Mooer Audiofile
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Essential Information About the AUDIOFILE Pedal
Essential Information About the AUDIOFILE Pedal
- Analog headphone amplifier designed for "hi-fi quality" listening and more precise sound work.
- Robust pedal format with a metal enclosure, ideal for a pedalboard or desktop use.
- True bypass to keep the signal intact when the effect is off.
- 9V power supply via adapter (not included) with a 50mA consumption, easy to integrate into a pedalboard power supply.
Manufacturer Information
Mooer
https://www.mooeraudio.com
info@mooeraudio.com
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A Modern Tool for Playing with Headphones Without Sacrificing Feel
Headphone practice has become essential due to volume constraints at home, silent set preparation, and late-night work sessions. In this context, a headphone amplifier in pedal format like the AUDIOFILE aims for a simple goal: to offer an immediate, reliable, and musical solution, without menus or latency, featuring the direct behavior of an analog circuit.
Its "hi-fi quality" approach emphasizes a clean and clear reproduction to better hear attacks, dynamic nuances, and how your pedals and playing shape the sound. It's the kind of tool you keep plugged in all the time: to warm up, work on rhythmic precision, rehearse a full set, or fine-tune effect settings in realistic conditions... but silently.
Who Is the AUDIOFILE For, and In What Contexts Does It Make a Difference?
The AUDIOFILE targets a wide range of guitarists and bassists: from beginners seeking a simple solution to play without disturbing others, to experienced musicians looking for a coherent and faithful headphone working environment. Its pedal format and metal chassis also make it a relevant companion for mobile musicians (rehearsals, dressing rooms, travel), when you want to keep consistent sound and feel references.
Regarding styles, the advantage of a "clean" analog headphone amplifier lies precisely in its versatility: in blues and rock, you benefit from a dynamic response that lets your playing speak; in metal and distorted sounds, you gain definition to precisely adjust gain levels and frequency balance; in ambient and textured sounds, you appreciate a stable listening environment to judge delay and reverb lengths as well as layer clarity. In the studio, it can serve as a pre-listening and setup tool; live, it becomes a practice and preparation solution with a "plug and play" logic.
Technical specifications
| Fictitious load | No | Headphone outputs | Yes |
| IR loader | No | Color | Black |
| Type | Others | Connections | 3.5mm jack |
| Destination | effect pedal | ||
| Dimensions | 93.5 x 42 x 52mm | Power supply required | 9V adapter (not included) |
| Weight | 150g | Consumption | 50mA |
| 9V power adapter | not included | ||
Questions frequently asked
Mooer Audiofile: compatible with guitar and bass?
The 3.5 mm headphone output allows for headphone listening within a pedal chain designed for guitar or bass. The analog circuit is designed to preserve attack and dynamic nuances.
What power supply is needed for the Audiofile?
The required power supply is a 9 V adapter, not included. The stated current consumption is 50 mA, compatible with most multi-output pedalboard power supplies.
Does the Audiofile include a speaker cabinet simulation or an IR loader?
No IR loader is integrated, and no dummy load is provided on this model.
What are the dimensions of the pedal?
With dimensions of 93.5 x 42 x 52 mm and a weight of 150 g, the compact metal enclosure fits easily on a pedalboard.
Does the bypass color the signal when disengaged?
When disengaged, the pedal is designed not to impose unwanted coloration on the signal. Its bypass facilitates integration into an existing effects chain. The enclosure is available with a black finish.



