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MGR/Mario Verkerk « Zoom Player 2100 »
Published on 12/07/03 at 15:00I bought this at "Stockenhof muziek" in Holland and i paid 150 euro's.(used)
I like the different options, and the control of three control buttons, that give you instand control to the select group of 3 patches. I also like the tuner that can be accesst by one push on a button (with your feet) if you hold that button longer the 2100 will go in mute mode, so you can tune your guitar without people hearing your doeing so.
I like the different types of distortion the 2100 has, and lots of gain!!
I don't the very very very complexity of this device, you really have to study the manual before you can program some patches.
And the effects such as flanger and facer are, how do you say it... they just don't have it. But the the delay and distortion are very good.
The housing is made of very hard plastic, some people don't like it, they prefer metal of something, but this thing os build to last. The only weak point are the buttons, i think is you are not so gentle with the 2100, then you break it in a month.
I have it for a jear or so, and it was used, and i have no failures at all.
In the beginning i dind't like it at all because i dind't know how to program it, but after nights studing and trying i made it trough. And now well programmed it sounds very nice, i can almost get every sound out of it.
Pretty good effect processor for at home, and also when you practice with your band, but i think you better not use it on stage.
but overall a good effect processor.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I like the different options, and the control of three control buttons, that give you instand control to the select group of 3 patches. I also like the tuner that can be accesst by one push on a button (with your feet) if you hold that button longer the 2100 will go in mute mode, so you can tune your guitar without people hearing your doeing so.
I like the different types of distortion the 2100 has, and lots of gain!!
I don't the very very very complexity of this device, you really have to study the manual before you can program some patches.
And the effects such as flanger and facer are, how do you say it... they just don't have it. But the the delay and distortion are very good.
The housing is made of very hard plastic, some people don't like it, they prefer metal of something, but this thing os build to last. The only weak point are the buttons, i think is you are not so gentle with the 2100, then you break it in a month.
I have it for a jear or so, and it was used, and i have no failures at all.
In the beginning i dind't like it at all because i dind't know how to program it, but after nights studing and trying i made it trough. And now well programmed it sounds very nice, i can almost get every sound out of it.
Pretty good effect processor for at home, and also when you practice with your band, but i think you better not use it on stage.
but overall a good effect processor.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com