Mooer M6 Flight Case Pedal Board

Modern Saint

Modern Saint

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I went to a local blues show last night in my local area. I know a couple of the musicians as I jammed with them at the acoustic blues jam that I have been recently attending.

Anyway the guitar players pedalboard caught my interest as he sported a Mooer board. This isn't his board but is the board that he used.

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I thought what a great layout, small and convenient to the point where you kinda get some GAS as well. I think that it was primarily due to the nice case it comes in.

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Oh well...I will stick with my Mini Pedaltrain (already have one) as I have lost the GAS for one (a great thing).

Here are the Advantages/Disadvantages that I see. I am sure that there may be more.

Advantages:

Small, Compact, Nice Layout, Protective Case

Disadvantages:

will only use mini-type pedals (unsure if Mooer Pedal dedicated), No mix and matching of larger sized pedals
 
I have a little Mooer delay pedal arriving today. I thought I would give them a shot. I agree with your disadvantage about not being abel to put in normal size pedals, but I think if you were to go this route, size would be the main factor, so you probably wouldn't want a normal sized pedal in there. I remember way back when Boss had a molded case to make a board with just Boss pedals. I think I may have had one.
 
Chad said:
I have a little Mooer delay pedal arriving today. I thought I would give them a shot. I agree with your disadvantage about not being abel to put in normal size pedals, but I think if you were to go this route, size would be the main factor, so you probably wouldn't want a normal sized pedal in there. I remember way back when Boss had a molded case to make a board with just Boss pedals. I think I may have had one.
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The Boss case made it difficult alright.

Well the though part is that the if you go a Pedaltrain Micro or Mini you can mix or match. But that Mooer case does look cool...the question really is efficientcy.
 
Modern Saint said:
The Boss case made it difficult alright.

Well the though part is that the if you go a Pedaltrain Micro or Mini you can mix or match. But that Mooer case does look cool...the question really is efficientcy.
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My Mooer Delay (I don't remember which one they have 5 or so of them) arrived and it sounds pretty good. It isn't the best delay I have owned but it isn't the worst either. I got it for $50 and it is way worth that price and it is definitely useable, I would gig with it. I may try another one out if I can find a good deal on it.
 
Chad said:
My Mooer Delay (I don't remember which one they have 5 or so of them) arrived and it sounds pretty good. It isn't the best delay I have owned but it isn't the worst either. I got it for $50 and it is way worth that price and it is definitely useable, I would gig with it. I may try another one out if I can find a good deal on it.
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Congrats on the HNMDP :thu:

I myself am stuck on wanting the TC 2290 sound so I would need the Flashback Mini. I already own 2 Flashbacks so the chances of that happening are slim.
 
I've got a Mooer Flanger pedal, and I like it a lot. If I ever decided to go all Mooer (not likely), I would go with a case like that. Otherwise . . .
 
Chad said:
I have a little Mooer delay pedal arriving today. I thought I would give them a shot. I agree with your disadvantage about not being abel to put in normal size pedals, but I think if you were to go this route, size would be the main factor, so you probably wouldn't want a normal sized pedal in there. I remember way back when Boss had a molded case to make a board with just Boss pedals. I think I may have had one.
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Love my Reecho
 
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