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This stereo looper pedal offers exceptional versatility for musicians rehearsing, in the studio, or on stage. With 100 memory slots totaling 300 minutes of recording, it allows for the creation and layering of complex soundscapes. Its round touchscreen facilitates intuitive control of functions, while the integrated drum machine offers 220 grooves in 11 varied styles, with tempo adjustable without altering pitch thanks to the Time Stretch function. MIDI rhythm import and automatic synchronization ensure a fluid and creative experience, ideal for demanding guitarists and composers.
| Model | Mooer GL200 |
|---|---|
| Type | Stereo looper and drum machine |
| Memory slots | 100 |
| Total recording time | 300 minutes |
| Screen | 1.28" round touchscreen |
| Drum grooves | 220 grooves, 11 styles |
| Import | MIDI grooves and rhythms |
| BPM adjustment | Tap Tempo |
| Time Stretch function | Yes |
| Auto-start | Yes |
| Drum machine synchronization | DrumMatch, automatic |
| Inputs | 1 combo XLR/Jack MIC/LINE, 1 Jack |
| Phantom power | Yes, dedicated switch |
| Outputs | 2 mono Jacks, headphone output |
| MIDI In/Out | Stereo mini jack |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB-C (audio import/export) |
| Casing | Metal |
| Power supply | 9V adapter (included) |
| Current consumption | 500 mA |
| Dimensions | 146 x 115.6 x 53.2 mm |
| Weight | 370 g |
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