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Zoom B1X Bass Guitar Multi Effects PedalZOOM B1X Guitar Effects Pedals
The sleek Zoom B1X bass effects pedal incorporates all of the features of the B1 pedal such as 80 memory locations (40 preset/40 user), built-in auto-chromatic tuner, and the PCM drum machine with tap tempo. It still has the 13 amazing amp/pedal models and the 46 effects types too. But what sets it apart is the addition of the on-board expression pedal. Now you can change effect parameters on the fly. Change chorus speed and depth, or the time on reverb and delay patches. With the expression pedal you have almost unlimited options!
Zoom B1X Features
- Zoom ZFX-3 24-bit/96kHz digital multi-effects processor
- 46 Effects types; 8 Modules
- 40kHz frequency response
- Built in drum machine & Harmonized pitch shifter
- 46 effect types
- 13 amp-pedal modeling sets
- Onboard expression pedal
- 80 patches (40 user defined and 40 preset patches)
- Operates on 4 AA batteries or included AC power adapter (AD-0006D)
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 1 person rated this item  | Benjibass from Clemmons, NC, USA | | bcurti@wfubmc.edu | | Overall Ranking: | | Action:
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| | | Subject: | Excellent pedal for the money! | | Quality:
| I've owned a few Zoom bass pedals in my day. Some of the earlier ones like the BFX 708 were a bit plasticky and fragile. This model is a much more solid hard shell type plastic. Knobs are plastic, but seem to hold there own. Most of my Zoom pedals have been reliable and dependable | | Features:
| You get a lot of bang for the buck....most multi-effects pedals have shaky, redundant presets. Much to my surprise, I think that most of the presets are pretty decent. Pretty wide range with the 4 banks, which include various amp models, artists, some bass synth programs, a few wacky ones as well. I really like the bass synth effect, it's pretty decent and you can program some cool sounds. The drum machine programs are crisp and well defined. You can have a lot of fun with that as well. Having 40 presets and 40 user program areas really opens up the creativity bank...and that's the real key with a pedal like this. Don't go by the presets alone...take the time to mess around with the effects, and you can really create some neat patches. I mean, for $80, you can't go wrong! And it's easy as hell to program. | | Sound:
| This unit has 32 bit processing, which gives it a clean, powerful punch. I've had a Digitech BP-200 for 5 years now, and I think the Zooms have finally caught up with the Digi as far as processing power and sound. While the Digi, IMO, is unmatched with the distortion capabilities, I feel that the Zoom has a better defret effect and drum machine. Good sound. | | Playability and Feel:
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| 03/20/09 | | Do you own this product?:
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