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Feature rich and cheap
Big color screen, 3 switches and an expression pedal. The presets doesn't sound that good but if you take your time and dial in them yourself you can get some decent tones from it.
Also Mooer claims it will get NAM A2 Lite support in September. However it likely wont support native NAM A2 files since currently you have to convert all tones with the Mooer software which makes it a bit slow and lower quality.
But even if it's cheap it also feels cheap with its plastic body. I wouldn't trust this for live performances and the knobs feel low quality too.
It's a decent pedal for home/practice use and I can't complain too much at this price.
Also Mooer claims it will get NAM A2 Lite support in September. However it likely wont support native NAM A2 files since currently you have to convert all tones with the Mooer software which makes it a bit slow and lower quality.
But even if it's cheap it also feels cheap with its plastic body. I wouldn't trust this for live performances and the knobs feel low quality too.
It's a decent pedal for home/practice use and I can't complain too much at this price.
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