NAMM 2018: Mooer drops Audiofile Class A pedalboard headphone amp mini pedal
Compact stompbox doubles up as boost/buffer
NAMM 2018: Joining the Pitch Step polyphonic pitch-shifter among Mooer’s NAMM ranks is the Audiofile, a Class A pedalboard headphone amp in mini pedal format.
Designed to go at the end of a pedal chain, the Audiofile packs an analogue cab sim, which can be bypassed, enabling the stompbox to be used as an always-on boost/buffer.
True bypass switching, plus stereo ins and outs round out the spec.
The Audiofile is available shortly for $88 (approx £65/€70) - see Mooer Audio for more info.
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