the firmware. I was looking forward to being able to adjust and share mods, but alas that is not to be. Windows also flagged the software as potential spyware which did not give me a warm, fuzzy feeling. And of course I threw out the box once I got it so not going to be able to return (lesson learned). I have a feeling it's going to be gathering dust for a long while. UPDATE: After posting this review, Mooer reached out to me (but never replied to my support request emails...). The latest software update (GE150 Plus/Pro V2.1.2 Update (2026.4.23)) now works, and I was able to update the firmware and connect to the software, so now have full functionality. Still very sensitive to hum - some presets are very noisy, sounds like 60hz hum, but others are very quiet. Still deserves a 5 star given the amazing about of flexibility in tone modification for the price. If I were a performing musician I'd definitely want something with cleaner sound, but for my purposes it's well worth the money now that the software works.

This is a fantastic value, sounds great, and is small and convenient. It is a big improvement over my Line6 HD500x. I’m very happy with its performance. However, the instructions are laughably vague and difficult for a relatively easy device to use. In fact, the version updater is only in Chinese. It took a few tries to get it right. NAM integration is exciting, but only NAM 1 may be a problem in the long run. Hopefully future updates will address that. Once it’s up and running, this is a really easy pedal to use, sounds fantastic, and is very convenient. I’d recommend.

This is a great budget multi effects pedal in a flooded market. We have the Tone Master Pro, the Quad Cortex, and now the Helix Stadium has just been announced. These are extremely technical units meant for tweakers, and gear snobs who are so into a tone they want to adjust the amp model's voltage or bias and capture a tone from their 5k rig. Spend hours tweaking and turning knobs. This pedal doesn't do that. And this pedal isnt for those type of players. So who is for then? As an owner of tube amps that collect dust, obsolete Digitech multi effects pedals, single effect pedals and a Quad Cortex I just bought, it's hard for me to find time to sit down and spend time with these amps and modeling pedals like I used to, deal with their weight or speed time getting presets perfect with snapshots and scenes and all that nonsense. I just want to be inspired to sit down and play. And this unit does that. I can spend time just going through presets and jamming on the tones and maybe a slight tweak here and there but it is instantly gratifying. This is perfect because I can spend less tweaking and more time playing and writing. I stress this part because having a looper and drum machine built in is invaluable for writing and jamming. The fact that it is rechargeable is the cherry on top. I mainly bought this for camping trips with a rechargeable amp so playing outside anywhere with tons of tones is now possible. When I plugged in, I was very pleasantly surprised. There's some great sounds here, but it's no Quad Cortex or Helix, nor is it trying to be. The amp sims sound and play and feel like they should. The UI is easy and I figured it out in 5 minutes. There's no touch screen, no scribble strips, no advanced i/o, no signal chain rounting options, but at this price point, the features they did manage to pack in this thing is very impressive. IRs can even be loaded onto it. I find myself reaching for it more than my more expensive complicated gear due to convenience. I do have some concerns about build quality, particularly the expression pedal which is the very obvious weak point of the whole pedal, it's flimsy, thin, small, bouncy, which makes it hard to get volume to 100, as it rebounds to 90. They do let you calibrate it and program it to any of the amp or effect parameters so that's a plus. Also the LCD screen can be hard to see at times but that is what it is at this price. So to sum up, if you are looking for tons of tones in an easy to use package, a beginner guitarist looking to find their sound on a budget, or looking for portability for outside playing and travel, this pedal should be at the top of your list. It looks like they are adding amps and effects with each update. I bought it on a whim and was blown away.

This pedal-board does so much! I've been playing guitar for over 60 years, but this is my first multi-effects and amp sim pedal. This will replace most of what I have on a pedal-board I have refined over the years. A friend let me try out his GE 150 Pro li - I was very impressed. The only downside of that one (for me) was having to press two foot-switches at the same time for some of the functions. This Max version eliminates that - separate foot-switches for scrolling up and down for the effects blocks and tuning. While the Pro version would have worked, this is even easier to use while playing. A tip for any Mooer multi-effects buyer: download the software that allows you to customize the amp sims and effects on your computer - MUCH faster than using the two buttons on the unit... and then remember to "Save" those changes before moving onto the next amp sim. OK, another tip: you can set up the outputs on the back of the unit to run a 1/4" cable into a PA or other flat response speaker, or us the other output to pass-thru the cab sim when going into an amp. Nice feature! The box seems like it will hold up to regular use. I am a fan of the model with the built-in lithium battery (the "li" model) - it eliminates a power cable when playing. The manufacturer says 9 hours of battery life, and that seems to line up with my experience. The built-in tuner is OK, but doesn't hold the image for more than a second or so. You can set it up to mute while tuning or have the sound "pass through" (although I can't imagine why you'd want to do that). There are a couple things you can set up globally, which applies that feature to all the amp sims. The foot pedal at the right side is pretty basic, but you can set it up as a volume pedal or to "sweep in" some of the effects. The pedal-board is well-packed in the box, arrived intact. All in all, a useful piece of gear at a decent price.

Great all in one device for your guitar. There are so many different sounds, it’s a little intimidating. The effects are great, the looper is fantastic. Helpful tuner installed as well and charges with an internal battery which is great for having just a few less cords. Connect it with wireless Bluetooth transmitters and you’re in really great shape!

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.

This is a great little pedal for the price. The effects leave a lot to be desired but the amps and cabinets are pretty dang good at this price point. I think it's best used with an existing pedalboard plugged into it for effects and overdrive. Also, the expression pedal is pretty useless except for things like the whammy effect and stuff. I saw other reviews mentioning excessive noise and I had that too at first but it was fixed by going into settings and turning the input level down a little bit. No problems after that. I will definitely use it as a direct in to my DAW in my home studio instead of trying to mic my amp. The cabinet section is cool because you can choose tube type, mic type, mic placement and mic distance. Definitely worth the small amount of money it costs.

This device is actually really fun but it reveals a few caveats when using it over a long period. The first thing is that it's essentially a pedal board in a box, with a bunch of amp and cab sims to boot. On the surface, it's a great value and worth getting. Where it excels: You can just pick a preset and plug headphones directly into the device, so you don't even need an amp. What that means is that without much thinking you can just start playing. You can also add it to your existing recording setup or signal chain to add supplemental effects (just setup presets with the effects/sims that you want). You can customize the signal chains (the effects) with the knobs on the device or an app. Very impressive for the price. There are tons of features, but the 50 preset tones offer a wide variety of styles to match your mood. Where it slightly falters: The first thing is that you would ironically benefit from already having a pedal board in order to understand how to manage the effects. So there's a chicken and the egg obstacle for some players. Some might be stuck using the presets since they don't know what a BOSS Slow Gear pedal does; let alone what the simulated version does and how to tone shape it. The second thing is that the pedals themselves primarily select presets, and preset banks. That's a really cool feature. But from my understanding, there's no way to assign the signal chain to pedals when using a preset. So changing things with the knobs or apps is less responsive then activating a pedal or turning a knob on a board. The solution to the above problem is to make a preset, then make another preset with the changes (such as distortion off on preset 1, and dist on in preset 2). Then use the pedals to switch between them in the middle of a song / between songs. Totally doable. But it's more prep than just activating or de-activating an effect pedal on a board. The third thing is the looper. In order to activate the looper, you have to hold two pedals down at once, which would generally be easier having shoes on to do. So getting in and out of the looper is slightly ungainly. When in the looper, if you hit the other pedals you can activate a drum machine; which could ruin your whole song / recording. For light use, it's fine. However, you'd probably want a dedicated looper pedal in the signal chain. The final thing is that while the app solves the problem, if you leave it on the floor and choose not to use the app, you'll be reaching down to the floor to use knobs to cycle through effects in a preset. You'll need to do that to change them to shape your tones as well. But again, the app solves that problem. Conclusion: For the right scenario, it's a ton of hardware and inspiration for the price. The existing 50 presets offer a wide-range of musical styles. It's fun to just go through them all and change musical styles to fit the preset's tones/effects. Keep in mind that one pedal can easily be $150+, and micro pedals can be $30+; so the grabbing this first before making a dedicated pedal board to help decide what your sound is going to be could save you thousands of dollars. Or you could just leave this in the corner with a guitar and a set of headphones and jam when the inspiration hits you.

I am very happy I purchases this. I bought as it there was a deep sale, what did I have to lose. I plat Twin/800,900/JC120 and that's it. Over the years I have had Peavey stack, Marshall tube, Randall, MX5 and Fender Mustang products. The Ge150Pro sounds great, I really like it as it sounds a bit more realistic to me. I practice and goof around with a modeler while wearing headphones, no other experience with modelers. I enjoy the sound more than the MX5. Limited settings but the PC editor is nice. I don't want to engineer the sound. This keeps it simple, sounds nice... again I am pleasantly surprised

Muy satisfecho con todo lo que ofrece y las posibilidades

Llegó bien y en tiempo, estoy iniciando a practicar y el sonido me pareció bien, apesar de que la moldura es de plástico se ve resistente y estético, es ligero. Tuve la oportunidad de practicar antes con una pedalera doner arena y no logré tener el sonido que buscaba, tengo una Stratocaster Fender, sin embargo con esta pedalera lo conseguí

Tenía duda de hacer la compra por las mala reseñas sobre la entrega pero en mi caso la entrega fue rápida (antes de lo mencionado). El paquete llegó en buenas condiciones. Está muy bonita!