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Zoom Owners' Club!
- Thread starter champbassist
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I'm the newest member of the club...
I just got my B3 today and I am really digging it. The effects and amp models sound better than I ever thought they would.
It took me only about an hour of messing around with it to decide I'm ditching my other individual effects, dont need em anymore, and the B3's sound so good, the best purchase I've made in years
I just got my B3 today and I am really digging it. The effects and amp models sound better than I ever thought they would.
It took me only about an hour of messing around with it to decide I'm ditching my other individual effects, dont need em anymore, and the B3's sound so good, the best purchase I've made in years
Welcome, Champ will be by soon to give you numbers.
FWIW consider twice which effects to sell especially if they are not easily replaced, never know if or when you may want to go back to individual pedals. Several I sold took years to get back in the fold.
FWIW consider twice which effects to sell especially if they are not easily replaced, never know if or when you may want to go back to individual pedals. Several I sold took years to get back in the fold.
I'm the newest member of the club...I just got my B3 today and I am really digging it. The effects and amp models sound better than I ever thought they would.It took me only about an hour of messing around with it to decide I'm ditching my other individual effects, dont need em anymore, and the B3's sound so good, the best purchase I've made in years
#105: inDIGInous
#106: jbailes
I'm in a bit of a cash crunch now, so I've had to put my B3 gas on hold, especially with the free falling rupee
Plus, the fact that it's still to hit the stores here 
Getting it shipped in isn't an option either, with the said deprecation of the rupee.Have had the B1X for years, and I absolutely love it.
Am considering buying a B3 soon though, it looks brilliant.
Am I in?
Am considering buying a B3 soon though, it looks brilliant.
Am I in?
Have had the B1X for years, and I absolutely love it.
Am considering buying a B3 soon though, it looks brilliant.
Am I in?
#107: REllisMusic
Already a member of the club, just wanted to mention that I just purchased a Zoom B9.1ut to replace the Boss GT6-B that I sold awhile ago. Stoked to get it in and get to work on it.
I'm planning on buying a zoom b3 sometime soon. I've used a zoom b2.1u for the past 2 years and it has served my well. and right now I am interested in what the zoom b3 has to offer. I've mentioned this on the "new zoom b3 has arrived" thread and ozzygreg requested that I should do sound samples of the zoom b3 on my soundclick website. once I save some cash, I will purchase one and I will record sound samples of the zoom b3. I'll be buying one real soon.
I snagged a sweet deal on a Zoom B3 last week on sleezebay (of all places).
I've been messing around with it, exploring the different amp models and effect models, and just started setting up my own patches - really digging this thing. Next week at rehearsal I will really see what I have here when I test flight it in a band setting, but I am confident.
Count me in and I'll take a #!
I've been messing around with it, exploring the different amp models and effect models, and just started setting up my own patches - really digging this thing. Next week at rehearsal I will really see what I have here when I test flight it in a band setting, but I am confident.
Count me in and I'll take a #!
B3 best deal, awesome amp mods and effects in such a compact format, makes life easy too! Love my B3
#108: Ebelow
#109: therev
#110: gus1984
Apologies again for noticing this so late. Been quite busy for the past few days
Right now, I'm GASing pretty hard for one of the Invalid Link Removed that were announced by Zoom at the Summer NAMM. Especially the CDR (chorus, delay, reverb) variant; there's the bona fide bass version as well, but it might well be similar in functionality to the other multis. At $99 a piece they surely sound like a deal worth checking out. As somebody rightly pointed out in the dedicated multistomp thread, they remind me of the now discontinued Yamaha Magicstomp.
I remember having commented on a discussion regarding the B3 here a while back, saying that I'd gladly pay somewhere around $100 for a pedal that could run even one effect at a time. The guitar and bass variants of the Multistomp can run 6 simultaneously
Just waiting for these to hit the shores here, which could well be a long wait.Hey all, Newbie here, New owner of the Zoom Bass 9.1ut, Geez! this thing has everything but the kitchen sink!! forgive me if i missed any recent posts, but has anyone recorded with this thing? i tried installing the software(Cubase 4LE) on my Windows 7 PC, and it didnt go, anyone know what the trouble might be?
im excited to hear about anyone recording with this thing in studio or home with the software, please let me know!
and if im improperly posting, please forgive me! lol, thanks!
i will update further as i find out more on this unit, some learning is required, but i have learned a few things each day! pretty awesome! from choosing your bass tone all the way to about 20 stomp boxes!(could be more, idk) they even have settings of Jaco, and Wooten, Miller, Iron Maiden, Clarke!! just to name a few....
80 user presets and 80 programmable!! 160 total! Crazy!
im excited to hear about anyone recording with this thing in studio or home with the software, please let me know!
and if im improperly posting, please forgive me! lol, thanks!
i will update further as i find out more on this unit, some learning is required, but i have learned a few things each day! pretty awesome! from choosing your bass tone all the way to about 20 stomp boxes!(could be more, idk) they even have settings of Jaco, and Wooten, Miller, Iron Maiden, Clarke!! just to name a few....
80 user presets and 80 programmable!! 160 total! Crazy!
Yep. I've recorded a lot with it. Both into Cubase and into Amplitube via an iRig interface. It's a fantastic tool to be sure.
#111: loprovideo
*Edit* Regarding the Cubase issue, a little search tells me that it should work with Windows 7. Apart from the usual suggestions regarding checking the driver, some more details on the exact issue would be helpful.
Another B2.1u owner here - after stuffing around with other pedals for years I bought one of these. I'm recording from one of these to PC using REAPER and am really impressed.
