Baby Bomb from Mooer
from Mooer
The pocket-sized power amp that delivers full-stage volume from any preamp or multi-effects rig — no speaker-sim required.
- 30-watt solid-state power in a micro pedal footprint
- Compatible with 8 Ω – 16 Ω speaker cabinets straight out of the box
- Warm / Bright voicing switch for instant tone shaping on the fly
Explore the Mooer baby bomb Power Amp
Mooer Baby Bomb 30
A 30-watt micro power amplifier built to drive real speaker cabinets from any line-level source. Features DC-in, Master volume, and a Warm/Bright switch in a pedalboard-friendly shell.
Check Price
Mooer Radar Speaker CAB Simulator
Compact cab simulation pedal for electric guitar and bass. Ideal for shaping amp tones with realistic speaker cabinet character in a compact setup..
Check PriceFitment and Product Details
The Mooer Baby Bomb 30 is a pure solid-state power amplifier rated at 30 watts RMS. It accepts any line-level or instrument-level input — preamp pedals, multi-effects processors, or amp modellers — and outputs directly to a passive guitar speaker cabinet rated 8 Ω to 16 Ω. The micro-pedal enclosure measures roughly the same footprint as a standard compact effect, making it one of the smallest real-cab power amps on the market.
Why the Baby Bomb Belongs on Your Pedalboard
Real Cab Tone
Drive any passive guitar speaker cabinet at gig-worthy volume without carrying a heavy combo or head. The Baby Bomb turns your preamp pedal into a complete amp rig.
Micro Footprint
At compact micro-pedal dimensions, the Baby Bomb slots onto even the most crowded pedalboard without displacing the pedals you already love.
Instant Voicing
The Warm / Bright switch lets you dial in a darker, vintage feel or a crisp, articulate attack in seconds — no menu-diving, no software, no compromise.
Universal Compatibility
Works seamlessly with Mooer preamp pedals, the GS1000, GE300, Prime series, and virtually any third-party modeller or preamp that outputs at line level.
How to Check Fitment
Follow these five steps to get the best tone out of your Mooer Baby Bomb 30 power amp in any playing situation.
- 01
Choose Your Signal Source
Select the preamp, amp modeller, or multi-effects unit you want to drive the Baby Bomb. The unit accepts any line-level or instrument-level mono signal — Mooer preamp pedals, the GS1000, GE300, third-party modellers, or a traditional amp’s effects-loop send all work perfectly. Make sure your source device’s output level is not set too hot before you power up.
- 02
Connect the Input
Run a standard 6.35 mm (¼-inch) mono instrument cable from the output of your preamp or modeller into the Baby Bomb’s input jack. If your source has a stereo output, use the left or mono output. Keep cable runs short to preserve high-frequency clarity, especially when using the Bright voicing setting.
- 03
Select Your Voicing
Toggle the Warm / Bright switch to match your playing style and cabinet character. Warm adds a darker, rounder low-end emphasis that suits vintage-style cabinets and jazz or blues tones. Bright opens up the top-end response for a more articulate, present sound that cuts through a dense band mix. You can flip this switch during a set — it reacts immediately without noise.
- 04
Set the Master Volume
With the speaker cabinet disconnected, start by turning the Master knob to roughly the 9 o’clock position. Connect the cabinet (see Step 5), then power the unit on and gradually raise the Master until you reach a comfortable rehearsal level. Fine-tune from there for the room. The Baby Bomb’s 30-watt output is more than enough for most club stages and studio sessions.
- 05
Connect Your Speaker Cabinet
Use a proper speaker cable — not an instrument cable — to connect the Baby Bomb’s speaker output to a passive guitar cabinet rated at 8 Ω or 16 Ω. Never leave the power amp running without a load connected, as this can damage the output stage. Once connected, you have a complete, lightweight amp rig that delivers genuine real-cab tone from your favourite preamp or modeller.
baby bomb Reviews: What Guitarists Are Saying
Product quality
Genuinely Gig-Ready in a Tiny Box
Paired the Baby Bomb with a Mooer preamp pedal and played a 200-seat venue last weekend. The volume headroom surprised me — it drove my 1×12 cabinet with authority and stayed clean under pressure. The Warm setting added exactly the bloom I wanted at the top of the Master knob.
— Verified Guitarist, Compact Rig Build
Ease of use
Perfect Fly-Rig Solution
I travel frequently and needed a power amp that fits in a laptop bag alongside a modeller. The Baby Bomb is the only unit I found that delivers real-cab tone at that size. Setup is instant — no menu, no app, just plug in and play. The Bright switch is a genuine tonal tool, not a gimmick.
— Touring Musician, Fly-Rig User
Overall experience
Solid Build, Smart Design
Mooer’s build quality on the Baby Bomb matches the rest of the micro-pedal range — solid metal shell, tight jacks, responsive knob with a smooth taper. I use it with a GE300 and a vintage 4×12 and the combination sounds enormous. Great value for what it delivers on stage.
— Gigging Guitarist, Studio & Stage
See the baby bomb in Action
About Mooer
Mooer is a professional guitar-effects manufacturer dedicated to building innovative, high-quality tools for working guitarists. Founded on the principle that great tone should not require a large footprint or a large budget, Mooer has grown into a globally recognised brand spanning micro pedals, preamp units, intelligent multi-effects processors, smart amplifiers, and the full range of accessories that gigging players depend on every day.
The Baby Bomb 30 is a direct expression of that philosophy: a full 30-watt solid-state power amplifier engineered to fit on a pedalboard, enabling guitarists to drive real speaker cabinets from any preamp or modeller source. Mooer’s broader catalogue — from the GS1000 Intelligent Amp Sampling Processor and the GE300 multi-effects platform to the Prime series and a deep range of micro preamp pedals — gives players a complete ecosystem built around tone, convenience, and reliability.
Whether you are building your first pedal-powered rig or upgrading a professional touring setup, Mooer’s team of engineers and tone enthusiasts has designed every product to exceed expectations at every price point.
Visit Official StoreFrequently Asked Questions
What impedance speaker cabinet does the Baby Bomb 30 require?
The Baby Bomb 30 is designed to work with passive guitar speaker cabinets rated at 8 Ω or 16 Ω. Always connect a compatible cabinet before powering the unit on — running the power amp without a load can damage the output stage.
Can I use the Baby Bomb with any preamp or multi-effects unit?
Yes. The Baby Bomb accepts any line-level or instrument-level mono input, making it compatible with Mooer preamp pedals, the GS1000, GE300, Prime series, and virtually any third-party amp modeller or preamp that provides a standard 6.35 mm mono output.
What does the Warm / Bright switch actually do?
The Warm setting rolls off a small amount of high-frequency response for a darker, more vintage character, while Bright opens up the top end for increased clarity and presence. Both settings are useful and neither is a simple on/off treble boost — the difference is musical and easy to hear through any cabinet.
Is 30 watts enough for live performance?
Thirty watts of solid-state power is more than sufficient for rehearsals, recording, and most club-level or small-venue performances, especially when driving an efficient 1×12 or 2×12 cabinet. For very large stages or outdoor festivals without PA support, a higher-powered unit may be preferable.
Does the Baby Bomb include cabinet simulation for direct recording?
No. The Baby Bomb 30 is a pure power amplifier designed to drive a real speaker cabinet. It does not include a built-in cabinet simulator or DI output. For direct-to-desk recording, pair it with a Mooer Radar or similar dedicated cab-sim pedal placed before the power amp in the signal chain.
What power supply does the Baby Bomb 30 need?
The Baby Bomb 30 requires a DC power supply via its dedicated DC input jack. Refer to the product listing and included documentation for the exact voltage and current rating, as using an incorrect power supply can damage the unit.