Thank you for sharing. On the negatives. 1. It's an amp/pre-amp simulator, hence why there are no overdrives. Zoom does do the MS D pedal which gives you 200 overdrives. As long as you get clean and crunch options, it does what it's supposed to do and nothing more. 2. This pedal would be better used after a custom effects board more than a multi-effects unit because the multi-effects will add color before it goes into the amp simulator. You really want that pedal doing nothing but amps and all your own overdrives, modulation and delays effects going into that. That's the reason why they do a modulation, distortion etc. With a multi-effects you already get amp simulators built into the multi, so your essentially doubling up. 3. Agree, that some users will find it mind blowing. The MS-50 is wonderful but some found it tricky when custom editing. For it's price point it certainly looks like a bargain but will it get the same sounds as a Strymon Iridium for example? Probably not but you get what you pay for and I'd argue you can do more with the Zoom here than what the Strymon will. Best advice, try them all out at your local guitar store to see what you think before shelling out. Most importantly buy any effects or amp simulator for the sound you want, not the price you want.
it's a very well demo, hopefully a lot of people will see this. i was a bit in doubt because of the picture of the video wasn't very interesting, but i'm glad i. opened this
Thank you for sharing. On the negatives. 1. It's an amp/pre-amp simulator, hence why there are no overdrives. Zoom does do the MS D pedal which gives you 200 overdrives. As long as you get clean and crunch options, it does what it's supposed to do and nothing more. 2. This pedal would be better used after a custom effects board more than a multi-effects unit because the multi-effects will add color before it goes into the amp simulator. You really want that pedal doing nothing but amps and all your own overdrives, modulation and delays effects going into that. That's the reason why they do a modulation, distortion etc. With a multi-effects you already get amp simulators built into the multi, so your essentially doubling up. 3. Agree, that some users will find it mind blowing. The MS-50 is wonderful but some found it tricky when custom editing. For it's price point it certainly looks like a bargain but will it get the same sounds as a Strymon Iridium for example? Probably not but you get what you pay for and I'd argue you can do more with the Zoom here than what the Strymon will. Best advice, try them all out at your local guitar store to see what you think before shelling out. Most importantly buy any effects or amp simulator for the sound you want, not the price you want.
it's a very well demo, hopefully a lot of people will see this. i was a bit in doubt because of the picture of the video wasn't very interesting, but i'm glad i. opened this
So it can not be used as a IR loader, disabling the preamp and using the cab only?
no you cant unless you got the iphone connector thingy and purchase the app
Read the manual you don't need the app can be done on the pedal
@@richardpress9551 no you cant unless you got the iphone connector thingy and purchase the app