Classic tremolo throb that locks to the song tempo – plus a random mode for something wild. The Mooer Triangolo is a digital tremolo pedal in Mooer’s Micro series. It gives three wave shapes, depth and speed control, tap tempo with sub-divisions, and a random X setting.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Surf, rockabilly, blues, indie and worship guitarists, players who want tremolo in time with the drummer, and anyone with a small pedalboard.
What’s in the box
- 1 x Mooer Triangolo
- 1 x Owner’s manual
Specifications
| Effect type | Digital tremolo |
|---|---|
| Wave forms | Triangular, Square, Saw Tooth |
| Controls | SPEED, DEPTH, SUB DIVISION (5 values incl. X random), wave toggle |
| Tap tempo | Hold footswitch 2 s, or tap the LED |
| Bypass | True bypass |
| Input | 1/4″ mono jack (impedance 470k ohms) |
| Output | 1/4″ mono jack (impedance 100 ohms) |
| Power | 9V DC adapter, centre negative |
| Current draw | 160 mA |
| Dimensions | 93.5 mm (D) x 42 mm (W) x 52 mm (H) |
| Weight | 146 g |
| Housing | Full metal |
| Series | Micro Series |
Good to know
- Needs a 9V DC centre-negative adapter or pedal power supply that gives at least 160 mA; Mooer highly recommends its Micro Power. There is no battery slot.
- After tapping a tempo with the footswitch, the pedal returns to normal operation after 5 seconds.
FAQ
Can it sync to the band?
Yes. Use tap tempo and set the sub-division to the rhythm you want.
What does the X setting do?
It plays random tremolo patterns.















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