MOOER RADAR Speaker CAB Simulator 

How do u power it?

@@luizdiaz5196 simple, with power adaptor that came with the radar 😁

Just plug the Send If the Amp in the Radar In and the Radar out in your audio interface or in your audio monitor. Now your preamp will pass into the IR of Radar.

ShynAwkward because you can get amazing sound with a bass through a guitar amp. And because there is a bass section for eq and there are bass cabs in RADAR

It has a set of power amps...basically tube types. Very subtle and very clean effect. If you want any kind of fuzz, overdrive, or distortion, even a little bit, you will need a preamp or a pedal would work too...like say a Tube Screamer.

I would like to know that also. Will it work this good with a common pedal? With a Mooer Solo, for example?

Donnie Angkuw You would get the cleanest tone possible out of your guitar, but it could may a bit sterile (pun intended), though.

Yes, watch Ola England's video on this.

it works!

That's not an actual poweramp, just emulates the "feel" and response. You would need to use a powered speaker with this or use the mooer baby bomb if you want to use a real guitar cabinet

Pressing and holding the red button means by pass .

it does, check ola englund's video about it

@@UrquidiGuitars Thank you for the answer. Now I can but it! Yeah buddy!

@@bami2 Seems you understand even less than me. 1. It does balanced output out of the box. DI is definitely excess thing in that case. 2. Connector type (jack/XLR), balanced/unbalance, phantom power tolerance/not tolerance are unrelated things. You may find device with any combination of those.

There's no XLR...so phantom power isn't an issue.

we will release soon

MooerAudio wow what is that Taxidea Taxus!!! A Suhr Badger?!?! Taxidea Taxus is the scientific nomenclature for the American Badger...... hmmmmmmmm

MooerAudio Hi, I hope you have a great day Have you thought about creating an update to this product? Because there are things that I miss in this pedal, it is very good but with some improvements it could be excellent. Something like the following * support natively minimum 48 khz to 24 bit since there are several in the market and only work to 44.1 k * that has a selector switch of -10dbv and + 4dbu input level to be able to choose which input level we want to use since they are the two most used. * that the pedal has a stereo processing because several pedalboards like pod x3 live etc have this benefit and it would be excellent to take advantage of a process in stereo for the impulses responses. Most IR pedals are only mono. * cost around 200 US since Mooer radar costs 140 US * You can avoid placing on the pedal, preamp simulation and color screen to reduce costs since it is not as essential as the stereo processing, the sample rate to 48 kHz and the input level switch. If you make a product with these characteristics you would be the kings of the market in relation to cost benefit.

Doug Cleary Why would you like to plug your head on this? Get a decent girl.

I'll do what I fucking want.

Then go plug your head, you might get hurt though :) Im pretty sure your head wont fit.

This was asked 6 months so I am not sure if you still looking for this answer, but you can't plug your head straight to this pedal, you will overload it. You need a Load Box to convert the signal to line level.

Marcello Claussen 😂😂😂😂

DarkElitist That is correct if your going to your PC directly. You can do the same in a live situación going directly to the mixer.

Thank you

You'll need an audio interface to connect to your pc.

this also has amp models, so this is actually all you would need

Bill Bee right, I realised this later on

Yes

Need a DI box before going to a PA or a mixer

yeah but you will probably need an overdrive pedal just to boost. If you aren't aware of that you just use the overdrive to boost the tone by putting the tone knob high to full, the gain little to none and the volume mid to high

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Can't you just fix your download section for windows on your website?

Your web site has no way to contact you, so i'm responding this way....add a zip file for windows for the mooer studio....PLEASE!

try download again

Thanks Scotty! Your site is working....Its all good.

You need to have a dummy load or a speaker connected to your amp in one of the speaker outputs. If you don't do that, you will blow your amp up.

Tom is right. A tube amp powered up without a load is a disaster waiting to happen.

did you solve the problem?

Trun down the output.

I think it will work. It doesn't care about what IR you are using from what I can tell.

Acoustic IRs work well on Acoustics- confirmed

Watch Pete Thorn doing this on his video demoing de Mooer Radar .

MrSatch12 yes

Adrien Lambin I’m on the edge of my seat as well jajajaja

Ola's reaction to friedmien though 👌

Kappa Chino I hope he demos that one along with the rectifier he got from Mooer !

Mercyful Media same, dude. This can change the budget home recording world

They are in the ge200

Yes, you need a DI box

Us gold 012 is called now :)

Us gold 100, preamp number 012 ****

yes, but you need loadbox.

For example I have peavey valveking 100, Head Speaker 8 Ohm -> loadbox -> Mooer Radar, in this configuration is necessary loadbox right? Isn,t possible connect mooer Radar in Send Amp output?

in send ,you don't need loadbox

but lost the power amp tube, right?

yes,but radar has power amp sim

a Friedman amp?

Yes a Friedman BE100

Why not just get an eq pedal?

Several comparable spec products are twice as much.

The Two-Notes has a load box and DI built in. But in regards to sound quality, they are both equally good if you use your own IRs.

I bet you already know the answer even three years ago. Two notes is great....and what...twice as much?

Thats what you you get for being an early adopter lmao

U have to replace another existing cab for your new third party ir

HAve to do an update. then open software, Click the +..and load. Hopefully you figured it out in 3 years.

JAN 2018!

Ok perfect! Thanks!!!

Jan 2018 is finishing!!! and Mac users are still waiting...

absolutely!!!!!

Ya, shame. No Mac software is a deal breaker for me. Might have to look for an alternative pedal.

Neil Aspinall that’s how you cut through the mix

You can use the EQ to add what you want. You do want to be careful to separate your guitar from the bass....but reducing bass frequencies around 450 and below. If this sounds thin to you you may need some mixing skills.

@@dewdude2112 Thanks son. I reckon with the thousand or so bands I've mixed live and recorded in the studio, I think I know what I am doing.

@@Neil-Aspinall LOL "son". I sincerely doubt it "pops". If you "know what you're doing"...you'd probably not judge gear based on youtube files.

@@dewdude2112 This comment thread with Mr. Aspinall is now closed. Jesus once wisely said something like, ' Forgive him Lord for he knows not what he says '

hear this a lot. You have ZERO access to a windows PC? Once you update it with windows you can load mac IRs. Come on brah.

Yes.....you are. What kind of recording experience do you have?

@@dewdude2112 not recording. but playing live. I feel the latency when I play, as I said it's a feel not something you hear with your ears