Hi,
I haven't found any threads on these pedals yet so thought I'd offer my opinions on them and see whether anyone else has had a chance to try them out yet.
Shimverb
As with most people, my introduction to them was through youtube videos of the Shimverb. Much like many Chinese pedals nowadays the product line is mostly made up of 'sound-alikes' of famous pedals and the colour and artwork often reflects what the pedal is based on. The Shimverb is obviously aimed at the Strymon camp although the shimmer setting is far from Strymon quality...in fact, although it was the capability I was most looking for, it isn't all that usable. Unlike most shimmer 'verbs the Mooer pedal doesn't concentrate on octaves to get the ringing repeats but rather a harmony setting. My ear isn't what it was but it sounds like a 4th, sometimes it works but it doesn't work with everything.
Putting the shimmer setting aside, the other two reverbs (hall and spring) are very usable. I have spring reverb on my amp (tweaked Laney LC30 MK1) but wanted to use that for a bigger 'surf' setting and have a more subtle reverb for more general use. I must say that the spring setting is quite convincing although suffers a little at extreme settings, certainly works well in a band mix. The hall setting is very nice and I'm now wondering about getting another so that I can have a large hall and a smaller room setting. The three controls - level (effect level), depth (pre-delay) and color (tone) offer some nice sound shaping and require quite different settings for each reverb type to get the most from them.
Overall I really like it. I was looking at the TC Electronic Hall of Fame (almost obsessively) but came to the conclusion that I'd only ever use one of the settings anyway. The Mooer pedals are almost half the size and almost half the price so I could have two different sounds at only £10 more. Obviously the quality isn't quite on par with the TC but I'm using these in a band where the subtle differences would be lost in a gig mix anyway.
Hustle Drive
My local guitar shop had a whole bunch of the pedals in stock and let me try them all. The one that really stood out from my first visit was the Hustle Drive (based on the OCD). If I hadn't just bought a Hot Cake I'd definitely have got it and I'm even considering swapping over. It's a great little OD/boost that had me grinning from ear to ear, lots of fun.
I also tried out several others which were also pretty good but not my thing...the typical Rat, Tubescreamer and metal distortions. The Triangle Buff (big muff?) was quite usable but not 'spitty' enough for me. The analogue delay was nice but went into self-oscillation far too easily and the delay knob turned the wrong way which was confusing. All the pedals were sold within the week though, some of them to the sales reps visiting the store.
The store has just got a bunch more in stock and I'm hoping to get the phase 90 copy (having sold my clunky ol' small stone) and the tape echo pedal - as long as they live up to the clips I've heard.