Mooer GL200 Groove Loop B-Stock
Effect Pedal
- Stereo looper and drum computer
- Looper and drum computer can be used independently and simultaneously
- 100 memory slots for a total of 800 minutes of recording time
- Circular 1.28-inch touch screen for status display and convenient function control
- 220 different drum grooves in 11 different styles
- Users can import their own drum grooves and MIDI rhythms
- BPM adjustment via tap tempo input
- ‘Time Stretch’ function for tempo adjustment without changing the pitch
- Automatic recording start function avoids synchronisation problems and enables spontaneous recordings
- Integrated adjustment function keeps drum computer and loops perfectly synchronised
- Flexible options for input and output
- Automatic tempo adjustment for the drum computer (DrumMatch)
- Variable fade out function
- Special PC software for importing and exporting audio files, mananging user-created drum grooves and MIDI files, and firmware updates
- 44.1 kHz / 24-bit sampling rate
- Plays and records Bluetooth audio
- 3 multi-functional footswitches
- Controls for looper volume, drum volume, speed, menu encoder
- Buttons for Auto Rec, Tap, Drum
- MIC/LINE switch for XLR input
- Phantom power switch for microphone input
- 6.3 mm mono jack input
- XLR/6.3 mm combo input for microphone and line signals
- 2 x 6.3 mm mono jack outputs
- 3.5 mm jack stereo headphone output
- USB-C port for connecting to a computer
- 2 x TRS MIDI connections
- Power supply via included 9 VDC power adapter (2.1 mm x 5.5 mm barrel connector, centre negative)
- Current consumption: 500 mA
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 146 x 115.6 mm x 53.2 mm
- Weight: 370 g
- Includes USB-C to USB-A cable, power supply unit
- 3.5 mm to 5-pin MIDI adapter
Note: Battery operation not supported. Updating the device's firmware is a sensitive process that must be carried out with particular care. Please follow all instructions carefully. Incorrectly performing the update can cause irreparable damage and void the warranty.
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Available since September 2025
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Item number 628200
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Recording time in minutes 800 m
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USB connector Yes
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MIDI Yes
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Stereo Yes
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XLR Input Yes
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Incl. Power Supply Yes
Spontaneous grooves, loops, and jams
The Mooer Groove Loop GL200 is a very successful combination of a stereo looper and a fully-featured drum machine in a compact three-switch stompbox- Both sections can be used independently or together, making the pedal equally well suited to spontaneous jams, developing song ideas, or more complex live-looping setups. There are 100 memory slots available, offering up to 800 minutes of recording time. Alongside that are more than 200 drum grooves spanning eleven different styles, plus the option to import custom drum patterns and MIDI rhythms. In addition to a touchscreen display, stereo inputs and outputs, and a headphone connection, the GL200 also includes Bluetooth audio, MIDI connectivity, and an XLR/line input with phantom power for microphones. Features such as DrumMatch, Auto Rec and Time Stretch help keep loops and drum grooves working together smoothly, without requiring constant manual adjustment.
Locked-in loops
Despite its extensive feature set, the Mooer GL200 remains straightforward to operate. The three footswitches handle familiar tasks such as recording, overdubbing, stopping playback, and switching between functions, while many other controls remain easily accessible via the touchscreen. As a result, the GL200 feels less like a complex recording device and more like a compact creative hub. The way it combines the functions of a looper and a drum machine with expanded connectivity is particularly useful. The additional XLR/line input, for example, allows microphones and other signal sources to be integrated into a setup, while Bluetooth makes it easy to jam along with backing tracks. DrumMatch keeps drum grooves and recorded loops tightly synchronised, helping everything stay locked in. MIDI and USB-C add further flexibility, whether for exchanging data or integrating the pedal into larger setups.
More Than Just a Looper
The Mooer GL200 is particularly well suited to musicians who want more options when looping, practising, or sketching out their songs. Guitarists, bassists. and any solo performers who regularly work with drum grooves, backing tracks, or multiple signal sources are likely to find it to be impressively flexible creative tool. Bluetooth, MIDI connectivity and the additional XLR/line input make the workflow feel considerably more open-ended than many traditional looper solutions: It also offers enough resources for more involved recording projects and live-looping performances. Anyone used to simple one-button loopers that can only handle short phrases may need a little time to explore the expanded functionality, but in return the GL200 rewards musicians with a dedicated looping workstation, rather than a basic practice tool.
About Mooer
Mooer is based in the Chinese city of Shenzhen and has been making products for guitarists since 2010, which include compact single pedals through to multi-effects units and compact amplifiers. The company initially produced a range of mini pedals before making perhaps its most significant breakthrough in 2016 with the sophisticated Ocean Machine delay pedal, which was designed in collaboration with Devin Townsend. Mooer's product range now also includes solutions that feature amp modelling, IR-based speaker simulation, and matching equalisers, and the company's focus remains firmly on the use of digital technology.
Compact, practical, musical
In practical use, the Mooer GL200 quickly demonstrates just how flexible modern loopers have become. Riffs, chord progressions, and even complete song ideas can be captured on the fly and immediately expanded with drum grooves, backing tracks, or additional overdubs. When practising or jamming alone, it'll quickly give guitarists the feeling of playing alongside a small band. Bluetooth audio allows backing tracks to be patched in with ease, while MIDI and the XLR/line input open up even more possibilities for larger and more complex setups. The headphone output also makes late-night sessions easy. Those looking for a more compact solution with a reduced feature set may find the smaller GL100 to be an appealing alternative.
In the spotlight
Mooer's AI Band Technology
In including its AI Band Technology, Mooer has taken a slightly different approach with the GL200 than that offered by many traditional drum loopers. Rather than relying solely preprogrammed drum grooves that have to be selected manually, the pedal can actively analyse the incoming guitar signal and automatically adapts the accompaniment to the player's dynamics and style. The result is often surprisingly convincing drum patterns that don't require guitarists to stop playing and work thir way through endless menus or presets. For spontaneous jams or just while capturing new ideas, the experience feels noticeably more natural than using rigid, fixed drum loops. It particularly comes into its own when a groove is needed quickly, with no time to search for the right beat. As a result, the GL200 feels less like a conventional drum machine and more like a small interactive backing band.