The GE300 is Mooer’s new flagship multi-effects processor
Back at NAMM 2019, Mooer unveiled a swanky addition to its GE range: the GE300 multi-effects processor. The unit has now been released, arriving with an expansive selection of digital amps, IR-based cab sims, a polyphonic synth engine and more. Here are the highlights:
An arsenal of digital options
Building on the GE200’s feature set, this new device is stocked with a total of 108 digital amp models, 43 IR-based cab sims and 164 effects. What has piqued our interest is the GE300’s three-voice polyphonic synth module, a component that can turn your guitar into a synth.
Each of the synth module’s voices can be tweaked, with options such as waveform, pitch, filters and arpeggiators all on the plate. The diagram below provides a clearer picture of the signal path:
Tone Capture
For users of Mooer’s Preamp Live amp modeller, this feature should ring a bell. It’s now been integrated into the GE300 with three different modes: Amp, Guitar and Cab.
Amp mode: Sample and capture your own amp’s tonal character
Guitar mode: Model your instrument’s EQ profile
Cab mode: Sample speaker cabs and create your own IR files
Controls and I/Os
Onboard the G300, you’ll find 10 customisable footswitches, a configurable stereo effects loop – with the option for signal chain routing – as well as an in-built looper with up to 30 minutes of recording.
This multi-fx unit also boasts a comprehensive range of I/Os, including a 1/4-inch instrument input – with a line level switch – two 1/4-inch outs and two balanced XLR outs. These are joined by a Type-B USB point, a headphone out as well as MIDI ins and outs.
Check out the GE300’s amp modelling capabilities below:
Available at £749.99. More info at mooeraudio.com.
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