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maestro shaz
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maestro shaz
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02/02/2007 6:49 am
Hey there,

Just bought myself a new Zoom effects pedal the other day.

ZOOM G2.1u

It's not such a bad thing I reckon.

I can use it to record directly into the computer via USB, it actually acts as an audio interface which I think is quite kool.

I would like to share a sample of this with everyone.

Enter Sandman solo recorded only with the Zoom effect. No post-processing was done. It's just fresh out of the Zoom box :)

Enter Sandman with ZOOM

Enjoy
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PRSplaya
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02/02/2007 5:19 pm
meh, not my cup of tea for tone. There's way way too much chorus effect. Great playing though :o. Also, please go back and read the guidelines for this section of the forum and edit your post to follow them. Thanks.
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02/03/2007 7:07 pm
As eric said nice playing, bout the tone in my personal taste it needs a bit more agression a bit more of cutting edge but it does a nice job.

A friend has the same unit, and plays tru a Peavey KB amp (more like a small PA) and work nice but I like it more on clean sounds, IMHO adding a good distortion pedal should do the trick to add a bit more of crunch and to tight things up.

To be honest for PC recording, and all the things it comes with this unit has a great feature/value proportion.
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02/04/2007 1:25 am
I would suggest loosing the chorus, and boosting the mids.... all the way up :D
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02/14/2007 9:45 am
The zoom G series is a far improvment on the old 505s 707's etc.. While I was looking for a muti-fx in the 400-600 price range i ended up getting the zoom g7.1ut it seems to sound alot nicer then the digitech and even the boss me-50 the biggest plus for the G7 is personaly the tone diference between my real cry baby and my g7's is very small. But then again I sold that a few months ago :( . Plus it came with Cubase :cool: well cubase le but thats good enough for me at home :p
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