Mooer Soul Shiver

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Por el precio que tiene, no esperes el mejor Chorus del mercado. Además este pedal añade un par de efectos más como rotación y vibrato que te pueden ser útiles.

A mi con mi amplificador del local de ensayo, me pareció demasiado chillón hasta que empecé a mover el resto de pedales de posición. Colocándolo al Loop de efectos del cabezal, va perfectamente y le da un toquecito dulzón al sonido que para ciertos pasajes me está siendo muy útil.

Así que si lo que pretendes es colorear un poco el sonido de tu guitarra con un chorus, vibrato o rotación, y no te quieres dejar tu presupuesto en ello, te lo recomiendo siempre y cuando no pongas al máximo la intensidad. Porque entonces los oidos del resto de la banda lo van a sufrir....

Yo estoy satisfecho para su precio.

It is widely known that Mooer's analogue pedals are usually great and often wonderful but their digital ones much less so. This pedal requires 136 milliamps of power (I measured it) so apart from being quite a greedy pedal it may not play along side your other pedals if you daisy chain them together. I used an isolated supply and didn't have any problems with background noise. The chorus and rotary modes have this high frequency 'whoa, whoa' sweep, centred at where the modulation band would be on a flanger. Therefore, if you are looking for a chorus that sounds like a flanger pedal's idea of chorus (when you back off the resonance/feedback control) -then this effect might still be for you -I however, wasn't. Finally, the pedal when activated boosts the signal creating a volume jump (more noticable on clean sounds) and the volume control does nothing to tame this because it only mixes the already ramped up clean signal with that of the flanger-styled chorus modulation. In all I wasn't impressed and returned this pedal. Mooer's analogue chorus (Ensemble King) remains their best chorus in my opinion and this pedal didn't provide a convincing or usable rotary or vibrato sound either.

I got this unit looking for an affordable and compact way to add some character to my sound, in the form of a chorus, and what I gained in return was more that I was bargaining for.

I have this pedal hooked to one of my Carl Martin's octaswitch loops, and couldn't be happier. The stompbox delivers a fat, warm analog sound, very rich in frequencies, and it is a true bypass. It's basically a 3 in 1, since you can choose among chorus, vibrato and rotary.

The construction of the stompbox is quite rebust despite its size. The knobs and controls are simple, easy to read and understand, and they don't feel flimsy or easy to break. Again, despite of its small size you can easily tweak the volume and the intensity knobs to suit your needs. The modulation selector in the middle seems a bit more delicate than the other controls, but I've been using this heavily for over 8 months and I have not encountered any problems with it.

Something I don't particularly find useful on Mooer's in/outs is that they don't align on the chasis. In my particular experience this hasn't proven to be a useful thing to save space on the pedalboard, but again, it's a matter of taste.

I would recommend this pedal for those in a budget hunting for a great sounding tiny stompbox with chorus/vibrato capabilities.

I really wanted a Univibe pedal of some sort but didn't want to shell out the £150+ for one.

I spotted the Mooer range of pedals and thought I would give this a go.

Have to be said that I am very pleased with the sound so far running through a Blackstar Club HT40 or Bugera V5 Infinium.

I wanted the Dark Side of the Moon arpeggio sound and I must say ... I've just about got it. :)

Excellent service again from Thomann, delivered to UK within a couple of days.

Only problem now is .... I may be investing in quite a few more Mooer pedals :)