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for just$200, I think I can be more than happy with that for home and band rehearsing (I don't record).Īnd useless to say if reselling the GE200, it's still worth $100/150 in 2 years, and the Mooer Studio app is free. The only downside of the GE200 are the IR limited to 512 samples, and no parallel fx. The only competitor is indeed the ToneX pedal, which has AT5 (objectively better looking than Mooer Studio and possibly with slightly better amp model) but for twice more, and no floor fx unit. I can get the GE200 for $200 used nowadays, and it still holds up very well in terms of fx and amp models against more recent gear (MG30, GP-200, GX-100.), and offer the amp capture loading capability on top, a HUGE feature that no other pedal offers at that price point. Or is it only a false impression, because of the lot of videos of the youtubers who tend to focus on ToneX ? (who sponsor them a lot, as opposed to Mooer who don't seem to be as generous with product placement?)

why, in your opinion, are MNRS captures not as popular as ToneX or NAM captures? (or simply why Mooer GEs are not as popular as ToneX, despite having been released 3 years before the ToneX pedal? Because the GE Labs user's community is smaller than ToneNet's and NAM's community? Technically, Mooer GE200/250/300 is already that.

will they update the firmware of the ToneX later to have it control AT5 like a Midi pedal, or even better, to have a computer-less fx+amp modeling+tone capture loader+cab IR loader combo capability like Mooer's GEs? I hope so! ToneX days until death are counted! (unless IK themselves release a pedal combining AT+ToneX capabilities with full ATmax and ToneXmax suites 's weird, btw, because the ToneX pedal has 'Amplitube' and 'Machine Modeling' - AT's trademark for simulation algorythms - printed on the box, but no AT capability.

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