MOOER E-lady Analog Flanger Pedal

I love the Bass Sweeper pedal! Setup is super easy, and it takes up only a small space on my pedalboard. Sounds great and is made with good quality.My only issue and some word to those who want to velcro this down to your pedal board:The pedal has a label on the bottom of it that peels off very easily (dont put velcro on the label.). The surface under the label is some type of silicone that velcro does not seem to stick to. So you might have to get creative attaching this pedal to your pedal board.

Tried to use it for bass and it didn’t give the desired result. Returned

I like it!!..easy to use..I gigged with it Friday night and used on a new song..everyone was blown away

Can't beat the price for the guality. Tremendous pedal.

I used to have an Ibanez Flanger and I liked the huge "jet engine" effect. Newer flangers don't seem to have that pronounced of a jet effect like an Ibanez or MXR, but you can sort of approximate that with this one although it is not the main sound of this unit. This Mooer flanger tends to excel with more subtle oscillations that work best with 80's material like The Police, Pink Floyd, Heart, and Rush as opposed to Van Halen.This unit has a simple set of controls:- COLOR = adjusts the amount of signal being fed back into the flanger circuit. Clockwise to increase the feedback, full clockwise will achieve self-oscillation. WARNING: Go slow while turning the Color knob all the way clockwise, it can get VERY loud and piercing.- RANGE = Adjusts the range of the sweeping sound in normal mode, clockwise will widen the range.- RATE = Adjusts the speed of the flange effect in normal mode. Clockwise will speed it up.- MODES = Filter mode freezes the sweep, creating a static (non-oscillating) flange sound but can be adjusted with the Color and Range controls. Normal mode allows a regular, sweeping flange effect which sweeps through the frequency range set by the Range knob at the speed set by the Rate knob.I'm still getting acquainted with this pedal and I haven't really bonded with it yet (I'm more of a blues player) but am still experimenting with what it has to offer. It has a noticeable treble boost and a midrange bump that I am not crazy about with a single coil guitar, but will try it soon with humbuckers and see if I like that sound better. Will update this review and hope to post a short video when I can spend more time with it. One huge advantage of this pedal is it's small form factor, as it is easy to fit on a crowded pedal board. However that also means that it will not take a battery and will need a 9v power supply.