Mooer MVP2 Harmonier
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Mooer
MVP2 Harmonier
Product Info
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The Mooer MVP2 Harmonier is a surprisingly capable little box, especially considering the price. It’s a great way to add vocal-like harmonies to your guitar, perfect for players experimenting with ambient textures or needing a quick harmony backing. Just be mindful of the potential for digital artifacts if you push the settings too far.
Product Description
- Mooer MVP2 Harmonier
- Effects Pedal for Electric Guitar
- 12 Pitches
- 11 Harmony modes that offer different harmonic intervals
- High-quality internal reverb module with adjustable volume
- Three vocal sound modes: Flat
- Warm and Bright
- 7 Preset memory locations
- LED push-button with dual functionality
- Customisable effect
- sound and reverb isolation
- Bypass footswitch function to separate the sound from the effects
- Multifunctional foot switch for "hidden mode"
- Two different output modes: Mixed and Individual
- Controls for mode
- level
- gain
- Optional 48 V phantom power
- Grounding Switch
- Switch for selecting between microphone level and line level
- Metal housing
- Microphone input and output: XLR
- Guitar input and output: 6.3 mm mono jack
- Power supply via enclosed 9 V DC power supply unit (2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel connector
- polarity (-) inside)
- Power consumption: 1.5 mA
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 125 x 86.6 x 60 mm
- Weight: 370 g
*Note:*Battery operation not supported
PROS
- • Excellent value for a harmonizer with this many modes.
- • Solid metal housing feels surprisingly robust for the price point.
- • Vocal modes add unexpected texture and creative possibilities.
- • The mixed output mode allows for subtle harmonic enhancement.
CONS
- • XLR microphone input might be noisy without a preamp.
- • Preset memory is limited; more would be beneficial for serious use.
- • Harmonizer algorithms can sound artificial at extreme settings.
Product Video
Key Features
Effect Type
Harmonizer with Vocal Simulation
Controls
Mode, Key, Level, Gain, Reverb Volume, Hidden Mode Switch
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Power Supply
Enclosed 9V DC Power Supply
Connections
6.3mm Mono Guitar Input/Output, XLR Microphone Input/Output, 48V Phantom Power Input
Dimensions
Approximately 120mm x 50mm x 30mm (estimated based on Mooer pedal dimensions)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The XLR input is intended for use with a microphone, but it's likely you'll need a preamp to boost the signal adequately; it's not designed as a standalone vocal input.
The hidden mode likely unlocks additional, less conventional harmonizer settings or variations that aren’t immediately accessible via the main controls – it’s a nice touch for exploring unusual sounds.
The reverb is decent and usable, but it's definitely not a replacement for a high-end reverb pedal; it's more of a convenient addition to the harmonizer effect.
