Zoom G3Xn Guitar FX Unit - Massive Sounds Mini Price!
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Have been using this for about 2 years. One of the best purchases of my life. Continues to impress me as more effects are constantly made. It’s super well built and feels like a professional piece of equipment for a low price.
Got myself one of these and it is great! I'm just a bedroom player but there is so much in this little box that it will keep you coming back for ages. It's well built and very intuitive to use, and for £169 it's an absolute bargain.
How much is that in American?
£169 = $201 according to Google
I have a zoom g2.1nu, pretty old one, and that is great for gigging, still using it to this day.
This pedal is more than enough for live gigging and bedroom playing.
This is a remarkable device, regardless of price. The interface is completely intuitive, it’s very well made - solid! Super flexible and Zoom’s Guitar Lab software for your computer is really nicely designed. Very easy to update your board and configure with new patches or effects. Best of all is that Zoom continues to push out new patches and effects years after the release.
I love the format - acts like three pedals on a pedalboard. Very easy to use on the fly.
Sure - there are individual pedals with drippingly gorgeous tones at heinous prices that kill this device in sound, but as a complete package with an incredible array of effects this product is on its own. The remarkable price is just the cherry on top.
Greetings, as they say. Just wondering whether this pedal works well when connected to a basic combo (or otherwise) amp. I presume one needs to switch off all the amp and cab sims in that case. So I guess what I am asking is if it works well purely as a bunch of effects pedals.
Looks like nobody answered you on this so the answer is yes I use it with my combo amps. I even use it with a fender acoustasonic amp so I can play my electric guitar with effects,drum machine, while also singing through a Mic into the Fender amp.
That intro sounded like early era of The Cult. Awesome.
That's what I was going for - love that band!!
CaptAnderton Well, you nailed it. And now, i can't help it, but ask from you, to suggest to Rabea and Matt, do a "Sounds Like The Cult without busting the bank" episode. Cause very few can afford a Gretch White Falcon (am i right?), for a similar sound to The Cult's.
Maybe use part of todays rig, like that Zoom unit.
Keep it up Cap. You guys are what i watch, during most of my free time.
CaptAnderton half of my rig is so I can get Billy Duffy's sound!!
Yep!!! At first I was thinking The Edge, but robs tone wasnt not clean-Vox-ey enough.
My thoughts exactly.
ahh zoom ... my first love .... 505 always be remembered
rangga aditya I still have my 606 MKII
rangga aditya I still have my 9002
707 too😂
I used a 2020 almost 20 years ago ; )
Great quality effects, very shitty distortion.
DerEchteBold I'm using sansamp stopbox and rocktron distortion (remember that? 😸) as distortion.. zoom only for modulation and other effects
This is so cool as a pedalboard infront of an amp. The quality of effects is underrated.
There is so much you can do with these - drum patterns, loopers, amp models, cabs, and effects galore! I love to experiment with "re-ordering" the effects in the chains to see how that affects the sound of the patch. Truly an amazing device. When I gig I plug mine direct into the PA. No amp or pedalboard needed😀
Is the sound quality good enough to gig with?
@@christianskjod3440 yes it really is if you don’t use the presets and create your own
@@nazmoking3171 thank you so much! I honestly wasn't expecting a reply on a 4+ year old comment but I figured I'd give it a shot.
The Captain obviously isn't at par with Rob on a technical level, but there's an elegance about his playing that I love.
Different styles, which is nice when demoing gear because the Cap brings in another style to hear.
The birds preset was simply beautiful. If you guys are skipping around the long video I HIGHLY suggest you check out 15:35. I've never heard such a studio sounding preset with no post editing sound so great.
That intro song made me feel wind in my hair and I wanted to get a salmon colored suit.
ROFLMAO
Reminded me of The Cult
I own one of these and I can tell you that the real gold is found in tweaking your own patches. The effects are outstanding and the compression is stellar. I use it with my katana's front end and it works well with the katana's effects. This unit rarely gets the kind of respect it deserves in demos because the truth is it outperforms units costing three times as much
Why don't you plug it directly instead of an amp?
I just got one of the new VOX MV50 High Gain Lunchbox amps. It has great distortion but no real clean tone. If I wrote my own patches could I just use reverb delay and chorus in a patch into
The front of the amp can I use it w the amps distortions
Are you asking can you use it as a pedal board? The answer is yes.
I have a Zoom G5 and I'm so glad I bought it. It just sounds so good for hi-gain.
I bought this from The Captain today. My first pedal, and I doubt I will ever need any other pedal. Far exceeded all expectations. Thanks Captain Anderton!
@Everything I have had it for over 2 years now ( all my vids within 2 years have used it ) and I love it. I have used it through full on cabs on stage ( small venues maybe 200 people but still on stage) and in my room a lot. I personally dony use any of the presets, but have made my own that are right next to each other, named to quickly switch between different sounds, and for certain songs I have named that slot as the song so i know to use that slot for that song
@@alistairhomewood7344 that's awesome
Im getting my first guitar next week and I'm also ordering this pedal.
@@waterproof4403 it is really good. I am now defo moving up a bit, I have 4 guitars and now I am getting very nice amps, the amps in an analog amp are always gonna be better than any pedal, but the zoom does just sound incredible, and is so easy to use. What guitar are you getting?
That opening. Oh my goodness that opening was amazing.
Chappers and the cap'n are such great guitarists in their own rights. Made me happy to see the cap pick up that strat! theirs no such thing as a bad style of playing. They play what makes them happy and that fucking rocks man.
7:47 - Why I love these guys
The cab simulations are insanely good on this product for this price. There's an mic on/off switch allowing you to run them though an amp or straight to a PA / audio interface and it works just brilliant. I use its big brother (G5n) and it's fantastic when you can't carry an amp with you, the PA will do the job.
Thank you for the video guys, great one, as always! Greetings from Berlin.
zoom needed this video
I frequently whinge about Chappers forever using shred - but all credit here to The Man, all his demos and styles perfectly fit the FX being covered. Especially great playing at the start. One of the best Andertons uploads and very persuasive. Good job.
This is a fabulous device. I hardly looked at the manual, and had the hang of it in 5 minutes. IT IS INTUITIVE. Easy. After 10 minutes and a few glances at the manual, I could do everything. Very easy to use, wonderful to edit on, download the firmware upgrade and install (EASY) and you've got a pile more effects beyond what it came with. The software allows you to move patches and effects where ever you want, although editing must be done on the unit. I paid $125 new for mine-
it's 21st century, and maybe the last effects box you'll ever need. Oh, and the sound quality is stellar. Want to run on a battery? Simple, I ran mine on a single 9 volt rechargeable by simple hooking up a plug toa battery. Want longer battery power? Hook 2 or three up in series, or use AA batteries. (Or just use the included AC cord- big deal, you
have to plug in your amp don't you?) This is an outrageous device for the money. Three thumbs up. :-) No frustration at all, exactly the opposite. This is going to be the #1 effects unit in the world, mark my word. See my youtube videos for lots of fun: th-cam.com/users/neilslade
Thanks Neil your comment contained exactly the info I was looking for.
What do you connect it to amplify? What’s a good speaker?
This channel brings joy to my life.
That was some of the best playing from Rob, I've heard in a long time! This was so much fun to watch :D
Rob shreds! Dude can adapt to any preset like a dang chameleon!
Massive like for the video. Some of the music that was played in here, was the best I've heard in a long-long time from any artist.
My first encounter with a ZOOM multi effect goes back to some 25 years. When we all were trying to play guitar at the university and one of my mates got hold of one. We played the hell out of it.
When lee played the birds preset that sounded so beautiful!
I love zoom effects processors. I've had and used my g1xn for 7 years and it has served me very well in that time, especially since most of that time I was too young to get a job and pay for other pedals. The ultimate beginners introduction to guitar effects
over the last few years I've managed to collect all of the original zoom 50 series. from the 503 all they up to the 510. love all their stuff.
Hey rob, I know you probably hear this a lot, but I just wanted to say thank you for all the things you do, spending hours of your time making videos, shredding with dorje and jut being an amazing person, you inspire me everyday to be a better person and to push my playing to the next level. Thank you, you've also got quite the following in Canada and I've gotten all my friends addicted to your videos, thanks again sir for doing the amazing things you do :)
Zoom's stepped up their game I'm pretty impressed with my H1 and H6 recorders. Good sound and build quality.
Everything that I needed to know about this pedal I figuered them out in this video. Thanks very much! 🤘
It's nice to see Zoom making sturdier units that don't cost an arm and a leg now. I use to have a Zoom 3030 that I ADORED!!! That thing had some of the most unique guitar tones out there and even had an expression pedal. Unfortunately it was made of cheap plastic and after a few years of heavy use it eventually broke on me which really sucked as they had stopped making it at that point. Thankfully it paid for itself in great gigs and recordings that I still listen to with great nostalgia and memories of that little Zoom unit. Before that I had the original Zoom 9000 "wonder wedge" that as Rob and Lee mentioned, didn't sound great, but was extremely innovative at the time.
These days I still use my old Zoom 5000 driver pedal which I regard as one of the finest distortion pedals for heavy metal ever made. That fine pedal is built like a tank thankfully.
I also still use in my home studio, the Zoom 9150 Valve DSP rack unit which is a fantastic but little-known preamp/FX processor. The clean sounds generally suck on it, but the distortion tones are out of this world.
After hearing the sounds of this unit on this video, I may just end up getting these but only if the direct sounds via USB sound decent. Often I just want to plug in and record into my computer without fussing about with amps, microphones, and mic preamps, especially when the muse hits me suddenly. So this unit might fit the bill. But I'm sad that they didn't show the direct sound. Also they didn't mention if whether the drum sounds at the beginning were built into the unit or not. So yeah, they could have improved on the video by showcasing those things. But aside from that it was a great video.
You have convinced me to purchase the G3xn....and the opening riff...wow...total Cult vibe going on...loved it!
That intro jam was beautiful
There is FAR more to them then just a bunch of presets. They didn't show much of the expression petal or how detailed you can dial in any sound. These things are awesome for the price!
Sort of wrote this before the video was done....It's still a beast though
Years ago I had a Zoom 2020, and the best thing that can be said about it is that after I gave it to my friend's son he used it as part of his start up rig to launch a career as a professional entertainer that continues to this day ;-)
I recall a mate buying a 9002 in about 1991. I went out and bought a Boss BE-5M, which I wish I still had...
Glad to see that they have their act together these days.
The Capt playing the "birds" preset
For anyone watching in 2020, these zoom pedals are still awesome, theyve added firmware updates, patches, and a software editor so you can edit or manage everything from your computer. Highly recommended!
How does it fair against boss me80 or 25, boss gt-1, line 6 lower end models... Etc?
Btw I'm a happy zoom user from 2015 with the zoom G1XON. It just died yesterday cause I was careless and dropped it, feeling guilty af.
@@johnkbijo I absolutely swear by these, honestly best guitar accessory I've ever owned
Totally agree. The ongoing support is impressive. Guitar Lab is a great price of software.
That moment when a 160£ multi effects board sounds better than most higher end ones lol..
a pusher sells drugs goddamn the pusher man
@@dericdomino the user is a "tweaker", though.
Fuck yes, this sounds on par with units twice its price
@@Saturnr3nacido2 I LOVE mine.. the possibilities are astounding. You really only need this one at your feet. Just sickly powerful!
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This thing is great! I just got the g3n as a wedding present and I’m really happy with it. Eventually I’d like to upgrade to a model with the pedal, either the g3xn or the g5n, but honestly the g3n does everything I’d like a pedal like this to do. My only comment on it is some of the presets and effects are way louder than others. It has a master volume, but you want to set that so the bypass is the same volume as your amp, so you can’t mess with that too much. Instead, each patch has an individual master volume that can be accessed through patch settings. So you have to take the time to go through every setting and adjust the levels to even it all out, which consists of turning most of them down a fair bit. That also means every new patch you create has to be balanced with all the others. So you have to spend a bit of time dialing in the levels with everything. Once you’ve don’t that though, this pedal really shines and can’t be beat for the money.
You two are having entirely too much fun with this product. Keep up the good work!
I have an older Zoom G3 (without the pedal part). I think it's great. I love the rhythm (drum generator). Sounds great, IMO. Zoom quality is really nice. I also have the Zoom B10n Bass combo pedal, too.
Somehow, mine doesn't sound as good as when Rob plays it :):):)
I honestly love how Lee plays
This was one of the best videos for the zoom G3nX. After watching this video I knew I had to have one of these pedals. I decided to purchase the Zoom G3n from Andertons because there were not any in the local stores in MN US. This pedal arrived in 3 days which I was shocked at the speed. This is one of the best purchases I've ever made A++.
Not sure what Zoom was thinking here. Depends on how you want to use this, but for me it's a big step back from the original G3/x. No balanced out, no passive active/switch, no pre/post switch, no ground switch. Various control switches from the top panel are now menu driven.
For me (home use only) no dedicated headphones means I can't use it with a Trio+ (I know, there are phone on the Trio+, but they are shocking). A lot of the effects, amps, cabs use more than one 'unit' (the three little screens). The various looper modes occupy either one or two units - and you can't change a patch during looping, so you have to use the looper in stomp mode and accept that you'll only have one or two effects available to switch on and off. All of this means that in stomp mode (ie. basic WYSIWYG mode) it's almost useless. Positives... it looks nice.
Mine is going back, exchanged for a Digitech RP360, whose only limitation for a bedroom player is that the drums won't play during looping... enter Mr Trio.
Damn... that sound at 15:43. I've just got goosebumps.
Think it's a variation on Wicked Game from Chris Isaak. Very beautiful indeed
that intro song could literally be simple minds
Its the Cult!!
CaptAnderton that's me shown lol
I think you have to listen to some albums of them (again). This box has very thin drum sounds, exactly the opposite of Simple Minds LOL
she sells sanctuary... I recognised the sound and song but I couldn't think of the band name
dude it sounds nothing like she sells sanctuary even I can tell that , and to be fair to me (who isn't a massive simple minds fan) it's not all that different .
Have owned one for several years now. Over the last year I’ve mostly been using just pedals, but I dusted my zoom off to pair with my solid-state Peavey and I was just floored at how good it sounded.
I've started regularly tuning in to every video, the content gets better and better
I smell shootout! Zoom G3Xn v. Boss GT1... :D
I gave up on Zoom years and years ago, but this one looks like it has one of the most intuitive interfaces on these kind of multi-effects units I have ever seen. Gotta try it now...
Definitely need to hear those presets in person...! But ATM, this one at that ridiculous price seems like a no-brainer. Just another tool in the arsenal...
Did you ever end up getting this? Am looking for my first pedal, don't know a whole bunch of them yet
15:35 Ohhhh I don't wanna fall in loveee with a $160 pedal boarrds
These new Zoom pedals are very solid (heavy weight, metal boxes), and the LCD screens are easy to see in a live situation. I really like most of the patches, and for the price, they have to be the best bang for the buck on the market today.
I just bought a Fender Bassman from a guy off Craigslist and he wanted to include this unit and an attenuator as a package and I’m so glad I remembered this video. What a great piece of gear for the price.
There's a lot of gear snobbery and unnecessary preconceptions about gear throughout the guitarist community. Despite this, I've never heard anyone with a bad word about Zoom pedals. Yes they eat batteries, but value for money is mad with these pedals. Still use an original G3 on my board and in the effects loop and it does it's job perfectly.
Collwyn Thomas - Palmer My impersonation of a typical gear snob: your tone sounds great, what are you using? Thanks it's a Zoom multi-effect actually (Gear Snob) I figured as much, I was being sarcastic your tone sounds so fake and digital.
some of those presets sounded interesting.. esp the one in the beginning... but overall zoom is crap
Just when I thought the video was about to end without Rob playing Catalyst, he played it! :-p
Man, the old 9002 was a legend. Loved mine at the time.
Pure 80's stadium rock, that intro could have been a number of bands from my formative years
9:10 The return of Close-up Clam!
I remember having the zoom 505 guitar pedal when I was 15 years old in 1998 and this pedal was producing massive metal distortion for about 125$ I think . They've been around for a while
1st pedal I ever bought. I also got the 505 II
After watching this video, I immediately bought the bigger model G5n and after playing with it for only a few hours, I can already say this is definitely worth the money. Easily the most intuitive and easy to navigate multi-fx unit I've ever tried. Presets sound pretty good and making your own patch is easy if you prefer that method. The only negative thing I can say is the high gain sounds aren't amazing, but I'm sure that after a few more days with it, I'll be able to tweak it a little more and hopefully get a passable metal tone out of it. 9/10 Would recommend.
G5 doesn't have loop fx plugs so it's kinda limited eh?
Finally. Ive been waiting for a great review like this! Most things i cant afford, but this i am getting for sure!
Love the work you do guys. I just picked up the g5n....two weeks ago. Been playing since the 80's, and have gigged, up until last weekend, with an orange tube amp into a Marshall built quad box., with a massive pedal board of tasty commercial and boutique stomps. So what's changed? The amazing zoom pedal board, direct into the PA delivers a quality of tone, and a reliability of mix, that I have struggled to achieve from venue to venue. Once properly set up (ditching most of the factory patches), I've gone from a die hard tube head, to a complete convert. What does it deliver? Simple 3 plug gig setup. Power. Guitar in. PA out. I'm done and ready for sound check. Love it. Also, something that is often missed when this zoom range is discussed. All the cabs, both built in and downloaded, feature a MIC setting, which is actually an impulse response. Sure, you can't import your own IR's, but really, with the range of cabs available, why would you want to. All I can say is if you play, get one. A G3n or a G5n. This thing sounds so good, is so easy to use, you will play more, with more confidence, and it will make you a better player. :)
How does a G3N compare to the G1 models for a beginner?
Tengri if u beginner just go with g3n with 2x different price because g1 have not much feature and suck
"It's not about the girth, its about the weight!" I died guys hahaha
I've bought loads from you guys and I love these videos that you do BUT they often highlight the dirt and metal side of things and some of us want great clean-ish effects and amps
this one put me in a good mood, very surprising sound quality also
Robs got a awesome comb over
Joe Satriani's Cryin' is recorded with Zoom 9002, and that song has one of his best tones ever! So there you go about 9002 sounding shit! XD Great stuff as always, Anderton's
I forgot I clicked this and had another window over it when I thought I was listening to a demo of a new song by the cult. Sweet!!!
Oh man, that opening! I was back in the 1980's and the Cult was playing....
That spacey chorus that Rob loved is worth £169 on its own
multi-fx shootout!!!! Zoom g3xn vs BOSS GT-1 vs Mooer GE200!
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Munirul Azam and Hot Tone Ampero
@@immanuelsanate8615 ampero is pricey for that touch screen,,
I'm still using my Zoom Gfx8 after all these years. Still can't bring myself to get rid of it as it's such a good piece of kit and still going strong for what must be 15 years.
Enjoyed the review, but also just enjoyed hearing you guys rock out.
EASILY, my favorite Chapman thus far Rob. That thing is beautiful!
I'd put a regular G3n or Boss gt 001 in my pedalboard before any modern modulation or delay pedal. They are able to achieve just so much at a very affordable price. The amp modeling on this one is not too shabby either.
Yes, I totally understand why people like real analog distortions, but chaining together a bunch of digital stompboxes just seems like a waste of money when you could buy a digital multi-fx pedal.
Rob it´s a pleasure to hear you playing ``normal´´.
In the last years/months you got so djent & dropped, in fact it seams like they hide your skills, harmony, ``grace´´... your palette of flavours.
You have a touch of EVH chord inversion style seasoning on your playing, when going to the ``dark side´´ (djent & drop tuning), it get lost. A shame. Maybe it´s the fashion of the day.
Anyway you still rock man.
Look at you guys gettin all 90s dream pop.
I still use & play my old Z00M 505, baby!
Boss GT-1 review please ;)
If not you're still fuckin' cool
The Boss GT-1 has been receiving great comments so I'd love to see them review that too.
There seems to be a great hype.
I have seen dozens of reviews of the GT-1 and to me it seems this one here sounds way better.
Also the Gt-1 only has the 3 switches, which is extremely limiting for a multi-fx unit.
To be fair, the GT-1 has had loads of attention from the moment it launched despite being rehashed tech from the GT-100. Zoom updated the G series long before that and got no attention from the bigger channels for months despite basically going back to the drawing board and starting from scratch with all new modeling. Zoom deserves a little bit of the limelight without the GT-1 stealing all its thunder.
yeah, but if i want to decide which one to buy, i'd love to see the same people reviewing it. because i don't really care about the little price difference, as long as i know which one does the job for me.
Fair enough. I just feel sympathy for Zoom as they've largely been overlooked despite offering completely new modeling. The GT-1 is like a hybrid of the GT-100 and the ME-80, both of which have been out for a long time (when it comes to digital pedals).
I would personally like to see the next generation of modeling tech from Boss, Digitech, Vox etc and I think the GT-1 has received more attention than it deserves. I'm not saying it's a bad pedal. Just saying I'd like to see things move forward.
Just got the G3n yesterday and started tweaking it. Gui is fantastic for me. Totally intuitive, and its astounding what they can pack into this beast! WOW. LOVE IT. I am really looking forward to programming the daylights outta this thing. Sounds amazing, and to be able to chain things like real analog pedals would do, and having the gui show that? Just awesome!
Looks perfect for my upcoming travel/practice rig. Glad they updated it.
Lee stop downplaying your guitar skills, your a god!!!!
Yeah lee you are so soulful love what you do
Elijah Parrella I
I can't believe you guys didn't even show off the expression pedal or looping feature. Those are the two main things I'm interested in buying this thing for. Obviously tone quality is very important but beyond that I want to know if the looper is practically utilized and if the expression pedal is decent.
This little thing seems like sooo much fun! Great demo as always!
omg, this Chapman guitar!!! I'm in love!
That birds effect sounded a lot like Chris Isaak Wicked Game to me
Same :)
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Just to add: the reverbs/delays are really good.The amp sims and overdrive/distortion much less so.EP and RC boost and Vibe/tremolo also good.Great layout/tweakabilty.
So, use this as a basic reverb/delay into an amp.I have the G3n with analog drives on my pedalboard 20..
That's good to know. I'm a long time player, but didn't touch pedals until recently and this unit is going on my board once I have I program it (literally just got it).
Any comparably priced all-in-one-box FX units with decent overdrive and better amp sims for a DAWLESS home studio guy that is not fond of metal or outer space sounds or any other genre except 60’s/70’s Classic Rock? Think Ron Wood/T-Rex and Dan Baird and maybe some 60’s revival Britpop. Overdrive yes, distortion: not really. Gary Moore, yes. EVH, no. I know I’m asking a lot. Thanks.
Rob Chapman. I've been watching a lot of these lately but not all. If you haven't already you and lee should do a video on how to set up a pedal board and talk about bypass and putting things in the fx loop as opposed to the front of the amp. Have an awesome day man
Been using the G3xn for a year now and as you tweak every patch like increasing treble or lowering gain its like a new sound it can produce, you just need time to experiment on it
wtf! i just bought the g3x!!!! i should've wait for this!
Update the patches, you're good to go.
Plus the G3X has an XLR output, which I use live...no amp, just plug directly into the stage, Love it!
Lee's playing is kick-ass in this
lately I've been watching all your videos like mad, I love your style of doing them and the gear you show as well 🤘
I was considering getting this for my Katana 50 and then I find this video. I was considering changing my 50 for a 100 so I could use the GA-FC and expression pedal at the same time, but it will be less expensive to just get this instead.
I want story time with the captain to be a regular thing
I know it's an older model, but I was looking into getting a G5x and this video helped me decide. Thanks, Chap! Stay awesome, brother.
2 minutes in, & I’m buying it!
It sounds like a bloody RECORD, even on TH-cam!!!! 👍😮
Rob, Cheap guitar & expancive pickup, or expencive guitar & cheap pickup please!!!!!
depends on sound and feel of play
Well, in my opinion, an expensive should have more then decent pickups. Pick the one that feels the best.
Carlos Eduardo Cheap guitar with expensive pickup for days, but if it doesn't feel good or isn't particularly your thing don't bother, you can find great guitars for £189 or shit guitars for triple that. Revelation guitars are pretty good for that, £199 Telecaster Special is great looking and feeling, just the pickups aren't great.
Get the expansive guitar and if you like upgrade the pickups after a while.
Recently, i bought a PRS Custom 24 for £1500, the guitar has a great looking and a Incredible neck, but the sound is realy strange, i bought it for play Hard Rock, i want to upgrade the pickups, but i don`t know which pickups i put it on...
They skipped the surf tone. This channel is dead to me.
good point LOL! We must not let the surf tone die.
Dick Dale is weeping
TheOneVictor hey how to use this processor. No mode nothing is working but showing everthing in display.no sound of effects.should i turn every thing off on my amp?
Lmao i to was looking forward to hearing that
They did us a favour!
I have been putting a $100 a week aside for 16 weeks to get the Line 6 Helix and pulled the trigger yesterday. I know this is about the Zoom G3Xn but now I have something from the top end and bottom end (I still have my original Digitech RP90 from 2008) and I would say this is a great value for that kind of money. This Helix is friggin' crazy cool and the finest multi-effects unit ever created. But this Zoom would be a great thing to throw into a bag for a weekend at the lake and give you all you need for jamming around the firepit at night.
Ive had a B3n (the bass version of this minus the ex. pedal) for a little over a year now and I love it! It takes punishment and keeps going.