Product Comparison: Donner Blues Drive vs MOOER Green Mile


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Donner Blues Drive Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal
Donner Blues Drive Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal
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MOOER Green Mile Overdrive Micro Pedal
MOOER Green Mile Overdrive Micro Pedal
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General Specifications
Brand
Donner
MOOER
Model
Blues Drive
Green Mile
Origin
China
China
About the Product
The Blues Drive is inspired by the legendary TS-style overdrive pedal and its famous mods. Combining iconic vintage tube overdrive sound with wide dynamic range and flexible controls, this pedal gives you a wide tonal range from smooth whispers to searing leads.
Mooer's Green Mile Overdrive is a low-profile drive pedal with two working modes: Warm and Hot. The Green Mile features a full metal shell, which ensures many years of great service. Like most great effects pedals, the Green Mile features true bypass in order to protect your signal integrity when the pedal is not engaged.
Key Specs
Type
Overdrive
Overdrive
Output Impedance
12000 Ω
10000 Ω
Controls
Mode Switch, Level knob, Tone knob, Gain knob, Pedal switch
Mode Switch, Level knob, Tone knob, Overdrive knob, Pedal switch
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Donner Blues Drive Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal
  • Solid, all the knobs are well weighted, the switch feels high quality, and it arrived in perfect working order.
  • Very bluesy and versatile. I would recommend this pedal.
  • It has two distinct sounds available that the Warm/Hot switch toggles between.
  • This product was as advertised. It gives you a great sound.
  • This is a good overdrive pedal, especially for the price.
MOOER Green Mile Overdrive Micro Pedal
  • The controls are straightforward and responsive.
  • Great quality and value for the price.
  • Great little overdrive pedal.
  • It's a metal box, sturdy and compact.
  • The controls are very simple.
Size & Weight
Height
3.74 in.
3.68 in.
Width
1.73 in.
1.65 in.
Depth
1.89 in.
2.04 in.
Weight
0.53 lbs.
0.35 lbs.
Features
Display
No
No
Input(s)
1/4"
1/4"
Output(s)
1/4"
1/4"
Recording Feature
No
No
Power Supply
AC Adaptor
AC Adaptor
Extras
2-way Tone Switch, Compact design, Indicator light, True bypass
Full metal shell, 2-way Tone Switch, True bypass, Compact design
What customers say about "Features"
Donner Blues Drive Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal
  • Build quality is great.
  • It is solid, small, and well designed and constructed.
  • The product is sturdy and sounds good.
  • Two useful and different sounding modes.
  • The pedal itself was well made and feels solid.
MOOER Green Mile Overdrive Micro Pedal
  • Wide range, creamy sound.
  • Good high gain pedal with a wide variety of configurations.
  • It's a decent pedal, very solid.
  • The pedal works well. The versatility is fantastic.
  • Sounds awesome! Great pedal.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
Link
Link
MSRP
29.99 $
Manual
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