Any more for any Mooer

JohnPerry

check out how much this discontinued Mooer Tender Octaver fetched on ebaY.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mooer-Tender-Octaver-Pedal-/272772807853?hash=item3f8286bcad:g:nCMAAOSwN9tZc3m2

decent pedal, but still

VJIves

Wow. Probably a smart time to get rid of these, the TO2 will be out in a bit and then the original will lose all value.

Slimbert

I've been after one of those for a while but had no idea they were going for that much.

Think I'll leave it... :-(

equalsql

That... Is insane.

JezWynd

Is it the one that's supposed to be a good replica of the POG?

jamesguitar

JezWynd said:

Is it the one that's supposed to be a good replica of the POG?

Yes, specifically the Nano POG (which tracks better than the larger POG 2). I have both the Nano POG and the Tender Octaver; the sound and consistency of the tracking is identical so can see why EHX took issue with it. The smaller footprint means the Tender Octaver is generally on my board instead of the POG. It's a great octave for the size.

I imagine the new T.C. Electronic Sub N Up Mini is going to replace the need for these. Having said that the hype on forums regarding the lawsuit and it being discontinued etc gives it the 'Klon' effect.

£132 is nuts (I paid around £40 used a few months back).

Cookiemonster

Out of interest the companies that clone Mooer have they made one of these ?

english_bob

Rowin Octpus?

pintspiller

I tried a Mooer or Rowin octave thing a while back. It was rubbish. It was not the Tender which is supposed to be great.

Only a completist would spend that amount of money or something. Surely a Boss or EH would have been cheaper to buy used.

JohnPerry

Don't knock it. I have one and intend to retire on the proceeds