Mooer Audio GE-200 - Does it Ambient Guitar?

[@chordsoforion]

A cool set of features in a small package for sure! Does anyone have any experience with this pedal yet, or are there similar pedals that you would recommend?

[@giancarlopaolini7529]

In total honesty I've still to exploit this small pedal (GE-200) to a reasonable percentage even though it's roughly one month that it's with me. Problably I'm spending too much time on different platforms (Fractal, Kemper and now this GE-200) but for strict ambient guitars I've been intrigued and of course I purchased one by the Headrush pedalboard ... you know why ? ... well, 11 empty slots where one can place as many delays and reverbs to suck all the power from its processor. This is in my opinion its big advantage on competitors considering also that It's got an expression pedal too and a very long looper. If you a chance I would suggest that you try it.

[@DoomedDawn]

The mooer does not have fx loop so you have to stick it in front of the amp or in to the loop. Shame, would have been cool otherwise. You should check out the new Line 6 Helix HX which is Helix effects (no amp modelling) in pedal board friendly package.

[@davelanciani-dimaensionx]

I think the point here is that you can get a lot of sound and function without having to spend $600! The Mooer GE-200 only costs $300.

[@DoomedDawn]

You are right. It really is good value product. I used to own Zoom G3x which was great given the price. I was just giving an alternative for a multifx with smallish footprint.

[@TheAnimeist]

I have the Mooer GE100 and GE200. You can pretty much get the same sounds out of both, however the GE200 has the USB interface (easy to program the effects with), you can change the order of your chain (as you've shown), and it has the CTRL button, which lets you enable/disable devices on the chain. Another nice feature is being able to program the settings and vary them with the pedal. A con of the GE100 is that it has no looper. A benefit of the GE100 is that it runs from batteries. The GE200 is not as portable, and requires a 600 mAmp power supply. This could become an issue when looking for isolated power supplies, as I have yet to find one that goes over 500 mAmp. The power usage is my only beef with the GE200.

[@vgeesnaps]

What makes the video ambient is your voice.

[@gngng5626]

Thank you for a non djent review. I am intetested in the unit, not interested in metal only reviews of a unit I would use for basically portable jam box with Fripp'able applications. You nailed it without a power chord. Awesome!

[@chordsoforion]

So glad you found the video useful!!

[@gngng5626]

+Lalo Landa It does. Ola Englund proved it. Just want more from it than fart sounds.

[@lessthanpinochet]

Robert Fripp is a genius.

[@theXundertankian94]

sir. davos

[@robertj1303]

This is the best GE200 unbiased video I have seen so far and you are always great in my books!

[@chordsoforion]

Thanks Robert!

[@leonardvaivada9046]

I was going to run out and by a multi effect pedal. Then I started to play around with my Fender Super Champ X2 + Fender Fuse software + hooked up to my computer does a lot of the things this thing does Cabinet + multiple amps - Overdrive + Modulation + Reverb + Delay + a bunch of different settings in each one. You can save settings. I play guitar just for fun. So to the Super Champ allows me to get familiar with pedals without the cost. For example the Modulation has settings for Sine Chorus, Triangle Chorus, Sine Flanger, Triangle Flanger, Vibratone, Vintage Tremolo, Sine Tremolo, Ring Modulator, Step Filter, Phaser and Pitch Filter. I'm 68 years old just starting out. I'm on a fixed income.

[@davidhallowell3457]

Nice demo - and I also appreciated it staying in that rare Djent-free zone. When I looked at the I/O, at first I thought, "Too bad there's not a stereo effects loop" ... then I realized, at this size and price, this thing could *be* the effects loop in a larger scheme. I just ordered one, so I'll test that idea. Mooer = supplement in the loop for the studio, and it unplugs to provide a compact solution that's perfect for a little gig. Will see...

[@chordsoforion]

Yeah - I think at the price point, the lack of an effects loop is not a big deal.

[@jeroenriquez4412]

Your voice made me relaxed

[@sirnigelcogs]

That looks like a lovely little unit.

[@PKVarianceArts]

I'm just going to say it - you are the Bob Ross of Ambient Guitar. Excellent review as always.

[@liamkoiter3356]

PK Variance Arts LOL that is such a good comparison actually

[@airghandy]

waiting for you to levitate... stil waiting

[@kyu1549]

Fck. Hahhahahha.

[@starskyto7328]

hahaha

[@romanuke_style]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@usta028]

don't know if I missed it but the exp and merge function is great for ambient. It allows you to control multiple parameters at once with the expression pedal.

[@chordsoforion]

No, you did not miss it in the video. Great tip - thanks!!!!!

[@TheDennzio]

Thanks I am a beginner with ambient guitar style and I don't want to spend tons of money at this point only to discover I'm quickly bored and stuck with equipment I won't use. Going to buy this unit and check out your how to videos. Thanks for your generosity and sharing spirit...paying it forward you are.

[@duaneanderson6393]

an excellent overview that clearly demonstrates the qualities of the unit I appreciate your use of the E-Bow and how you used it

[@brandonbanks1408]

Sir... this my first time on the channel...and hearing the demo made from this pedal. I'm very much in a calming state of awe. Subscribed and notifications on!

[@jameshouchin5086]

Stellar review sir! Thanks as always!

[@chordsoforion]

And thanks for commenting!!

[@weinderdog1184]

Finally! A guitar channel that also fills my ASMR needs

[@greenspiderforce]

I didn’t realize Ser Davos was a guitar player!!! Rock on! 😋

[@chordsoforion]

"-)

[@josephwright5921]

Digital has come a long way and sounds so much better than it did 20 and 30 years ago

[@MD_is_me]

Very informative as per usual. Thanks.

[@verdaodamassa]

I liked the pedalboard, it's very good by the way, especially for those who do not have the money to buy a Boss GT-1000. Then you just have the Modulation Effects to play with a cleaner sound, or even worth giving a light "dirty" sound with a drive to play something heavier. GREETINGS FROM BRAZIL!

[@808quake]

loved the frippishness at the end of this vid

[@chordsoforion]

Thanks!

[@SONGSTICKS]

Another good pedal for Ambient guitar worth having a look at is the Nux MFX-10.I got one of ebay for about £30 and it's absolutely superb !! The great thing is that you can control ALL of the parameters with the built in expression pedal which makes ambient swells a piece of cake. It's built like a tank and really intuitive to navigate... I highly recommend it :O)

[@jmar482]

Really enjoying your video reviews and your playing.

[@lightnintrucker]

I like that demo ya did with the rhythm at 10:43. That is a cool machine. I'm highly considerin' gettin' this drum machine pedal called the Beat Buddy. This way I can implement a good beat into my blues and light rock playin'. Keep up the good work!

[@jamesr6497]

For rocking and shredding on the fly this is a nice pedal, especially those who cant afford high price custom pedals and don't want to deal with stringing stomp boxes together. Instant gratification in the form of well thought out presets. One unit, plug in... jam or record. Rocking tones and a little bit of ambient exploration on a budget. However for the serious ambient guitarist... he or she might want more. I suppose though in the end its going to be your budget that decides; but its not bad for the money.

[@chordsoforion]

Totally agreed on all your points! The Line AMPLIFi FX100 is another great budget unit to consider.

[@andrewkratz226]

Very nice unit, good review. Love your e-bowing.

[@thomaswalz3515]

Thank you! I've been perusing videos on this device... and so far, all have been by metal and heavy rock players... who make up 99% of most gear reviews. I play with clean tones, country Tele twang, Knopfleresque clean Strat... and occasionally, go back to my Blues roots, just a touch of crunch. IMO, crunch is for immature tastes... as a young man, I couldn't get enough... now, an elder, I see how clean tones have an infinite palette of colorations and textures... so many variables, I am left overwhelmed... chasing that perfect tone, often as difficult to find as a unicorn. Your input and evaluation of this device was so much more useful for me. Thanks, again.

[@chordsoforion]

Glad to be of service!! :-)

[@thomaswalz3515]

Chords Of Orion: Very intrigued with your style... You go for what I do, tone, timing, everything that makes music great, regardless of genre... Shredding is for kids.

[@nodrog5150]

Many thanks for this demo. I was trying to decide on the ocean machine but i'm in 2 minds now, especially when you used the ebow.

[@joebernard4890]

11:30 Donkey Kong Country ocean level

[@jarikoskenniska299]

Great inspirations, Tnx! ...got this mooer a while ago!

[@omarsharif927]

First time and new subscriber ...how do you like this pedal. Or do you prefer pedals.

[@Thirsty_Fox]

I'm sorry Bill but that PRS is too damaged for your professional use... As a long-time follower, my advice is to sell me it for a bargain price. ;) ;)

[@chordsoforion]

:-)

[@diegoignacio4923]

First!! great video as always ;) I´m thinking to get my hands on this little device.

[@willtato8778]

Thank you!! This is what I was looking for. I don't care about metal. Everyone knows it can. Ambient is important to me, and something not always tested. Just out of interest, there isn't a pedal with a shimmer effect is there?

[@ParidotParidigm]

Thanks for the review for ambient guitar on this one! You didn't end up using it, tho' you mentioned it has one... I'm curious how well the volume pedal effect works on this... does it do good swells at all? I'm hoping to not have to buy a separate pedal/ebow at the moment :P

[@ponzish]

It can do swells. I am no professional guitarist, but I enjoy playing some post-rock stuff. Following the guide to ambient swells that is also on this channel, I was able to set up a nice sound to use the pedal with. The only downside is that the pedal travel is not very wide, but it works.

[@Antone1971]

Thanks for your videos and this one with the GE200. A question : What is your little grey tool you use to pick the chords ? It's great !

[@victorlaw4256]

Thank you for the great playing and the walk through. You started to mention at about 10:15 that we could change the order of the pedal items in the signal chain. I understand and appreciate that. But logically why is the cab allowed to move around, and could sit before, say a distortion pedal in the chain. I thought the cab, should not be movable and should always be placed at the end of the chain. Maybe I missed something.

[@craigparse1439]

I had to sub after watching this. Very nice!

[@guigui82]

Nice demo with beautiful sounds ! If I may ask, how did you setup the EXP to act as a volume pedal ? I've read in the manual that you can have it behave like the master volume control when the assigned function is not active, but in this case I guess it's located at the end of the chain, so not great for swells with delay/reverb. Is it possible to set it after comp and OD, but before delay and reverb ? Thanks in advance !

[@chordsoforion]

You can assign the EXP pedal to most parameters of any effect, so for example, if you assign it to the master volume of the amp, it will swell that effect. You can then use the chain setting to change the ordering of the effects to ensure that your swell will occur before the delays and reverbs.

[@guigui82]

Oh I see, that's cool ! Thank you Bill for this precise and detailed answer.

[@victoreijkhout6146]

That's a really cool tone you're getting at the end. I don't see any obvious tonal trickery in the signal chain except for the EQ. Or is it taht "Flex boost"?

[@chordsoforion]

Yes - I am just using the on board effects and settings. The Flex Boost is one of the distortion/overdrive options. It's basically a clean boost effect.

[@davegetsspam]

I hope you can remember the answer to this question. Can you put more than one delay in the chain of effects? I was wondering if you could do a Mooer Ocean Machine emulation on this?

[@chordsoforion]

No - the GE-200 has a fixed number of effects slots and there is only one delay. You can change the ordering of the blocks, but not what effect each block is.

[@aotajon]

Beautifully done, some nice sounds you’ve made with this pedal. If I may ask, what are those P90s your using in the PRS?

[@chordsoforion]

Thanks!! The P90s are the stock pickups that come with the semi-hollow SE-277.

[@JNMorgen11]

Bill, I really appreciate these product reviews that you do. My problem will be deciding what I want to buy when my tax refund shows up. I'm still leaning towards the TC Electronic Ditto X4, but this Mooer GE-200 looks and sounds nice.

[@matthewcombs9059]

Really good tones! Were you running this straight into an interface? Or to an amp?

[@chordsoforion]

Straight into the interface. Thanks!

[@Gigatless]

How is that pick called 11:22 ? Low key wanna try it too

[@nazmoking3171]

Very nice - thanks for this demo! I would have loved if you used the Zoom G3xn so I would learned better how to operate it for this but they are very similar devices. Clearly, these multi-effect devices can do the job.

[@chordsoforion]

Glad you liked the demo. Sorry - but I don't have a Zoom G3xn. I have gotten a number of requests for this, so maybe I will reach out to Zoom to see if they can send me a demo unit.

[@GR00VYGH0ULIE]

Neat sounding unit! I'd stick with my Line 6 Pod HD500X for multil fx myself though. I'd recommend the hd500x as it offers more amp/cab and effect choices and probably about the same price on the North American used market as the Mooer GE-200 new! Thanks for another awesome video Mr. Bill!!

[@arkavagoswami3068]

GR00VYGH0ULIE nope...hd500x is more costlier than ge200..almost twice to the price of ge200

[@GR00VYGH0ULIE]

Pod HD500X on craigslist for around $400... Same as GE-200 new. As I said on the used market (ie. craigslist) Thanks for the input though.

[@arkavagoswami3068]

GR00VYGH0ULIE well I don't know abt Craig list but in my country it costs around 19k inr n hd500x cost around 44k inr

[@GR00VYGH0ULIE]

Arkava Goswami $386 new for ge-200 Canadian and used HD500X is $300 to $400... Used gear and guitars are very competitively priced here in Canada.

[@arkavagoswami3068]

GR00VYGH0ULIE I'm talking in Indian currency...price may vary from country to country ..its allr8..peace bro.tc

[@guitfiddleblue]

Great video - I much prefer individual high quality pedals (just my preference - no right or wrong there). Great review!

[@chordsoforion]

Oh yeah - no right or wrong. And I am not selling any of my Strymon pedals! :-)

[@jeremiegalan007]

I never expected his voice would sound like as it is. When i saw the thumbnail, I was expecting a Davos Seaworth voice. 😅 But thanks for the good review though. 🙂

[@williammolina9792]

Which do you think have the best hard rock 80s tones. The zoom g3x or the mooer ge200.??

[@chordsoforion]

I don't know. I have never used the G3X.

[@chitkasametananankul2896]

Nice review. I like ypur voice. Make me relax. :D

[@storzbickel4328]

What is the gray thing you are using in the last demo?? Quite possibly the greatest sound I've ever heard out of a guitar

[@chordsoforion]

It's the Heet Sound EBow. I've got a bunch of videos here using it and demoing it.

[@storzbickel4328]

That's great to hear, would love to learn more about it. Thanks coo!

[@JamieClark]

Second! Reminds me of the TC Nova (in the design) but I wonder how robust this unit feels...

[@chordsoforion]

If you are referring to the case, it' a pretty solid feeling chunk of metal.

[@aintnothinbutdablues]

No use all these many option if they all sound very close. Or is it just me?

[@drfdwf392]

Hi please do the Zoom G5n if you can ambient on it. Thanks!

[@l.g.5899]

I have an Helicon liveplay 3. I'd like to use the Moer Ge 200 with it, leaving to voicelive 3 just the vocal effects part. Could I use the expression pedal of the Moer to control the volume of Voicelive 3 if they're connected? Sorry if it's a stupid question, but I' like to save the money for an extra pedal just for volume if I could avoid it... Thanx in advance.

[@rickc2102]

Pretty decent little box, but would be better if one could stack effects; I love running two delays or reverbs together, and combining phasing and flanging or chorus and phasing. Still, there are more and more good-sounding compacts coming out for budding guitarists.

[@magicmike6961]

nice video Liberace

[@ВладиславСмирнов-ъ7ъ]

Thanks for the video)))

[@chordsoforion]

You are welcome!

[@The_18th_Fret]

Great demonstration, thank you! I'm a new guitar player currently exploring my options for a first budget effects pedal unit and am trying to decide whether the extra $100 for the GE-200 would serve me better in the long run, over the $200 Zoom G3Xn.

[@guitarzzzz1]

The 18th Fret I had the zoom get the Moore it’s awesome

[@studentjohn35]

One common limitation of small pedals is the delay time. Once you hit 2.4 seconds, the possibilities diminish exponentially. At some point, Bill, you seemed to be well into addressing this, but you've moved away from mentioning it recently

[@chordsoforion]

It's true that there are a limited number of small (and large format too!) pedals that can produce more than 2 1/2 seconds of delay time. When you say that I have moved away from mentioning it, are you referring to me indicating what the max delay time is, or talking about the advantages of longer delay times (or both?).

[@tofusauce]

Can you stack mod effects on this? Such as flanger, tremolo and vibrato

[@Whiskeyklone]

Nope

[@tofusauce]

Whiskeyklone thank for helping decide on my next purchase, you saved me a bunch of time and headaches

[@ozhanozdil]

A nice saying: "Not too bad..."

[@freeelectron8261]

So it can do Frippertonics - nice!

[@neilgroves3592]

I have been playing for a while and have accumulated a few pedals including a reverb and a delay which I use mostly since I like ambient music, I have just been listening to some of the guitar synthesizers available and am on the verge of making a purchase, however since the price of these units is somewhat expensive, is it really going to benefit me to trade my existing pedals for a synth, in particular the Mooer GE200 or the Roland GR-55

[@chordsoforion]

Just to be clear - the GE-200 is not a synth. It's a multi-effects pedal with amp and cab sims.

[@neilgroves3592]

Chords Of Orion I completely overlooked that....yes you are right, OK back to square one lol

[@planetpjr]

if you were stranded on an island and your Ok with Henry Miller, F Scott Fitzgerald books , John Coltrane and Allan Holdsworth records, what would your 5 pedals be?

[@chordsoforion]

Well - first - I would rather be stranded with JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis. :-) As far as pedals go, I would pick a compressor (not wed to the Wampler), Sunset, Little Alligator volume pedal, Flashback Triple Delay and the Big Sky. But - I would be crying without the Immerse. This assumes that I can have an amp modeler that did not count as one of the 5...

[@planetpjr]

wow! glad you chose the big sky. me too. can we hear what that chain would sound like?

[@planetpjr]

whoa! you decided quickly. can you hook up your desert island effects chain? I would never part with my Magic stomp and Strymon boxes.

[@cooldaze57]

Chords Of Orion Bill, I just subscribed to your channel, and am loving it so much I just purchased a used PRS 277 to pursue ambient guitar playing as a “cinematic backdrop” for some of my songs I’m trying to record in Logic Pro X. Stupid question: Is it possible to use something like this unit (or possibly Helix FX?), coupled with Logic’s built-in amp & mic modelers, to achieve what you say you would miss? I don’t play out, so I don’t care to buy a dozen different pedals, but on the other hand, I think I’d like to have some effects outside/prior to A/D conversion vs recording dry in Logic and adding FX later. Does that make any sense, or am I just getting too old?? :-/

[@JammyGit]

I think it'd be interesting to connect the Mooer Ocean Machine to this and see if you can create a wormhole in the fabric of space 😵

[@chordsoforion]

Challenge accepted!

[@JammyGit]

Great ! I will look out for that video 😆 I have the Ocean Machine myself and I wouldn't mind getting this GE 200 as well. It seems like a better value unit than their Red & Black Truck multi effect pedals which both have their good & not so good features and I feel that you would need both, which is too expensive....enter the GE 200. I was only commenting recently that Mooer have really raised their game in the last 1-2 years with the Ocean Machine, Red & Black Trucks, and GE 200. It wasn't all that long ago when I bought (and sold) a Mooer Shimverb which cost me about £70 at the time and that I thought wasn't a very good reverb at all....and I compare that to the reverb options on the Ocean Machine.

[@SomeplaceWonderful]

I'll be very interested to see that as well.

[@landon.cunningham]

What's the difference in this unit and the Preamp Live? The Preamp Live is more with less features?

[@chordsoforion]

I have never used the Preamp Live, however it looks like a dedicated preamp/amp modeling unit, whereas the GE-200 has a set of effects in addition to amp modeling. I assume that the amp modeling section is not as elaborate as the Preamp Live.

[@morbidangel989]

I just found your channel a few days ago and I really love your focus on ambient guitar sounds. Being a huge Devin Townsend fan, I really appreciate ambient guitar. I was actually wondering how you like that PRS SE 277 you're playing here. Is it a really good guitar for the money? I've been thinking about getting a baritone, and that model is definitely something I'm considering. My biggest concern would be the neck profile. Do you know how the profile compares to something like a Fender modern C shape?

[@chordsoforion]

I think the SE-277 is a great guitar for the money (especially if you get it from Prymaxe on sale!). Not sure on the neck profile. Does PRS have something like a Fender profile? In any case, the neck feels good to me. Baritone neck always feel beefier because of the string gauge.

[@morbidangel989]

Thanks for the response. I'm honestly not sure how PRS necks compare to Fender necks. I just happen to have a strat with the "modern C" profile and that is comfortable for me (which is why I was wondering how the SE-277 neck compares). I'm guessing it's definitely thicker than my Fender's neck, since the specs for the SE-277 call the neck profile "wide fat."

[@GatorBait_Studio]

I own a wide fat prs (30th anniversary custom 24 ) and an American special Strat. The difference is yin and yang. Wide is no joke. I have not small nor large hands, ring size 10 and at the neck joint 12th fret it’s downright difficult to put your pinky on the low E, where it’s no problem on the Strat.. the wide part is for sure why, string spacing as well, I would NOT have bought this guitar had I played it first, instead of falling in love with online marketing. If you ARE looking for a similar profile to modern c the mark Holcomb SE is ggggggggggggggrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeaaaaaat and it does indeed DJENT. It is my number 2 after the American Strat!

[@JeffCDollente]

wow, how do you record your guitar for KZbin? You sound very good! Kudos mate!

[@chordsoforion]

Hey Jeff! For this video, I plugged the guitar into the GE-200 (obviously) and then connected the stereo outputs of the GE-200 into my Focusrite computer audio interface. I then used Logic Pro X to record. Hope this makes sense!

[@rvfiasco]

@@chordsoforion I was thinking of skipping the focusrite and just using the GE-200 to go direct into my computer. Right now I'm not in a stable enough of an environment to invest too much money to start doing basic things. I think that's why I'm going to just go with this because it skips having to own a cabinet of my own for just practice and writing needs.

[@markkens9]

Wow, I jumped to 11 minutes and I thought Fripp had slipped in!

[@chordsoforion]

The full piece is posting on Wednesday!

[@TheRijul13]

How are the delay and reverb in this compares to the Ocean Machine?

[@Raysse4]

I think very much low,that is a serious machine.

[@nodrog5150]

Bought the ocean machine finally and glad I did. This is some time machine😂

[@chordsoforion]

Nice!!

[@biggusunitus]

Thank you for your video sir! Based on this review I went and got one of these great units. I'm having a ton of fun with it attempting NOT to sound terrible when attempting ambient tunes. Just a quick question though - the only real issue I have with the pedal is the expression pedal - it's a little clunky. Would you have any suggestions for an external expression pedal? Im thinking something from the Morley or Boss ranges?

[@chordsoforion]

I like the Boss EV-30. Pretty indestructible and works well.

[@biggusunitus]

@@chordsoforion Thanks legend!

[@hottamanful]

Thank you for the great effort. Been an acoustic guitar player for awhile and just now started rocking the electric . My Amp has no built in effect loop , so I am wondering how can this device ( and other pedals) work with my Amp ? and how to connect em ?

[@chordsoforion]

Best to consult the GE200 manual. There's a diagram of connecting it to different devices: v1.cecdn.yun300.cn/fsite_1804040320%2FGE200_Manual_EN_V03_2019.04.301559198689170.pdf

[@valeriodemattia6503]

Can you tell me if the volume in the headphones is good or if it is low?

[@chordsoforion]

The volume can get VERY loud in the headphones. Definitely loud enough to damage your hearing!

[@zenarobinson3851]

many thanks for all your reviews! please could you tell me - does this have a 'tails' setting when changing fx during live performance? (someone may well have already mentioned this in the numerous videos i've watched!) :-)

[@yungneptunes8521]

can you use pedals only if u play them along a guitar, or can i also plug them in my pc and use them with digital synths? and does anybody here know a good analog detuner?

[@chordsoforion]

If you have an audio card with multiple line ins and outs, then yes, you can route a software synth output to your outboard pedals and then back into the computer.

[@Explorerofthesea]

Hey there, thanks for the great video ! did you use PA ? how was your setup ?

[@chordsoforion]

No I did not use a PA. I just plugged the GE-200 directly into my computer's audio interface.

[@insertanynameyouwant5311]

I have an Ebow as well but almost don`t use it. You`ve just inspired me to try some more) I`ll definitely use it with Lo-fi effect to get that synthetic sound. I don`t have such a device and don`t need it, still cool video, as always! Did you use normal mode or harmonic mode? Cause mine has only normal.

[@chordsoforion]

My current EBow is the the Plus with both standard and harmonic modes. I will use them both in a single piece when the "fit" hits me!

[@insertanynameyouwant5311]

ok cool, seems like I need a new Ebow

[@alexisrosalesruiz7334]

Didn't have time to see the full vid, does it have a loop for analog pedals?

[@chordsoforion]

If you mean an effect loop, then no.

[@waltersmetak]

Any plans to review Empress' "Zoia"? Especially doing long, dense drones? That would be something I would really like to see.

[@chordsoforion]

Looks complicated!

[@jeremycharlerie7523]

Cool. As always , inciting. Since the Mooer can ambient guitar, can the Boss MS-3 ambient guitar as well?

[@chordsoforion]

I would guess that it could, although it is not an all in one unit like the GE-200. So you would need an amp/cab, a volume pedal and a looper to round out the the MS-3

[@JoelGilardini]

Looks like a really cool unit! Featurewise it reminds me a bit the Zoom Multistomps. Did you ever try them out?

[@chordsoforion]

I have not tried them, but would like to.

[@JoelGilardini]

Do it if you find one. Practically it's like having a pedalboard inside one compact stompbox. These are the core my live setup for reverbs, and special effects, like synthy sounds and sweel/sound-carpet things.

[@spadaniele]

Really great! It would be fantastic to have patches to recreate the ambient taste of Gilmour sound, do you think the ge200 could be useful for this pourpose?

[@chordsoforion]

I would guess so, especially if you have a Stratocaster. There are Fender style amp and cab models, etc.

[@spadaniele]

Yes I have a Strato, I’ll try to recreate convincing Gilmour sound once I’ll receive the ge200.

[@JiganieVrajmasul]

Hello! Please let me know of your oppinion on this: when using the GE200 live directly into the PA system, would you use a DI-box, the outputs being mono jacks?

[@chordsoforion]

I suspect it would be fine without a DI box unless the cable run was really long.

[@storiesandmorals]

Awesome. I have a question. How do you plug this in so that you can switch from just using the fx with the can and amp emulators off and then clicking them back on so it's using the internal amp and not my real amp. Just confused on how it needs to be set and plugged in to switch from real amp with this devices fx and then switching right to the internal amps on this I have a black star amp head and a crate cab loaded with v30s. Any info would help as I really wanna get one. Cheers.

[@chordsoforion]

Just set up 2 patches with the same effects chain - 1 with cab and amp sims on, and one with cab and amp sims off.

[@williammolina9792]

Strange almost nobody on KZbin use it with an tube amp. Wonder why.??

[@chordsoforion]

You don't need one, as it contains amp models and speaker cab simulations.

[@williammolina9792]

@@chordsoforion And if you want to use it live, with your tube amp.

[@sashakoegler8303]

Thanks so much for all your awesome demonstrations. I am considering this pedal for my busking board. Is this unit capable of having multiple delays in the effects chain or does it only do one mod, one delay, one reverb, etc.?

[@chordsoforion]

Just one delay, reverb etc. There are nine effects blocks and you can position them in differing orders. Check the manual for more information: v1.cecdn.yun300.cn/fsite_1804040320%2FGE200_Manual_EN1531310927590.pdf

[@sashakoegler8303]

@@chordsoforion Thanks so much!

[@Juninh0Martins]

Nice video! how about for a playing like U2 delay style? Do you think that's a great deal?

[@chordsoforion]

If all you are looking for is a delay, then is it an expensive option.

[@accentontheoff]

Sorry if I missed this but can you change the order of the signal chain, move blocks left and right.

[@chordsoforion]

Yes, there is a "chain" mode where you can move the effects blocks to taste.

[@accentontheoff]

@@chordsoforion Great, thanks!

[@accentontheoff]

Is the Mooer GE200 a regularly used part of your rig. Or was this just a one off. I am reading some reports of build quality issues, hence asking. P.S. My other option is a NUX MG30, have you any views on that. Thanks.

[@juanpablocarrascosaldivia9561]

Hello, what element do you use in your hand when you play?

[@thomasburkhard2784]

Sounds frippin´ good. Are you pleased with the reverb unit?

[@chordsoforion]

It's decent considering the price. Not as a cool as a Big Sky though...

[@padmarley]

Can you stack modulations ? Or basically different effects within the same button?

[@astersarte1282]

Aloha! I got this a few months ago. Is there a way to save a group of presets so I can access them immediately? I remember watching a vid where the narrator mentioned it can be done. I just can't find that vid for some reason. Thanks!

[@chordsoforion]

Not exactly sure what you mean other than saving a preset. Best to check the manual for all the options: www.mooeraudio.com/companyfile/GE200-Downloads-138.html

[@SomeplaceWonderful]

How does this compare to the Ocean Machine? Complimentary or redundant? More or less versatile? Better fidelity or the same? I do wish it had stereo input like the Ocean Machine. Most importantly, perhaps, how many instances of any one effect module can run concurrently? Is it possible to have two reverbs, a single delay and two modulation effects in the same chain, in any order?

[@chordsoforion]

The GE-200 is amp modeler / multi-effects pedal. Totally different from the Ocean Machine, which is dedicated to 1 reverb and 2 delays. I would not try to compare them. I would suggest evaluating what you need and getting the pedal that meets the need.

[@SomeplaceWonderful]

Thanks for the really fast reply. I read the manual but still couldn't determine if more than one instance of any particular effect could be run concurrently. Did you have time enough with the GE-200 to determine if it was possible?

[@chordsoforion]

You can change the order of the effect blocks, but the instances are fixed at one block per effect. One reverb block, one delay block, etc.

[@SomeplaceWonderful]

Thanks again for another crazy fast reply! I guess one has to step up to an Axe-Fx III or Helix for that sort of thing? As has been mentioned elsewhere here, too many YT video reviews of music equipment aren't geared toward "the gear" (yeah, I just did that). When researching the Ocean Machine most of the reviews used blues and metal "riffs" as a way to demonstrate it's features; it made no sense to me, the blues riffs in particular.Your review of the Ocean Machine is what made me a subscriber. With this GE-300 review, it seems entirely appropriate to touch upon a little something other than just ambient and you make that accommodation without losing the plot. I don't think the GE-300 is a must buy (for me), unlike the Ocean Machine, but I doubt I would glean that from elsewhere. Of course, that could change if you do a video using them together. I've come to really appreciate your reviews since coming across your YT channel; it's my "go to" for anything "ambient guitar" related (particularity when I'm interested in gear for Hammocky stuff). Thanks, again, for the great YT channel, the awesome reviews, and the wonderful music. Cheers.

[@wouldoox8024]

Hi there :), do you (channel owner - greetings:)) or any of you folks had experience with mooer ge-200 and tc electronic nova system? I know nova is quite older, but still - do you think it is somehow comparable and there is a straightforward winner here? If yes - which one and why? Cheers dudes!

[@pyropedals5553]

Hi again, I notice that now you are looking at the gigboard or Helix stomp for your next modeller, can you please tell me why you have moved on from the Mooer? Thanks

[@chordsoforion]

My Avid Eleven Rack has been my goto modeler for the last several years. I don't use the Mooer on a regular basis because it does not have an effects loop. Also, the amp models are not quite as good as the more expensive modelers. This makes sense (to me anyway) given the price point of the Mooer.

[@pyropedals5553]

@@chordsoforion cool, thanks for the info.

[@MazenArafat]

What is the thing you use on your right hand 11:27 ?

[@Neuri]

Mazen Arafat an ebow