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Post by frets on May 18, 2021 18:06:53 GMT -5
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Post by newey on May 18, 2021 18:19:56 GMT -5
The translation from Chinese was pretty flawless, except where they described the "base-wood body".
I'd be interested to hear what their modeling sounds like in actuality, outside of their commercial. But overall, the complexity of these things is daunting, at some point there's just too much to digest, at least for this old coot.
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Post by unreg on May 18, 2021 23:06:11 GMT -5
But overall, the complexity of these things is daunting, at some point there's just too much to digest, at least for this old coot. There wasn’t any food on the table to digest… they described a guitar and that it was capable of many things, but they never allowed you to hear any of the effects. 😔 The entire commercial was one track being played while you got to see many super short audio-less clips of people “playing” the guitar. I guess they want people to be excited about a meal without describing the food or even history of the chef. Though, I’ve never heard of Mooer… so maybe that’s why this impression lingers. Thank you for sharing frets! 👍😊 |
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Post by newey on May 19, 2021 5:19:23 GMT -5
Though, I’ve never heard of Mooer… Before this thing, Mooer was/is known for their effects pedals. Made in China and fairly inexpensive, I've never tried any of them so no idea if they're any good or not. |
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Post by frets on May 19, 2021 12:33:53 GMT -5
Mooer has gained a good reputation with regard to their mini pedals with some of their earlier models becoming worth money. I own probably about 4 of them. Their ShimVerb is outstanding. A couple of years ago you could pickup one of their pedals in the $20 to low $30 range.
I’ve decided I’m buying one of these Mooer guitars. I think it will be interesting and if it’s a flop, then I’ll keep it until it becomes worth $$$. I’m such an unabashed capitalist😸
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