Shenzhen, China – August 9th – MOOER’s original GE150 multi-effects pedal, launched in 2019, quickly became a favorite for its compact design and versatile tones. Now, MOOER introduces the GE150 Pro, offering more flexibility, control, and power for today’s guitarists.
The GE150 Pro comes loaded with 200 presets, 55 preamps, 26 cabinets, and support for third-party IRs, giving players a wide range of tones. Its most notable upgrade is the move from two to four footswitches, paired with an improved control logic for seamless switching during live performance.
Other highlights include a 2.8" LCD screen, expression pedal with “toe tap” mode, 80-second stereo looper, 40 drum patterns, 10 metronome modes, and a USB-C port for editing, firmware updates, and OTG recording.
Available in two versions: the standard white model (mains-powered) and the GE150 Pro Li in vibrant red with a built-in lithium battery providing up to 9 hours of play time.
Designed based on MOOER’s updated GE series design language.
• Four multi-purpose footswitches for browsing presets and triggering a wide range of functions.
• Available in two versions: GE150Pro (standard power version) and GE150ProLi (built-in lithium battery version, approx. 9 hours of battery life).
• 55 classic amp preamps based on MOOER’s in-house MNRS modeling technology.
• 10 slots for third-party IR cabinet simulation files.
• 200 factory preset tones.
• Expression pedal that supports both parameter control and output volume control.
• Built-in 80-second stereo LOOPER function.
• Precise built-in instrument tuner.
• Built-in drum machine module with 40 drum rhythms and 10 metronome modes.
• Type-C USB interface supports connecting to a computer for tone editing, data management, and firmware updates.
• OTG connectivity that facilitates audio recording and playback.
• AUX In interface supports line-in audio input, allowing connection to mobile phones or external audio players for practice.
• Lightweight and compact, ideal for traveling musicians.
• Includes power adapter, USB cable, and quick guide.
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