MOOER GE150 Max multi-effects pedal ships worldwide

September 10, 2025 · 3 sources

MOOER released the GE150 Max, a multi-effects and amp-modeling pedal, to official distributors and retailers worldwide on September 10, 2025¹. It joins the GE150 line, which MOOER introduced in 2019²³.

The Max carries 8 multi-purpose footswitches, against two on the original GE150¹³. Four switch between the four presets in each bank and two change banks; the remaining two handle the tuner, the 80-second looper and tap tempo¹. There are 50 banks of four presets, 200 slots in total, and 55 preamp models built on what MOOER calls nonlinear modeling technology¹. The pedal supports MOOER's MNRS amp sampling system and third-party IR files for cabinet emulations¹. A 3.5-inch color LCD shows the effect chain and module parameters, edited with "Select" and "Mode" dials¹. MOOER's CTRL function maps single effect modules to footswitches¹.

An integrated expression pedal can be mapped to tone and effect parameters or output volume¹. A spill-over function lets delay and reverb tails fade out when presets are switched¹. The drum machine has 40 patterns and 10 metronomes¹. Outputs are 1/4-inch stereo plus a stereo balanced XLR output; there is an Aux In port and a USB port for OTG recording to a mobile device and for preset, sample file and firmware management on a PC¹. The feature list describes the inputs and outputs as mono 1/4-inch and the USB port as USB-C¹.

MOOER also announced the GE150 Plus, a multi-effects and amp-modeling pedal with 198 preset patches, three multi-purpose footswitches, spill-over, an 80-second stereo looper and a 40-pattern drum machine¹. It comes in a standard mains-powered version and a battery-powered GE150 Plus Li with an integrated lithium battery rated at approximately 9 hours of use¹. No price was given for either pedal¹.