MOOERGuitar Amplifier Combo 15W, Practice Amp with 9 Digital Amp Models, 6.5" Speaker, Bluetooth, Headphone Output, for Electric, Acoustic Guitar and Bass

Size 7 foot for reference….. anyways I love this amp! The various tones are so fun to play with. I wish the speaker material was thicker but it seems pretty flimsy where as another amp I got for $50 used at a guitar store hard metal and the whole thing is just more durable than this one, but this one has all the fun sounds and it’s cute! So it’s a 5/5 for me

After a misdelivery, vacation, and then Covid, I was finally able to test out this amp today.   It is nicely constructed and aside from the pink color, I like the "Modern Retro" type of aesthetics.  However, tone-wise I find this amp to be very digital-sounding and I could not find any good overdrive sounds.    I own or have owned the following:   Fender Champion 20, Roland Micro Cube, Donner Cyclops, Peavey Rage, Blackstar Fly3 - so I will compare this with those.PROS:1.  The controls on this amp are fairly intuitive and it is easy to start using right away.  Note that it does require an 18V DC power supply (included).  2.  The amp has a full set of treble, bass, midrange, and gain controls - this is key because many practice amps in this price range only have a  single "tone" control, which makes it hard to tailor the sound very well.  Kudos for that.3.  This amp has an easy-to-use, decent tuner.  It is not great compared to a tuner pedal, but it is useable.  4.  The effects (chorus, phaser, flange, delay, reverb) are pretty decent and have a good range of versatility for a practice amp.   There is even an individual tap tempo button for the delay and a separate one for the modulation effects (chorus, phaser, flange).5.  There is a way to change the preset sounds for each amp model, but I have not tried to do that yet.CONS:1.  The amp sims on their own are not that great.   The clean channel is not bad and I tend to favor it.  However it is hard to get a warm sound from it - it just sounds very digital.  The more metal / distortion amp sims are very fuzzy sounding and again, very digital.  The small 6.5" speaker doesn't help, but my Donner Cyclops has a 3" speaker and gets a lot of sustain and crunch on the metal amp sims (especially the Peavy 5150 and the Mesa Boogie Rectifier channels).As far as the clean channel on the Mooer, I favor it but only because it is the best-sounding channel which is not saying too much.   The clean channels on my Fender Champion 20 and Roland Micro Cube have a warmer sound and are much closer to what I look for in a practice amp.2.  Despite the fuzzy distortion, this is not a noisy amp and it stays pretty quiet at bedroom volumes.  3.  This is an amp that would work fine if you are in an apartment (it even has an aux jack for headphones).OVERALL VERDICT:    Aside from the pink color, this is probably the most attractive practice amp I own in terms of aesthetics and design.   I was able to get some decent rock and jazz tones out of it but tone-wise it is not an amp that draws me to want to play it.   I greatly prefer my Fender Champion 20 and would recommend that or the Champion 40 over this any day.   The tones are just so much better.  I have actually gotten plenty of sounds out of the Fender that I would not hesitate to record with; so far I would not want to record with the Mooer because the impressive sounds just aren't there - or at least I have not found them yet.  If I do find them I will update this review.  Otherwise I would say that this is okay if you are looking for aesthetics and versatility, but not the best if you are looking for a high-quality tone.

Great little amp. Lots of useable tones. Perfect for playing in the bedroom. Also did I mention it’s pink…… I mean

This is really a great little amp It has a good assortment of amp models, some onboard effects and a tuner, and takes pedals well. Very satisfied, plus they have a great retro look

I love this thing! This is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted an amp that would look cool sitting in my living room - versus the typical black/industrial looking amp (which I dig, but is something I prefer in my garage or basement). A cool/unique aesthetic was something I wanted, and this retro design is great! The look and size are perfect - with great functionality too. For comparison, I also have a Fender Champion 20 amp, which is great, but I find I have more fun playing the Mooer. There are some pretty cool built-in effects (modulation, reverb, delay), and the 9 amp selections are great (I went with the Green model, which has the amps I liked best, and has the look I prefer). One thing to note - there is a global volume setting. The user manual states that this is set to max. This was not the case on the unit I received. It was set at 6. I mention this as there were a couple of comments about the lack of volume (it’s more than loud enough for what I’m using it for).

These guys went above and beyond and replaced my speaker , no that’s customer service 5 stars

A great little amp by design and the number of tones you can get, but the guitar amp market is very competitive today and it takes more than just good looks and a bunch of features to win me over. Every guitarist is looking for tone quality, not quantity. That is where this amp falls short. If you have limited funds, it is better to invest more in the amp than into the guitar because a great amp can make a cheap guitar sound good, but a great guitar played though a cheap amp will never sound right. And as a beginner, you are training your ear, so sound quality (tone) should still be important to you. An amp like the Boss Mini 7 has better tone and is in the same price range for a starter practice amp. Yes, fewer features but better tone and more compact. To help you decide, look for an amp with over 1000 reviews and with 4.5 stars or more.

First of all, if you researched this more thoroughly than I did, you would find out that each color has different preset amp mods. I thought it was one amp that was available in several colors. I picked the green one.I might have made a different choice if I had known, but I am keeping this. The presets are just fine. You can also use it without the presets as a regular amp, and it sounds pretty good. Volume is not an issue. It’s plenty loud.This amp seems to have similar technology that the POD uses, but fewer options. It’s a great little practice amp, and I love the retro look.

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Super pour la pratique avec tout les emplie intégrées je suis vraiment contente