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Published on 01/16/02 at 15:00well i had previous owned a zoom processor, and it was ok but the delay wasnt as user friendly
as i woulda liked. after getting fed up with it i sold it and bought this unit...for like $129,00 us...
inexpensive.....well built......some of the effects are
kinda cool as well....and the fact that it has a headphone jack on it...
it once helped me keep my sanity during the hell of a greyhound trip
well, at first i liked it alot....and eventually after i edited
all the presets to what i liked...(for the most part)....i realized
that switching between presets wasnt seamless...like all the lovely
individual stompboxes...(i.e. boss HM2 and the likes) also, when
recording the distortion leaves what can only be described as a thin
blanket over the dynamics of the sound...really makes the guitar
almost un-intelegable....individual notes are lost
solid construction but when it comes down to it....the sound is what is important
not bad if you are using to write songs and stuff....i mean if you have a practice amp
and are sitting in your living room practicing...it is awesome...i mean it also comes
with a glorified metronome included and that is great for practicing, but recording is
kinda rough and well your live sound is kinda mushy with it...so there....
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
as i woulda liked. after getting fed up with it i sold it and bought this unit...for like $129,00 us...
inexpensive.....well built......some of the effects are
kinda cool as well....and the fact that it has a headphone jack on it...
it once helped me keep my sanity during the hell of a greyhound trip
well, at first i liked it alot....and eventually after i edited
all the presets to what i liked...(for the most part)....i realized
that switching between presets wasnt seamless...like all the lovely
individual stompboxes...(i.e. boss HM2 and the likes) also, when
recording the distortion leaves what can only be described as a thin
blanket over the dynamics of the sound...really makes the guitar
almost un-intelegable....individual notes are lost
solid construction but when it comes down to it....the sound is what is important
not bad if you are using to write songs and stuff....i mean if you have a practice amp
and are sitting in your living room practicing...it is awesome...i mean it also comes
with a glorified metronome included and that is great for practicing, but recording is
kinda rough and well your live sound is kinda mushy with it...so there....
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com