Product Comparison: MOOER Blade vs MOOER Rage Machine
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General Specifications
Brand
MOOER
MOOER
Model
Blade
Rage Machine
Origin
China
China
About the Product
Mooer Blade Distortion Pedal with three modes - Lo Boost / Boost Off / Hi Boost in a metal body. In Lo Boost mode, the narrow high frequency band is slightly increased, in Boost Off mode, amplification is disabled, in Hi Boost mode, a significant boost is applied.
The Mooer Rage Machine effects pedal has rich and rich distortion, combined with convenient sound settings, as well as quality and durability. The effects pedal produces a rich, harmonic-rich, massive high-gain sound that is not typical of most distortion pedals. Compact and sleek design.
Key Specs
Type
Distortion
Distortion
Output Impedance
470 Ω
100 Ω
Controls
Volume knob, Tone knob, Dist knob, Mode Switch, Pedal switch
Low knob, Level knob, High knob, Rage knob, Pedal switch
What customers say about "Key Specs"
MOOER Blade Metal Distortion Micro Pedal
- This little pedal has an awesome sound for metal guitar.
- This distortion pedal is actually quite nice.
- The construction is solid, knobs are tight but smooth.
- The sound is awesome and very customizable from light to heavy sounding.
- Gives a good metal tone.
MOOER Rage Machine Metal Distortion Micro Pedal
- Easy to use. Very small in size but big in sound.
- For a metal pedal, it is very good.
- The pedal sounds great, and is very easy to fine tune to your personal taste.
- This thing has very sensitive controls.
- The range of tones from this thing is incredible!
Size & Weight
Height
3.68 in.
3.68 in.
Width
1.65 in.
1.65 in.
Depth
2.04 in.
2.04 in.
Weight
0.35 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
True bypass, Rugged Design, Compact design
Heavy Metal Distortion, Rugged Design, Compact design, True bypass
What customers say about "Features"
MOOER Blade Metal Distortion Micro Pedal
- It's very versatile with an expanse range of highs and lows.
- Sounds great with plenty of options to adjust the sound just right.
- This pedal sounds great. Real solid heavy metal distortion.
- Good sound. Great price.
- Awesome pedal, cover all types of metal.
MOOER Rage Machine Metal Distortion Micro Pedal
- The construction is solid, and I haven't had any problems with build quality.
- Well made and great construction.
- It is well built, sturdy, and can give a variety of usable sounds.
- This is an awesome sounding pedal!
- Great pedal for the price. Has a really good metal tone and the boost is handy.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
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