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The MOOER F15I Lithium Gold is a compact and powerful 15W stereo electric amplifier, ideal for guitarists and bassists seeking versatility and portability. Thanks to its intuitive touchscreen and advanced MNRS modeling technology, it offers 55 amplifier types and 69 effects for exploring a wide range of sounds. Its rechargeable lithium battery provides approximately 5 hours of battery life, perfect for mobile sessions or hassle-free rehearsals. Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity also enables audio playback, while USB-C OTG recording facilitates home-studio production. This amplifier is equally suited to playing in an apartment, studio, or small venue.
| Power | 15W stereo |
|---|---|
| Speakers | 2 x 2" |
| Amplifier Models | 55 |
| Built-in Effects | 69 |
| Display | 1.28" touchscreen |
| Looper | 60 seconds, synchronizable with the drum machine |
| Drum Machine | 60 grooves, 10 metronomes |
| Tuner | Built-in |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium, approximately 5 hours of battery life |
| Bluetooth | Version 5.0 for audio playback |
| Outputs | 3.5 mm headphone output, two 1/4" line outputs |
| USB Port | USB-C for high-quality OTG recording |
| Application | iAMP (Android/iOS) for complete editing of effects and presets |
| Compatibility | GWF4 wireless footswitch |
| Included Accessories | Carrying strap |
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