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Mooer Pedals club!!

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Patchbass

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Couldn't find one so thought we should start one? Here's my ninety orange: #1
 

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Patchbass said:
I was just wondering what the micro fuzz is like and the red dragon as im interested in maybe getting them?
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They're both great.

The RD is pretty much as described on the SFX sound website. You can get clean boost, or mild valve-like warmth (without full breakup) to valve-like overdrive. It doesn't really do full on distortion. And in addition you have the tone control, which from 12 oclock back to 7 has treble roll-off (think passive tone control) and shelving bass boost, and from 12 to 5 has a shelving bass cut and shelving treble boost. If you check the website description of the B3, that has EQ curves for a tone control that either close to or identical to the RD.

The Fuzz is versatile. With the Fuzz control at minimum, you're in overdrive/distortion territory, but turned to max, it's full on fuzz. Same tone control as the RD/B3.

Both work well on bass, which is as you'd expect because Max (Mr. SFX) is a bassist himself.

You should probably head over to the SFX user appreciation society for more info.
 
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BigBeatNut said:
They're both great.

The RD is pretty much as described on the SFX sound website. You can get clean boost, or mild valve-like warmth (without full breakup) to valve-like overdrive. It doesn't really do full on distortion. And in addition you have the tone control, which from 12 oclock back to 7 has treble roll-off (think passive tone control) and shelving bass boost, and from 12 to 5 has a shelving bass cut and shelving treble boost. If you check the website description of the B3, that has EQ curves for a tone control that either close to or identical to the RD.

The Fuzz is versatile. With the Fuzz control at minimum, you're in overdrive/distortion territory, but turned to max, it's full on fuzz. Same tone control as the RD/B3.

Both work well on bass, which is as you'd expect because Max (Mr. SFX) is a bassist himself.

You should probably head over to the SFX user appreciation society for more info.
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Ok cheers and will do just doing some fuzz comparisions at the moment ;)
 
#13
A few years ago I was one of the only sites/magazines/blogs who didn't skip the Chinese booths at Musikmesse and NAMM (and to notice the Super Bender and later the mini pedals), funny how everyone was checking them this year ;-)

Mooer Super Bender (one of the very first, box was not ready yet ;))
Mooer Ana Echo
Mooer Black Secret
Mooer Blues Crab
Mooer Cruncher
Mooer Electric Lady
Mooer Green Mile
Mooer Hustle Drive
Mooer Pitch Box
Mooer Shimverb
Mooer Triangle Buff
 
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