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Zoom Owners' Club!

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My small Zoom family.
 
I'd like to be a part of this club; proud and avid user of the Zoom B3. For recording, live performance, and headphone practice; this baby does it all with me. Just started using the Edit&Share software, it's going to be getting even more useful now. Here's a pic from the other weekend at church where I run amp-less.

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Hey guys. I've had a B2 for a year or so and just bought a B3. Looks pretty good so far, but I've notice on a lot of the presets that there's a noticeable pop at the beginning of every note. Anyone else had this problem? Is it normal, do I have a bad unit, or is it pilot error?
 
I have a B3 and had a MS-60b, but I sold it for a MS-70CDR. The '70 is so good at ambiance FX.

I love the 70CDR,special for the stereo inputs.I think is very good for stereo sound,not so good for mono.Ambiance/reverb needs 2 speakers
I also love the 100BT with 15 bass fx in stompshare.I have the money waiting.Maybe i wait some more and take my final decision later.:smug:

Thanks for the heads up :)
 
I still use nothing but an old B2. My needs are a clean boosted setting for my passive Warwick with low output, a chorus setting and an octave setting (I play in a Car's Tribute as well as a Top 40 group). I bought a new B3 because it just looked so nice and I wanted the looper, direct out and computer interface. I took it back the next day because it didn't track as well as the old B2. I also sold an Xotic RC Booster because the B2 sounded the same to me for the boost I needed and I use the tuner in the Zoom anyway. Still a happy camper with this older unit since it does everything that I need well but thinking about getting the MS-60b to feed my gear lust