Mooer GS1000li profiler

[AFKAEjay(retired)]

I literally just meant if the one single Mooer power supply failed. Not your entire town.

Ahhh..check..

 

[Sascha Franck]

I'm not a fan of the bus powered units btw, because I felt less dynamic range when powering most of the units via USB.

Graphs?

 

[gergohajer]

Graphs?

Do you mean the differences between USB powered & non bus powered? I don't have any. I just saw on most of the pro-audio units tech specs. I'm working as a brand manager for a pro-audio distribution company in Hungary, so I have to deal with a lot of deep tech specs from factories for several audio gear.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Like you need other people to come up with cons

Hrrhrr - but in fact, I'm quite serious. For me, cons are even more important than pros.

I mean…getting a Mooer in your mailbox is not exactly the kind of money worth alienating viewers…maybe that’s just me being naive

Ok, look at it that way: You spend one working day with the unit (absolutely sufficient for all the videos I've seen so far) and then sell it for 400-450. That's a pretty decent salary, don't you think?

 

[Sascha Franck]

I don't have any. I just saw on most of the pro-audio units tech specs.

Like what kinda units? Seriously, I've never experienced a lack in dynamics on, say, bus powered interfaces. Even some rather high end units (such as some from RME) are bus powered.

 

[Byrdman]

Ok, look at it that way: You spend one working day with the unit (absolutely sufficient for all the videos I've seen so far) and then sell it for 400-450. That's a pretty decent salary, don't you think?

Only if you can do it every day or a few times a week every week, which IMO is not happening. I dont think anyone is getting rich off guitar gear reviews if that is all they do.

That's like saying you make $500 per gig is good money, which it is if gig every night or 3x a week.

 

[gergohajer]

Like what kinda units? Seriously, I've never experienced a lack in dynamics on, say, bus powered interfaces. Even some rather high end units (such as some from RME) are bus powered.

For example on Focusrite interfaces there's dynamic range differences between bus powered & non bus powered units.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Only if you can do it every day or a few times a week every week

I can make a living from 400 a week. And besides, it wouldn't be the only gig. 400 on one working day is very decent money regardless how you look at it.

 

[Sascha Franck]

For example on Focusrite interfaces there's dynamic range differences between bus powered & non bus powered units.

Using the very same units or is one of them just a cheaper unit?

 

[gergohajer]

Using the very same units or is one of them just a cheaper unit?

Same range.

 

[AFKAEjay(retired)]

Ok, look at it that way: You spend one working day with the unit (absolutely sufficient for all the videos I've seen so far) and then sell it for 400-450. That's a pretty decent salary, don't you think?

If you can do that everyday…AND keep a channel running. But of people think you’re full of S…end of channel…end of money making..end of getting units send. So keeping your viewers has a much higher value.

And tbh…personally I look at them as demos…opinions from YT…not sure I even value those. Nothing I can’t hear myself, or find in a manual. Can’t think of one YT that has the same priorities as me tbh. It’s just a quick/fun product overview to me.

 

[jellodog]

For example on Focusrite interfaces there's dynamic range differences between bus powered & non bus powered units.

I really depends upon the unit and the USB implementation. I don't doubt the Focusrite, epsecially older models are problematic.

However, USB-C Power Delivery generally allows up to 100 W of power to be transmitted at voltages up to 20 V and currents up to 5 A.

I believe that they've recently increased the USB-C protocl spec to 240 watts.

 

[Hapless]

Tbh…I got one in use as such…mostly cause the battery is fed by 12V…and that means I have 2 12v supplies with me at all time..which mitigates the 12V for the QC being a single point of failure. Its on the satelite board with the expression pedals. Last time I used the battery feeding another satellite with 2 pedals…it stopped half set

And once you keep AC at all time..the battery is dead weight. Getting through power outs..tbh…never happens..and when it does…the rest of the band is gone anyway…dead stop regardless
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I have those same Crocs in the same color.

 

[Sascha Franck]

Same range.

Not what I was asking about. Does the very same unit deliver different dynamics depending on whether it's bus- or 9V-powered?

 

[Sascha Franck]

I have those same Crocs in the same color.

Mine are dark blue.
I see a "show your Crocs" thread coming up...

 

[JCW308]

I have those same Crocs in the same color.

So sad. Crocs and guitars really shouldn't mix, for the good of us all.

 

[Sascha Franck]

However, USB-C Power Delivery generally allows up to 100 W of power to be transmitted at voltages up to 20 V and currents up to 5 A.

Yeah, but that's not what you usually get from a laptop's USB outlet. Which IMO is the important thing here.

 

[Sascha Franck]

If you can do that everyday…AND keep a channel running

You don't need to do it everyday. Just as you don't need to play for 400 every day to make a living. 10 x 400 a month are great already. And besides, as said, that's not necessarily the only thing you do.

 

[JiveTurkey]

Mine are dark blue.
I see a "show your Crocs" thread coming up...

Here's mine

 

[AFKAEjay(retired)]

I have those same Crocs in the same color.

I can tell you have excellent taste!