The MOOER GE150 Pro is a compact multi-effects and amp-modeling pedal, a development of MOOER's original GE150 multi-effects pedal, which launched in 20191. It comes loaded with 200 factory preset tones, 55 preamps and 26 cabinets, and it carries 10 slots for third-party IR cabinet simulation files, so you can load your own speaker captures alongside the stock cabinet models1.
MOOER describes the GE150 Pro as designed based on its updated GE series design language, and it sits in a family that has grown to include the GE150 Plus, the GE150 Max and battery-powered Li versions of several models12.
What the GE150 Pro does
The GE150 Pro puts a full rig in one floor unit: preamp and cabinet modeling, effects, presets, a tuner and practice tools. The 55 preamps and 26 cabinets form the amp-modeling core, and the 200 factory presets give you ready-made patches to browse before you start editing your own1.
The 10 IR slots are the feature that separates the Pro from simpler units in the line. An impulse response (IR) is a capture of how a real speaker cabinet and microphone color a signal, and loading third-party IRs lets you replace the stock cabinet simulations with captures of specific cabinets. The original GE150 already had an IR loader for third-party IRs, and the Plus and Max editions of the family also support third-party IR files, so it is a family-wide capability rather than a Pro exclusive123.
The original GE150, which the Pro builds on, sampled at 44.1 KHz and offered a headphone output for silent practice, an auxiliary audio input and a built-in tuner45.
Footswitches, presets and expression
The GE150 Pro has four multi-purpose footswitches for browsing presets and triggering a wide range of functions1. That is double the original GE150's layout: Guitar World's review of the GE150 found two footswitches for cycling through presets, with a hold on the left switch activating the built-in tuner and a foot held on the right activating the 80-second looper6.
The onboard expression pedal supports both parameter control and output volume control, so it can act as a volume pedal or be mapped to effect parameters such as wah or delay level1. The original GE150's expression pedal was programmable in the same spirit, and gearnews noted at launch that the onboard expression pedal and tap tempo let you adjust effect parameters easily43.
For comparison within the family:
| Model | Footswitches | Expression | Presets |
|---|---|---|---|
| GE150 | 2 | Programmable expression pedal | 200 preset patches |
| GE150 Plus | 3 | Parameter-mappable | Up to 198 preset patches |
| GE150 Pro | 4 | Parameter and volume control | 200 factory presets |
| GE150 Max | 8 | Integrated, mappable | 200 factory presets |
Sources: maker product pages1478 and Premier Guitar's coverage of the Max and Plus2.
The GE150 Max goes furthest on control: its 8-footswitch layout allows instant preset changes, effect toggling, bank switching, tuner access and tap tempo, with four footswitches dedicated to switching between the four presets of each bank28.
Power and connections
The GE150 Pro's AUX In interface supports line-in audio input, allowing connection to mobile phones or external audio players for practice, so you can play along with backing tracks without extra hardware1. The original GE150 also had a headphone output for silent practice5.
Power depends on which version you buy:
- GE150 Pro (standard): white enclosure, mains-powered1
- GE150 Pro Li: vibrant red enclosure, built-in lithium battery providing up to 9 hours of play time1
Guitar World's review of the Pro Li confirms the built-in lithium battery provides up to nine hours of playing time9. The original GE150 ran on a 9V DC supply, center negative, at 300 mA, with the power supply included46.
If you need battery power, choose the Pro Li. The standard white GE150 Pro is mains-powered only, so it needs a wall outlet or a mains adapter wherever you play1.
The GE150 family and its versions
The GE150 line began with the GE150 in 2019, which MusicRadar described as succeeding MOOER's GE100 and as scaled down from the GE300's slate, with around half as many models on offer101. Premier Guitar notes that the GE150 has since seen several significant improvements, including through the GE150 Pro and the GE150 Plus2.
The current family breaks down like this:
- GE150 Pro: four footswitches, 200 presets, 55 preamps, 26 cabinets, 10 IR slots; white and mains-powered1
- GE150 Pro Li: the Pro's feature set in red, with a built-in lithium battery for up to 9 hours of play19
- GE150 Plus: three footswitches, up to 198 preset patches, parameter-mappable expression pedal, aux input; available in standard white and a black Li version with up to 9 hours of battery use7
- GE150 Max and GE150 Max Li: 8-footswitch layout, 200 factory presets, integrated expression pedal; the Max Li runs on a built-in battery alongside its 9V DC 1.5A supply2811
MusicRadar's review of the GE150 Max Li lists its power as 9V DC 1.5A with a 2000 mAh lithium-ion battery (7.4 V / 14.8 Wh)11.
The wider GE series also includes the AI-powered GE100 Pro, built on MOOER's third-generation hardware platform, and the GE1000, but the GE150 family remains the compact, preset-focused branch of the line12.
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Questions
How many presets does the MOOER GE150 Pro have?
The GE150 Pro comes loaded with 200 factory preset tones, built from 55 preamps and 26 cabinets. It also has 10 slots for third-party IR cabinet simulation files, so you can replace the stock cabinet sounds with your own captures.
Can the GE150 Pro load third-party IR files?
Yes. MOOER gives the GE150 Pro 10 slots for third-party IR cabinet simulation files. Impulse responses let you use captures of real speaker cabinets instead of, or alongside, the 26 built-in cabinet simulations.
What is the difference between the GE150 Pro and the GE150 Pro Li?
The standard GE150 Pro is a white, mains-powered model. The GE150 Pro Li comes in vibrant red and has a built-in lithium battery providing up to 9 hours of play time, so it can run away from a wall outlet. Both carry the same 200 presets, 55 preamps and 26 cabinets.
Does the GE150 Pro run on a battery?
The standard white GE150 Pro is mains-powered and has no battery. If you need battery power, the GE150 Pro Li version has a built-in lithium battery that MOOER rates for up to 9 hours of play time.
Can I plug a phone into the GE150 Pro to practice along?
Yes. The GE150 Pro has an AUX In interface that supports line-in audio input, so you can connect a mobile phone or an external audio player and practice along with backing tracks.
Can I connect an expression pedal to the GE150 Pro?
The GE150 Pro has an expression pedal that supports both parameter control and output volume control. You can map it to effect parameters or use it as a volume pedal.
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