Mooer Radar

It brings very good features for the price, the speakers pre loaded are very useable in general but we can load our own IR's.
It can be conected to a PC by USB mini cable and use it's own software for easy access to the various tweaking possibilities and easy of use options such as: different Power amp valve types, various microphone types with positioning options, equalizations, and manage a total of 36 presets that you can store on the pedal.

It has a stereo headphone jack output which i find very handy if you want to put it in the end of your pedalboard signal chain for practice , it will work as your power amp and cab simulator after your pedals.

In my opinion the pocket size/features/sound quality are the main reasons to buy it. You can't get better than the radar for the price, but there are alot more options to consider.

The standard cabinet simulation of the pedal alone does sound quite good, super useful for people like me who can't record their guitars with cabinets and microphones. But the most impressive thing about this pedal is that you can use your own IRs. Really elevates the tones I get from my Zoom G5 multi-effect.

The design is quite simplistic as you have a single knob to fiddle with, but is fairly easy to use.

My only complaint is about the software and Mooer's websites. The website was a complete mess at the time I went to download the software. The download link I managed to find didn't work, but I did find another download link at the bottom of the page which did. Also the installer placed a wrong shortcut on my desktop which I had to manually fix. Not a big deal, but this gives a rather unprofessional image of the company. Thankfully the software itself was functional.

First, about the receipt and shipping - it took a really long time, as I had ordered from India, and the customs over here can be a problem! But after a bit of running around, I managed to track the shipment down.

Secondly, about the Pedal, It is great, and exactly what I was looking for! Sound wise, it seems more geared towards Electric guitar sounds, whereas I'm using it for Bass mainly. The build quality is superb, have not had a single problem with it, even if i'm stuffing it in my gig bag. The design though is not that great, but now i'm just nitpicking.

The best thing about the pedal though is it's tweakability, specially in a live situation for me. For the price, it's one of the best buys I have made. It literally fits in my pocket, and wherever I am, whichever backline I end up using, whether i'm going to PA directly, if I'm in a rehearsal situation and the bass amp is not up to standard (I play with multiple bands), If i quickly need a different flavour to my basic sound, whatever my need is, this pedal delivers it with a few quick clicks.

I'm very happy overall. Thank you mooer!

Lastly, I've not tried any Impulse responses loaded into it, but I have no doubt it should be a great

This is a great unit with a surprisingly good sounding poweramp simulation! The default patches are very well taylored and the various EQ options are spot on!

However, the "Mooer Studio for Radar" software only started working properly after I updated the firmware, which I could only successfully do in a Mac (in a PC it just stops with an error message).

After that it was just fine and I was able to load and tweak my own impulses! You can even have the pedal pluged in and make adjustments both in the computer and with the pedal knob while listening to the results in real time! Great job!