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Good value, crazy cheap
This is actually my edited review. Deleted all that I have written before. I gave it 4 stars, but now I have to give it 3.
This unit has an annoying bug. When switching presets, in some conditions, the audio just breaks, you hear a swoosh sound followed by extremely loud crackling noises. It can even probably destroy some speakers/headphones. It doesn't always happen, but it's there.
But this isn't exactly the reason I returned it, I returned it because Mooer customer support is practically inexistent. It's been two weeks and no response. If they had responded and said "yes we are working on it", I would have been satisfied.
Also, after tweaking around more, the Valeton GP-5/50 really does have a better sound engine. Not drastically better, but it's noticable. GP-50 is the same price, no bugs, sounds better, but has two switches no exp pedal and no AI. You have to chose what you prioritize.
This unit has an annoying bug. When switching presets, in some conditions, the audio just breaks, you hear a swoosh sound followed by extremely loud crackling noises. It can even probably destroy some speakers/headphones. It doesn't always happen, but it's there.
But this isn't exactly the reason I returned it, I returned it because Mooer customer support is practically inexistent. It's been two weeks and no response. If they had responded and said "yes we are working on it", I would have been satisfied.
Also, after tweaking around more, the Valeton GP-5/50 really does have a better sound engine. Not drastically better, but it's noticable. GP-50 is the same price, no bugs, sounds better, but has two switches no exp pedal and no AI. You have to chose what you prioritize.
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