Mooer Repeater
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Mooer
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A "studio" digital delay in micro format, in the spirit of modern echoes
The Repeater follows the tradition of modern digital delays: a clean sound, stable definition, and repeats that remain clear even when increasing feedback. While some delays seek vintage coloration, this one aims for cleanliness and precision, with a Mod mode to add a touch of movement, and a Kill Dry mode designed for more advanced setups (parallel loop).
For whom, for which styles, and in what contexts?
The Mooer Repeater is aimed at guitarists (and bassists) who want a simple-to-set delay but comprehensive enough to cover the essentials: clean slapback, rhythmic delays, subtle repeats to thicken a lead, or wider atmospheres by increasing time and feedback. It suits beginners and intermediate players (quick settings, no menus) as well as experienced musicians seeking a reliable solution for live or home studio. In rock, pop, funk, indie, worship/ambient, or modern blues, it adds space without muddying the attack.
Settings and features: the essentials, well thought out
The control section goes straight to the point: D.Time adjusts the delay time to sync your repeats with the tempo, F.Back controls the number of repeats (from simple echo to a denser carpet), and Level adjusts the volume of the effected signal to place the delay forward or back in the mix. The 3-position switch allows instant switching between Normal (clear delay), Mod (light chorus-type modulation on repeats), and Kill Dry (removes the dry signal, leaving only repeats), ideal if you use a parallel effects loop to keep your original tone completely intact.
Sound
The Repeater delivers a clean, bright, and clear delay texture, with excellent note separation: useful for arpeggios, chord parts, and pick-synced delays. The Normal mode favors a natural and precise sound, while the Mod mode adds a slight movement that "widens" the stereo image and softens repeats without overdoing it. The dynamics remain responsive: playing harder brings out the attack clearly, and playing softer makes the delay more discreet, helping maintain expressive and controlled playing.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Delay | Type | sector |
| Technology | Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Green |
| Effect | Digital Delay | Case | metal |
| Modes | Normal / Mod / Kill Dry | Input | 6.35mm mono jack (impedance: 470k ohms) |
| Delay time range | 25 ms to 1000 ms | Output | 6.35mm mono jack (impedance: 100 ohms) |
| D.Time | delay time adjustment | Dimensions | 93.5 mm (depth) x 42 mm (width) x 52 mm (height) |
| F.Back | feedback adjustment (number of repeats) | Weight | 160 g |
| Level | effect level adjustment | Power supply required | 9V DC (external adapter, center negative) |
| 3-position selector | Normal / Mod / Kill Dry | Consumption | 128 mA |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Mooer Repeater work in a parallel effects loop?
The Kill Dry mode removes the dry signal and only lets the repeats be heard. This configuration allows preserving the original signal in a parallel loop.
What type of delay does this pedal offer?
This pedal uses digital technology and delivers clear repeats with good note separation. The Normal mode favors a clean echo, while the Mod mode adds a slight modulation to the repeats.
What controls are available on the Repeater?
The D.Time, F.Back, and Level knobs adjust the delay time, number of repeats, and effect level respectively. A three-position selector provides access to Normal, Mod, and Kill Dry modes.
What power supply is required for this delay pedal?
A 9 V DC external power supply with center negative polarity is required, with a consumption of 128 mA.
Is the pedal suitable for a compact pedalboard?
With dimensions of 93.5 mm depth, 42 mm width, and 52 mm height, the format remains very compact. The metal chassis weighs 160 g. Both input and output are 6.35 mm mono jack format.



