2006-07-06, 02:52
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zoom?
I am planning to get a zoom pedal. Are they good?
If yes then please tell me the points of difference between zoon GFX 707 II, zoom G2 and zoom G2.1U.
I have tried to google it and got a lot of technical data (which i hardly understand...this being my fist processor).
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2006-07-06, 03:08
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HES BAAACK
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i hated my 505-II, and then the inputs stopped working. thats a common problem i think
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2006-07-06, 03:13
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Pirate Lawd
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Zoom will leave a bad taste in your mouth if it's your first effects. Poor quality sound, cheap building materials, and undependable opperation. I owned one years ago and treated it like gold but it still kept braking down on me.
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2006-07-06, 10:02
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Jono
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I had one for like 2 years,I never had a problem.They really,for just fucking around with are great,cheap and fun.
But,they still are little peices of shit,and for anything more than fucking around with,its not going to happen.
Better bet,save up for a:
boss -ME,GT series
Digitech - GNX
Korg
Even a Alesis unit.
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2006-07-06, 16:00
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Supreme Metalhead
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They are called "Zoom" because of how quickly they leave your setup.
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buy a stick of graphite (art stores) and rub it into your nut
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2006-07-06, 16:04
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Crusher of Skulls
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NO
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2006-07-07, 13:20
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Quote:
Originally Posted by philkilla
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2006-07-07, 14:41
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Jono
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No,dont get it.
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2006-07-07, 14:44
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Do not buy zoom...please
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2006-07-07, 18:30
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Crusher of Skulls
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excuse my subtleness.
If you want a DECENT effects/amp/emulation pedal or what have you....get something besides the zoom. Those things just sound like straight cheap shit.
Get a PodXT
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My Trust is in WHISKEY and WEEDand SLAYER
Long live DIMEBAG
ROGspace Cunts. Book us
Quote:
Originally Posted by far_beyond_sane
You thought of mixing wheat flour with saturated fat, and putting it the resultant shit in a styrofoam cup. Shine on, you crazy dead yellow diamond.
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Originally Posted by johnmansley
May the best cunt win.
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2006-07-07, 18:37
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i also had one. thin plastic, very bad effects, and the sound quality was comparable to a telephone.
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2006-07-07, 19:08
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Pirate Lawd
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A Boss GT-8 is 17,000 times better than all Zoom pedals combined. I hate multieffects pedals but I do like the GT-8.
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2006-07-07, 19:23
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The flexibilty of the GT-8 is completely unreal as well. Being able to switch between two completely different amp models with completely different settings using only your picking dynamics is pretty insane.
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"So often our hands get caught up in ruts of muscle memory. 'Muscle memory' is an accurate term. We get used to doing certain things, without even being aware of them. This ultimately not only shapes and therefore limits our technique, it also shapes what we compose, what we write. We end up thinking still unknowingly trapped in that box." -Adam Nitti
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Originally Posted by the_bleeding
buy a stick of graphite (art stores) and rub it into your nut
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2006-07-07, 19:32
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Pirate Lawd
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Oh yeah it is. I was afriad it would sound like ass at first but after trying it out for 2 hours I decided I had to have it. It's not very user friendly but it's worth the time to learn how to use it.
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2006-07-07, 20:52
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Supreme Metalhead
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Yea I might get the Boss GT-Pro which seems to bascially be the GT-8 in a rackmount format with a few other added goodies.
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"So often our hands get caught up in ruts of muscle memory. 'Muscle memory' is an accurate term. We get used to doing certain things, without even being aware of them. This ultimately not only shapes and therefore limits our technique, it also shapes what we compose, what we write. We end up thinking still unknowingly trapped in that box." -Adam Nitti
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Originally Posted by the_bleeding
buy a stick of graphite (art stores) and rub it into your nut
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2006-07-08, 01:28
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Pirate Lawd
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I would stay away from the GT-pro. It might have a few extra tricks but the firmware hasn't been as updated like the GT-8. If you really want to know more about the GTs then check this site out. I use it all the time. They got some nice free 3rd party solfware to use between your PC and GT.
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2006-07-08, 04:43
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bugfucker strikes back.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lamb_of_satan
I am planning to get a zoom pedal. Are they good?
If yes then please tell me the points of difference between zoon GFX 707 II, zoom G2 and zoom G2.1U.
I have tried to google it and got a lot of technical data (which i hardly understand...this being my fist processor).
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Zoom are best used as frisbees.
And even then, they are mediocre frisbees.
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Awesome.
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