MOOER017 CALI MK IV Digital Micro Preamp

I didn't have high hopes for this pedal at this price point, but even then it was a disappointment. The "clean" channel is laugh-out-loud bad: fuzzy, and breaks up even with low-output P90's and the volume knob on the guitar rolled back to 7. I even tried a different power supply, wondering if it wasn't getting enough juice. Nope -- it just doesn't clean up.The gain sounds are fairly anonymous, and not very tight -- to the extent that it resembles the amp it's "inspired" by it's an EQ profile with boomy bass and scooped mids, more of a parody than a tribute.I can almost overlook that; it takes a lot of processing power to make good digital high-gain sounds happen (think Fractal Audio or Helix) and that's out of reach for a $99 pedal. However, there is simply no excuse for not having a sparkling clean "clean" channel on a digital pedal.

This pedal is great for sounding like just about every 80s hard rock band that a guitarist would like to sound like with a nice growl and harmonics like famous bands could sound like including the brown sound it can get too you can also get cool bluesy sounds with the gain turned down and the volume on the guitar the amp simulations is the icing on the cake!!!CHECK OUT the YOUTUBE VIDEOS ON THIS PREAMP AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND TOO!!!

Man, this preamp is awesome! I got this so that I can run directly into speakers at my church as opposed to having to lug around my 30watt tube amp and then figure out how to have that thing hook up at the church (which is fairly small)...wasn't going to work. This premap sounds spectacular. The gain channel is a bit much for what I am working with, but the clean channel is exactly what I was wanting. This replicates a Matchless amp which is one of my favorites and I am more than happy with this purchase. Really excited to try some of Mooers other preamps and have more versatility with my sound and play styles! Highly recommend.

I bought the first one of these about 10 days ago. I was excited to get it. I plugged it up, and it didn't work. The lights came on and changed from blue to red for the to "channels", and to flashing red or blue to indicate the cab emulator is on. But the only sound was a pop, about once a second. I ordered a replacement and received it today. This one is worse. The lights don't even light up. These were my first two Mooer pedals. After experiencing their exceptional quality, I suspect they'll be my last.

I purchased the Classic 006 so I can go straight to the PA. I went through two of these and both failed in the same exact way. They worked great at home and I really enjoyed the tone. The first one failed at rehearsal (no output) the day after it was received and the second at a gig the same day it was received. I had high hopes for this pedal, but I can’t recommend it due to the poor build quality. I replaced this pedal with a Donner Sweet Juice. The Sweet Juice sounds great and has a memory feature so you can get specific tones for both output setting ( for example, zero gain in the clean channel and nice crunch in the lead channel).

I like the 008, and this one the 019. These are amazing pedals. Mooer is killing it with pedal board friendly small size pedals that are simple and quality and affordable. Tried Distortions. The Solo seems to be the best. But this pedal does seem to work best with a distortion or overdrive pushing it even a little.

I bought this for quick demo recordings. My big board is not bad to carry around but certainly not as portable. I have a Mesa throttle box on that board. I prefer the sound of the throttle box, but not by much, so I built a mini board with this as my main sound source. I added an azor fuzz, and a dan electro chorus, I’m adding a reverb pedal, and boom this rig will always be with me. I can gig with this pedal easily, just running foh. It can make the journey with me to work, I can eat my lunch and lay down a quick demo. Buy this little Mesa you’ll love it

For $100, you won’t find a better pedal that sounds closest to a boogie rec. I’ve tried them all I’m pretty sure. Brian Wampler’s triple wreck is great, but cost $300. It has other features I haven’t used, but maybe I will someday, just needed that boogie sound option on my board.

Senza parole, ho optato per lo 011 perché volevo ricreare quel suono Nu Metal tipo korn, limpBizkit e slipknot è suona veramente benissimo, ricreando veramente bene il suono del Mesa boogie; incredibile. Cupo, violento e distorto. Se siete amanti del metal anni 90 come me fa al caso vostro.

Muy buen sonido justo lo que buscaba. Es muy fácil de usar y conectado al radar da un sonido excelente

Ottimo pedale low cost per avvicinarsi al suono Mesa senza spendere una fortuna! Collegato alla scheda audio va benissimo per registrare grazie al cab sim integrato. Utile anche nel live potendolo collegare al return di una testata o in cassa tramite finale Baby Bomb.

Compre el 002 y el 015 que emulan un mjc800 y un peavy 5150 y ambos son geniales, el 002 es un poco más brillos, con más presencia, y el 015 tiene más cuerpo, le da un tono más lleno a los solos, ambos geniales!

Ottimo prodotto! Comodo, piccolino e pratico. Certo non è un Ractified vero, ma collegato ad una cassa suona bene. Un po' meno in diretta col suo simulatore, ma per emergenze va benissimo!!