Mooer Tube Engine

Mooer Tube Engine Thomann United States

I have the same issues with the fryette single space one. It always lacked some punch and thickness to the sound that was easily achievable with things like baby bomb. The cabinet contains a wgs retro 30 and a wgs g12c/s, both rated at like 99.6 db i think, for anyone interested in that. My other types are orange pedal.

Tube Engine Mooer Reverb

100% tube is my favorite, but with tubes your compromise is with your wallet, and a little more cumbersome to transport. It always lacked some punch and thickness to the sound that was easily achievable with things like baby bomb. Basically for me what it came down to is the orange gave me the closest to tube feel, at a.

Mooer Tube Engine Thomann United States

Mooer tube engine (not sure if it would keep clean, though). Also just got stomp, i’m just not using a lot of the floor options although i love the modeling and effects, i just don’t need all the paths and options. Rack is ok i guess but something in a small head shell would be preferred. Basically for me what.

Mooer Tube Engine Reverb

They should make a 100w version. Basically for me what it came down to is the orange gave me the closest to tube feel, at a price i could deal with, at a form factor that isn't cumbersome, with an eq i could live with. Ran that for awhile, now i’m using frfr. Why only one volume knob? I've discovered.

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The cabinet contains a wgs retro 30 and a wgs g12c/s, both rated at like 99.6 db i think, for anyone interested in that. After running preamp blocks with appropriate gain levels into the mooer, it actually sounds pretty good. Ran that for awhile, now i’m using frfr. It always lacked some punch and thickness to the sound that was.

Mooer Tube Engine - I have the same issues with the fryette single space one. I've discovered preamp blocks sound best through the tube power amp, while full amp blocks on the helix sound best through a ultra transparent ss power amp. I know i sound crazy trying to replace a high end pedal like a maxon od9. 100% tube is my favorite, but with tubes your compromise is with your wallet, and a little more cumbersome to transport. Got the 44magnum as a backup for the tube amp, tried it out and it sounded awesome also so ditched the tube amp. It always lacked some punch and thickness to the sound that was easily achievable with things like baby bomb.

Also just got stomp, i’m just not using a lot of the floor options although i love the modeling and effects, i just don’t need all the paths and options. Why only one volume knob? I chose the mooer tube engine as an inexpensive tube amp to power a 2x12 fender stage 1600 that i converted to a passive cabinet after the solid state head died. Mooer tube engine (not sure if it would keep clean, though). They should make a 100w version.

I Have The Same Issues With The Fryette Single Space One.

Basically for me what it came down to is the orange gave me the closest to tube feel, at a price i could deal with, at a form factor that isn't cumbersome, with an eq i could live with. Why are those controls inside? I've discovered preamp blocks sound best through the tube power amp, while full amp blocks on the helix sound best through a ultra transparent ss power amp. Im looking at the valeton tube engine because of the bass and treble controls, i want to replace my maxon od9 which sounds great but lacks the creaminess and high end spark that my od808 has (this one lacks the mid hump).

On The Negative Side Mooer Has Unpleasant Fizz When Playing At Low Volume And You Always Feel Its Sterile Solid State.

The cabinet contains a wgs retro 30 and a wgs g12c/s, both rated at like 99.6 db i think, for anyone interested in that. It always lacked some punch and thickness to the sound that was easily achievable with things like baby bomb. Why only one volume knob? They should make a 100w version.

My Other Types Are Orange Pedal Baby 100 And Mooer Tube Engine 20.

Also just got stomp, i’m just not using a lot of the floor options although i love the modeling and effects, i just don’t need all the paths and options. I chose the mooer tube engine as an inexpensive tube amp to power a 2x12 fender stage 1600 that i converted to a passive cabinet after the solid state head died. Rack is ok i guess but something in a small head shell would be preferred. A small tube amp, with fx loop, like dsl20.

I Only Played Through Fx Return Of Some Tube Amps But Have Never Got Satisfying Results (Helix, Atomic, Gt1000).

Ran that for awhile, now i’m using frfr. After running preamp blocks with appropriate gain levels into the mooer, it actually sounds pretty good. Got the 44magnum as a backup for the tube amp, tried it out and it sounded awesome also so ditched the tube amp. 100% tube is my favorite, but with tubes your compromise is with your wallet, and a little more cumbersome to transport.