Mooer Echolizer
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Mooer
Echolizer
Product Info
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The Mooer Echolizer delivers a surprisingly authentic vintage delay tone in a tiny package. It’s a budget-friendly option perfect for players chasing that classic, slightly gritty echo sound, especially for blues, rock, and roots music where long, sweeping delays aren't essential. Just be aware of its limitations – it's more about character than sheer versatility.
Product Description
- Mooer Echolizer
- Vintage Delay Effect Pedal
- Warm vintage delay effect
- Delay between 25 and 600 ms
- Metal housing
- Genuine bypass
- Input: Jack (Impedance: 1 MΩ)
- Output: Jack (Impedance: 470 ohms)
- Power consumption: 40 mA
- Measurements (L x W x H): 93.5 x 42 x 52 mm
- Weight: 160 g
- Power supply not included
PROS
- • Metal enclosure feels surprisingly robust for the price point
- • Warm, tape-style delay emulations are genuinely usable
- • Compact size makes it pedalboard-friendly for most setups
- • Simple controls allow for quick, intuitive sound shaping
CONS
- • Limited delay time range restricts versatility for ambient textures
- • No tap tempo feature feels like an omission in this day and age
- • Plastic knobs feel cheap and may loosen over time
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Key Features
Delay Type
Analog-voiced digital delay, emulating tape echo
Max Delay Time
600 ms
Controls
Delay Time, Feedback, Level, Tone
Tap Tempo
No
Bypass Type
True bypass
Power Supply
9V DC, 2.1mm center negative (not included)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tone control rolls off high frequencies, mimicking the natural frequency loss of older tape machines, adding warmth and character to the repeats.
While it’s not as precise as a dedicated digital delay, the timing is stable enough for most musical applications, especially when aiming for a vintage vibe.
It’ll work, but the shorter delay times and slightly darker tone are better suited for bass lines rather than creating long, wash-like bass delays.
