• GE150 Pro Li, is designed based on MOOER’s updated GE series design language.the standard mains-powered option and the GE150 Pro Li, which features a staggering 9 hours of battery life through an integrated Lithium battery.
• More Flexibility: Four multi-purpose footswitches for browsing presets and triggering a wide range of functions. paired with an upgraded effect chain control logic, allowing guitarists to utilize all four footswitches for enhanced flexibility when switching between different patches during performance. Expression pedal that supports both parameter control and output volume control.
• Massive Tone: 200 factory preset tones, 55 classic amp preamps based on MOOER’s in-house MNRS modeling technology, 26 high-quality cabinet simulations, AMP and CAB modules now support MNRS sample files (GNR and GIR). The AMP module has 20 slots for loading samples, and the CAB module's slots have been increased to 20.
• Multi-function purposes have also been built into the pedal’s UI, once again meeting the growing control system demands of guitarists creating on the cutting-edge of music technology. The GE150 Pro Li pedal can be mapped to effect parameters for dynamic live control and also features a "toe tap" feature to switch the mapping "Expression" to "Volume" control mode.
• Ready to Jam: tune with precise instrument tuner, play with built-in 80-second stereo LOOPER function, built-in drum machine module with 40 drum rhythms and 10 metronome modes. Best of all, all of these rhythmic and looping features can be controlled through the four multi-purpose foot switches, ensuring that loop improvisations and backing tracks can be seamlessly integrated into both live performances and practice sessions.
• Record at moment: Type-C USB interface supports connecting to a computer for tone editing, data management, and firmware updates. OTG connectivity that facilitates audio recording and playback. You can record your guitar on the phone for quick sharing.
• the GE150 Pro includes all industry-standard connections, including basics such as a mono ¼” input and stereo ¼” outputs, as well as more specialized features such as an ⅛” auxiliary input and a ⅛” headphone output. AUX In interface supports line-in audio input, allowing connection to mobile phones or external audio players for practice.