Mooer MAG1 Acoustikar Acoustic Guitar Simulator Pedal

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This is a New Mooer MAG1 Acoustikar Acoustic Guitar Simulator Pedal from Mooer Audio, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Mooer MAG1 Acoustikar Acoustic Guitar Simulator Pedal is loaded with three different acoustic guitar effects that will help you craft your dream acoustic tone. The effects include Piezo for clear articulation Standard for a classic acoustic tone or Jumbo for a full-bodied resonant effect. Youll be able to turn your electric into a fully fledged acoustic guitar at the push of a button. For even more versatility there are three controls that are simple and offer easy operation yet they hold a variety of tonal possibilities. The Level knob adjusts the effect output whilst the Body control adjusts the resonance and the Top alters the sounds overall character and harmonics. The Acoustikar Pedal features True Bypass which preserves the tone and eliminates signal interference when the unit is not in use. Its time to expand your tonal arsenal and bring some sparkling acoustics to your music.

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