MooerAudio | 1 decade ago

Mooer Slow Engine pedal:

The Slow Engine filters out the attack of your note, and swells the volume automatically producing a variety of sounds similar to those achieved using the volume knob in a guitar.
With a simple layout of 2 controls, one for the attack speed, and the other for sensitivity, the Slow Engine allows for multiple sounds.
By removing the attack of your playing the Slow Engine can produce violin sounds, bowing effects, reverse tape simulation and much more, paired with reverb it can produce ethereal sounds or you add chorus fur a richer sound.


Mooer Slow Engine Controls:

The Attack Knob adjusts the speed of the volume swell.
The Sense Knob controls the sensitivity of the effect.
The True Bypass Footswitch turns the effect on and off and the Bright LED indicates the pedal status.



Full metal shell
Very small and compact design
True bypass switch
DC 9V adapter power supply


Mooer Slow Engine Technical specs:
Input : 1/ 4 onaural jack (impedance: 470k Ohms )
Output : 1/ 4 onaural jack (impedance: 100 Ohms)
Power Requirements: AC adapter 9V DC (centerminus plug)
Current Draw:128 mA
Dimensions: 93. 5mm (D) ?42mm (W) ?52mm (H)
Weight : 170g
Accessories: Owner 's Manual

Music based on a traditional Chinese song.

Played with an MTD Kingston Rubicon guitar through a Mesa Boogie Mark V amp.

Performance by David Escobar.

Mooer Audio 2014