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It works perfectly connected to a power bank with a capacity of 6000 milliamps. It draws 8% per hour.

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One more thing, when I start my smartphone in airplane mode (off the network) the connection is established within 8 to 10 seconds!

OK. Check the compatibility of the application with the smartphone you are using. It was smooth for me from the first time. Try with another USB-C high data transfer cable. Good luck!

On the application, you only have exactly what is specific only for the B2-4 (preamps, amps, etc... specific for the G2-4 are not represented) By the way, the application offers the function of downloading new FX, but it only sees the G2-4.

The only connection drop is trying to delete the bomber effect via the app.

The application downloaded those 100 MB of the latest data on effects only once after the initial installation, and each connection to the B2-4 takes ~2 minutes. I use Canon's USB double C high speed cable.

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Yes, it works exactly as you described. I tried it myself on a Samsung A14.

NUX could make a Bass multiFX based on their Melvin Lee Davis Bass Preamp + DI (NBP-5) adding effects. Preferably in Z B2Four or even G2Four size/format.

Their unusual way of engineering and marketing, especially the new B2&G2/X-Four product line, really stands out from the rest in the industry. If that's their goal, then they've achieved it. Only they know why (?!) But to whom can ZOOM sell its latest investment dedicated to the bass guitar, if...

Here is a photo edited version of the new Zoom B2four that would suit me better: Practically speaking, this layout would be more logical, at least for my approach to live performances, because I am always to the left of the drummer and slightly facing him, towards the center of the stage to my...

something like this, for examplePay attention to the arrangement of the arrow control buttons, up/down as opposed to the real one.