Mooer debuts two more Micro Preamps, the UK Gold PLX and Blueno
Latest mini pedals model 1967 Plexi and Bruno UG30
Unstoppable Chinese pedal behemoth Mooer has announced two more entries in its Micro Preamp series: the 019 UK Gold PLX and 020 Blueno.
The UK Gold PLX is based on a 1967 50W Plexi, taken from the collection of Tracii Guns, and aims to span crisp cleans to classic overdrive.
Bruno’s 36W Class A UG30 is the inspiration for the Blueno, promising a “silky chime” and “cranked, ballsy tone”.
Like previous Micro Preamps, both mini pedals feature two channels with independent gain, volume and EQ, plus an optional built-in cab sim.
The 019 UK Gold PLX and 020 Blueno are available soon for $99/£95 - visit Mooer Audio for more info.
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