Gearank High Notes
Discontinued
Unfortunately, Moog isn’t producing this pedal at the moment, so if you can’t find one to buy second hand then you can check out these alternatives in our guide to The Best Chorus Pedals.
Gearank Recommendation
The Minifooger was on our recommended list for Chorus Pedals – $100 & Above from August 2017 until it was removed in May 2018 due to being discontinued.
Specifications
- Control: Rate, Depth, Time, Feedback
- Circuit: Analog
- Bypass: True bypass
- Power: 9-Volt Adapter (Sold Separately)
- Dimensions: 5.75” x 3.25” x 2.25”
- Weight: 1.10 lbs.
User Feedback
The Moog MF Minifooger Chorus Pedal really delivers when it comes to a wide range of tones. You can achieve everything from thick analog chorus and vibrato to modulated slap delays.
The Mix switch lets you toggle between vibrato and chorus, offering three fixed levels that let you dial in anything from subtle nuances to more dramatic effects.
Plus, with a delay time that caps at 70ms, you get that slight delay effect that sets it apart from standard chorus pedals.
It’s versatile too; you can use it in either mono or stereo modes. The expression pedal input is a game changer, letting you control the chorus rate in real-time and opening up a ton of creative possibilities.
Built to handle the rigors of regular use, this pedal features a sturdy casing that can take a beating.
You can even create self-oscillation and short metallic delay sounds, making it great for both guitarists and bassists.
| Website | Source | *Rating Value |
| YouTube | Premier Guitar | 94/100 |
*Displayed values are prior to the Gearank Algorithm’s adjustments it makes when evaluating the source.
Pros
- A versatile effects pedal capable of producing a wide range of tone
- Can achieve self-oscillation and short metallic delay sounds
- Analog sound quality provides rich, warm sound quality
- Offers flexibility with both mono and stereo output modes.
- Additional control and effects like rotary and film projector sound with an expression pedal output
- Sturdy Build
Cons
- Range of controls and effects might be overwhelming for beginners or those looking for a simple pedal
- While not excessively large, it may still take up more space on a pedalboard compared to some other mini chorus pedals
- No power supply included