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The Mooer F15i Lithium Black is a compact and powerful electric amp, ideal for guitarists and bassists looking for a versatile solution for stage, studio, or rehearsal. With its 15W stereo power and two 2-inch speakers, it offers a clear and immersive sound experience. Its non-linear MNRS modeling technology and compatibility with Mooer AI provide access to a wide range of sounds thanks to 55 amps and 69 customizable effects. Its rechargeable lithium battery ensures approximately 5 hours of autonomy, perfect for mobile use or in an apartment without the constraint of plugging in.
| Model | F15i Lithium Black |
|---|---|
| Power | 15W stereo |
| Speakers | 2 x 2" |
| Technology | MOOER MNRS non-linear modeling |
| Number of Amps | 55 |
| Number of Effects | 69 |
| Screen | 1.28" Touchscreen |
| Looper | 60 seconds synchronizable with drum machine |
| Drum Machine | 60 grooves, 10 metronomes |
| Integrated Tuner | Yes |
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium, approximately 5 hours of battery life |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | 5.0 for audio playback |
| Headphone Output | 3.5 mm |
| Line Outputs | 2 x jack outputs |
| USB Port | USB-C OTG for high-quality recording |
| Application | iAMP (Android/iOS) for full effect and preset editing |
| Foot Controller Compatibility | GWF4 wireless |
| Included Accessories | Carrying strap |
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