Mooer Radar pedal - IR loader

[rschultz]

Bumping this year old thread. What’s a cheap IR loader with a DI out?

[Cuki79]

Originally Posted by rschultz

Bumping this year old thread. What’s a cheap IR loader with a DI out?

Hotone OmniIR
Nux Solild studio
AMT pangeae (TRS)


there are many...

[rschultz]

Originally Posted by Cuki79

Hotone OmniIR
Nux Solild studio
AMT pangeae (TRS)
there are many...

What’s the cheapest one (used)?

[martingitdave]

Originally Posted by Monsum

It might have 'only' 512 pts IR (I don't know what it means) but the real question is 'does it sound good?'

Following this logic, the AMT CP-100 has 'only' 984 in comparison to what the Tonedexter offers.



Mooer Radar is €125 and AM CP-100 is €208 at Thomann.

Mooer Radar also has a 4 band parametric EQ and HPF/LPF.



In my opinion it sounds promising in the above video, considering it's recorded straight into an audio interface.



Are there any cheaper hardware IR loaders on the market?

Cuki is the forum expert on IR. He’s been developing IR software and tools. I worked with him on one development project as a proverbial crash test dummy. 512 pts is not really enough for acoustic for the whole spectrum of the instrument. It’s Ok for electric guitar cab simulators.

[Cuki79]

Originally Posted by martingitdave

Cuki is the forum expert on IR. He’s been developing IR software and tools. I worked with him on one development project as a proverbial crash test dummy. 512 pts is not really enough for acoustic for the whole spectrum of the instrument. It’s Ok for electric guitar cab simulators.

512 pts is not enough. 984 pts is good enough to hear a good improvement compared to the dry sound... But Tonedexter with 2048 pts would sound noticeably better.

My DIY pedal is 1024 pts and I am happy with it. But I sure would be interested by a 2048 pts DIY solution (like ST.Rock).